"Success comes to those who work for it." That's what the latest Car Bros. video says about Damien Stonebrook, and it's spot-on accurate. He grew up around exotic cars thanks to his rich Cinemax director dad, and after crashing the M3 convertible he got for his 16th birthday, he knew he had to go the Ferrari route.

I lost my shit at the Italian Mario accent. And again at "grand prickses."

Stonebrook appreciates how Enzo Ferrari started his own car company in the 1930s after failing to be impressed by one of Lamborghini's offerings.

I thought he was a bit of selfish dickhead, but he showed a different side in the film, a fun side, a caring side and showed gratitude.

My perception of him changed when I watched the documentary he did for his last race at Ferrari, it's worth a watch if you haven't seen it.

I honestly tried watching this live on Fox. As a European and car and race enthusiasts trying to find out what is so great about NASCAR. Biggest race of the year seems a good place to start. Well, I gave up after 45 minutes.

This just seems appropriate tonight.

Nah, they will say "wasn't he Kyle's older brother with the werewolf ears?"

I honestly think that the Air Force believes the F-22 and F-35 are so advanced they can't be shot down and thus there will be no need for Sandy. Honestly, when it comes to short sighted hubris it's pretty hard to top the Air Force. I don't think any other branch has been so arrogantly wrong on so many occasions.…

Ah, the "Chris Benoit" treatment.

Of course, this is nothing new, even in the West. This is the 1971 Earls Court Show, where a number of booth professionals went topless. I've heard that Toyota featured topless models for the debut of the famous 2000GT, but I haven't seen any proof thereof.