Anthony is Jean-Pierre's son according to wikipedia.
I think I beat you to this nomination actually. 11:48 am vs. 12:02 pm. :)
My mistake, I didn't look closely and mistook it for Alan McNish's 2011 crash caused by Anthony Beltoise, a French racing driver.
I was tempted to nominate that one as well but that car was driven by a professional driver at the time.
I don't know many gentleman drivers but I nominate Robert Kauffman. He was the Ferrari driver in Mike Rockenfeller's crash at Le Mans in 2011.
Pirelli did want to buy it but ended up using the 09 car instead.
The world economic situation and Toyota turning it's first loss ever in 2009 definitely conspired against the team's efforts.
*2010 but yeah, Bernie being Bernie.
It's sad actually, in 2009 Toyota actually looked to have made good progress and had some good finishes. They ended the season with 5 podiums and their second best constructors finish (after 4th in 2005) in 5th.
Chevy Citation. This thing won car of the year in 1980.
My reply was purely sarcastic, I have zero economist knowledge whatsoever.
Having trouble making a business case? That's bullshit. Watch:
Truly world-class investigative reporting.
I've seen lots of people complain about this but I actually like the floating display aesthetic.
IIRC they're signed on for 3 years or 3 more series or something like that so it's not something that's going to happen too shortly but they are getting up there in age and it's something they will have to think about.
He sounds like a very excitable old man while driving that car. Love it.
Haha, thanks for replying to my slightly asinine question.
The Mulsanne faired rather poorly in its evaluation on Top Gear. Will you be making any improvements to it to address the shortcomings they found?
I think the Peugeot 1007 is hilariously odd.