Of course proper tires are a requirement. I was responding to the OP’s comment that AWD doesn’t help braking.

<Max is allowed to, by the intent and letter of the rules, break the rules race and race again with no consequences>

<not a boring looking crossover.>

<You’re implying someone shouldn’t have security because they got shot in spite of having security guards around.>

Okay, I can get behind that. They chose form over function. The extra creases are weird. I’m not sure about the driver position, though. It looks like that front area houses the powertrain in addition to a frunk.

Or I can pull a Faraday Future and have it shit the bed during a demo.

If they’re just making crap up for the list, can I put in the Elio Pickup?

I kind of like the Canoo pickup truck.

You really want to die on this hill of stupidity, don’t you? Yeah, by all means compare someone who is a target for thousands of unknown people worldwide with someone who was shot by a “friend” after an altercation. Obviously, the F1 grid was a high-risk area for her.

Dodge, dodge, dodge, dodge.

The victims’ lawyers have specifically asked people not to dox the kid, because it would complicate their efforts.

You mean the guy who shot her while she was with a bodyguard? I’m not sure you’re making the strong point you think you are, champ.

“I don’t think anyone knew oil companies would be funding our grants. These companies are using Fulbright to essentially launder their image.”

That was just the trailer.

I think we found Meg’s burner account.

<The guy demanded she perform impromptu, racing-themed freestyle.>

Shows up on a grid with about $100m in equipment sitting around. Thinks she needs bodyguards.

A panel that size might produce 1 kWh per day. It would take you several months to charge.

<Defending Middle Eastern strategic oil resources with blood and money so we can continue to drive 12 MPG trucks and SUVs is a MASSIVE waste and extremely inefficient too.>

<I don’t agree that “peaceably” has to mean “legally”. It’s possible to break the law in a peaceful manner, which is the whole point behind the concept of civil disobedience.>