Indy should go to all the tracks people wish F1 would come back to. Especially in the UK, Indy seems popular amongst Britons. And Indy race at Brands Hatch would be stellar.

To be honest there’s at most six drivers in F1 which are notably above the “talent pool” of Indy drivers. All the rest would fit right in, no problem.

I’m not sure why the article said Knives Out was her breakout role. Is it because BR2049 “only” made 260 million dollars?

“Not unlike her breakout role as the meek caregiver Marta in Rian Johnson’s Knives Out,”

I’ve heard of people making it work, but I guess I’m not sure on all the specifics, like how much drain you get out of one session or how much charging you really need during the day. If the energy usage is comparable to what I get with gasoline, then a 300-mile battery should be able to manage the whole day with just…

Battery capacity affects range a lot more than power. The weight and packaging requirements for getting big power out of an EV is a lot less significant than for an ICE, so once you have the battery sorted out you might as well go for the most power you can just for the marketing.

There’s actually a good probability of charging infrastructure at race tracks because of all the high-current RV hookups they already have.

“a lot more real world data for Tesla”

Tungsten is probably used somewhere on the car, if only just for ballast weights, but it’s really really far too ridiculously heavy to use for an engine block. It is the third heaviest elemental metal, seven times heavier than aluminum and 60% heavier than even lead. Even infinite durability won’t make up for having…

you’re probably joking, but:

Normally there are flags and/or lights to indicate caution zones ahead. Sometimes they are quite far ahead of the actual incident, which can lead to uncertainty or complacency.

It looks like a Morgan in a fat-suit. The wheels certainly aren’t helping.

Yeah, basically internal bleeding doesn’t drain properly and you go septic.

Nah, it was doing a mock dogfight in real airplanes.

It’s an even better deal than that, only $2500 per person! I’ve spent more money on briefer experiences. 

“Four guests (three adults, one child)“

Your front seats are close enough to hold your footrests? poor thing.

There is no universe in which the answer is not a Rolls Royce Ghost Extended Wheelbase. The entire design concept of the car revolved around making the passenger happy. I’ve seen one in person and it’s absurd how large the rear cabin is.

God dang. I’ve got a 1060 6GB that still feels very capable, but I just realized I’ve had it for four and a half years.

I dunno I guess I’m just quoting some line from the insurance company. But low vision, drowsiness, more drunks, etc., I can see how accidents per vehicle mile and cost per accident would both be higher at night.