Not true. I friend loaned us theirs to take to Burningman a couple times. The engine is in front driving the front wheels. I know this because it blew an oil line in Truckee our first trip and I replaced it. Also because of the use of the Tornado drivetrain the rear track is 6-8" wider than the front.

1969-1971 911's had gold decklid lettering on the E and S models and it was available as part of a couple option packages (“Comfort Group” and “Appearence Group”) on the T’s. This almost certainly an intentional throwback to Porsche history.

You completely missed the point about Loranzo’s “legacy” versus Rossi. It’s not winning on the Ducati, it’s winning the Premier Class on two different manufacturers bikes. It’s something that only five riders have done, ever. One is Agostini, and the other is Rossi. I’ll let you look up the other three.

Back in the 80's I dated a girl (who I should have married, but that’s a different story) whose stepfather Bob Campbell flew F-105's over North Viet Nam, and was an early Wild Weasel and then transitioned to the SR-71 and flew out of Okinawa over North Viet Nam. Then he was assigned to Beale and flew the 71 until he…

Of course the original Dino had a two litre, and it was a v-six and not an inline six, and it was behind the driver and not in front of the driver, and the Toyota came out first.

When Jorge was 4-5 years old his wealthy father decided he would be a GP world champion. Working towards that goal was his entire childhood and adolescence. He never had a say in the matter. So when you see him in videos like this, or at the races, and he's sort of awkward and disconnected that's the reason. It's just…