—Next time I choose the playground!

Too flashy and big for London streets

Reminds me of Bilenkin Vintage (based on BMW E92)

Who knows, if he can afford WRC car with his skills...

My favorite driver is this guy: Jose Alberto Mikolas, I don’t know where he get WRC(!) Citroen, but he lost every stage even for R1-class drivers, here is his actual speed:

Kamaz was there too:

Nice point.

Some street artist painted big granite balls across administration of Ekaterinburg city with a Pokeball scheme and mayor said it’s cool if people like that and don’t plan to repaint them.

To match their standards, I clearly pointed it out.

Game changer

Actually do. Their dynamics values as 0-60, max speed etc. based on the average results, when most of their competitors take the best ones, achieved in the perfect conditions. Porsche standards are very high and the only competitors they really care about are themselves.

Well, stupidity level of this skyrocketing straight from the orbit. Pastor is a good guy, GP2 champion and he is faster than anyone on this website, leave him alone already.

Better make the retail BTCC version already!

Ayrton didn’t complain, though

I like how $1M+ Toyota 2000GT stands next for a two basic JDMs like not a big deal.

F1 is 911-level unbeatable car in it’s own supercar class. Fastest racetrack monster with a great practical everyday use.

Another guy from Barnaul uses trucks to charge his Tesla by hook to them (he said it’s 20x more effective than basic charger).

Not much surprising if they have only one factory competitor, though. But Hayden Paddon win is remarkable and deserves much respect for the whole Hyundai team.

Leave him alone, he knows what he is doing. (Scandinavian Flick)

1:1 power/weight ratio and Newey aerodynamics is a potential all records-breaking machine. But it’s far away from everyday super at McLaren F1, so I expected more from this collaboration.