So maybe Australian Supercars at Indy?

Chad Dunbar, a resident of Petaluma, Calif., said he bought gasoline-powered generators as a backup to charge his Tesla Model 3, “if it’s an emergency,” as well as his home. First, though, he set his car up to fully charge Tuesday night, as opposed to his usual choice of charging it to 80 percent. It’s his only…

Looks a bit too clean to actually be working. Here is one in action, or at least something close to it.

Nice article.

Pretty much standard ops in central Baja.

Update for YT link:

Formula Drift Texas:

That is the first thing I thought of. They likely know how fast they can go on a wet track. It is really hard to go slow enough on water/coolant, water/oil, or water/fuel. Any of those in the right mix can be like ice.

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“... as we have roughly ten years to drastically reduce global emissions to avoid a total climate disaster. ”

Formula Drift St Louis. They’ll have a live feed. here:

Mine leaked like the Exxon Valdez.

Ah Ben, that was a complement.

Wow!

Your writing is excellent. Your choice of topics is excellent. Your first hand driving experiences are excellent. I enjoy all that.

Update: There might be room.

I hope a manual option shows up in a year or two.

What makes it so significant is the rumor/prototype/tease lasted for 45 years. How many things get teased for 45 years and then actually come to be?

I never liked any of the prototypes in the ‘70's. The shape driven by having a mid engine never looked good to me. For whatever reason this design works well for me. I always loved the Pantera’s.

I bet you are correct.