As a Canadian, I am terrified of what comes next.

That person seems massively irresponsible to drive in those.

This reminds me of something:

Coffe pods appeal to the clean efficient way they make coffee on TV and movies. No one ever deals with coffee grounds on TV. No one ever gets their hands dirty in the movies.

Holly wheel gaps Batman!

Why am I downloading an FLV file? I guess I come from the future... #firstWorldProblems

Tyler, as always, top notch content. I keep coming back for more. With this one here, you are pulling me in to a field I did not have a particular interest in and I can’t stop until it is past bed time...

It looks like he was able to shed quite a lot of that 307 mph before hitting the sand and the net. So, standard brakes right? I did not see lockup or time smoke or skid marks.

Schmitz can carry that irreverent torch with the best of them while driving the Nordschleife with her knee would be an understatement.

You just made me realize I may have had the same problem all along. How did you know? Boy you are good.

Media trying to get the stock to go back up?

Right, angle and harmonics.

The physics of this blow my mind: how can such a large ship roll so badly as to throw stuff around? Waves coming in unexpectedly sideways?

Looks as good as that horrible Mazda CX-5 add where the guy understeers to the top of a mountain (because that is a thing we can all legally do? I mean Natonal Parks let you do that right?) to propose to his girlfriend, and promptly drops the ring in the snow.

This just makes me want Kimi as the Stig, with an open face helmet.

This. So much this.

If Williams did it in F1 in 1993, isn’t fair to assume such a system could be lightweight enough now? Or am I mixing up my active suspension F1 cars of the ‘90s?

No I did not. Man, Friday brain is broked.

Just saw my typo. I meant “we’ll”.

will cost the City of San Francisco alone more than $4.8 million.