Good point. My bad. I’m not going to edit that so everyone can make fun of it. I might learn something from it.

Their continued desire to keep peddling this thing, and not make a 4-door version kammback breadvan wagon with significant trunk space, is just comically sad damning at this point.

Wow, it’s like he just pushed the cyclic forwards instead of the collective! Helicopters are deadly beasts that require a lot of concentration and muscle memory

The “brake lever” theory does not hold water in my view because the bikes have a brake lever protector just for that specific eventuality. The kick theory also does not hold water. The camera angles are tricky, but Rossi’s foot stays on right up to the point where the contact happens - thus his foot came off because a…

So that’s how Boxsters are made...

He’s should be glad the other driver wasn’t his team mate - or french...

rule #1: DON’T.

More like guy runs onto live track.

Chrysler Crossfire, not actually a bad car mind you as it is basically an SLK, in fact I work with someone who owned a mid ‘00s SLK and now a brand new SLK, both with metal folding roofs and bought a crossfire for their winter beater... but still the pop up spoiler was a bit out of place on a Chrysler

I have to agree with you. The insinuation is that she's a figurehead and Ammann is the one in charge. Had they said "a man's world" instead, it would have been sexist.

I don’t see it as sexist.

i guess he could have gone slower leading up to that corner, but that kinda defeats the purpose of why he was there in the first place... they don't hand out trophies for 'safest around the track'....

The Top Gear USA haters were right. Upon contact with Tanner Foust, Top Gear died. RIP in Peace Top Gear :(

[A 1969 Skyline 2000GT-R runs with a Nissan R380-III prototype for a photo shoot. Credit: Nissan]

So basically...

Yeah, who'd have thunk that aluminium trucks are pretty bash proof