Ultimately I’m disappointed that the pink trim is gone from last year

Yes, ground effect is seen as being less sensitive to dirty air and generating less dirty air.

Vents over the sidepods weren’t used because they used to be illegal. But they’re once again allowed in the new regulations. Having the vents allows them to mount the radiators flatter, allowing the deep undercut under the sidepods that they have here, which seem to be going for a double-floor effect pioneered by the…

Which is my point, this isn't adding any capability that wasn't already there.

Was talking about the submersible rear deck. A lot of the stuff they mention, the 40-ton crane, etc. were already there.

I mean look at it. Blue is a lame color for a ship. It’s also never going to fit on a trailer behind an F-150, as this shit is 417 feet long. What’s the point? It can only sail at 30 knots, which would barely be speeding in a school zone. That’s so lame.

“Transformed” is overstating what they’ve done. All they did was paint a tennis court and line it with an astroturf carpet.

Should have highlighted this thing Brown said.

Must be afraid of Ferrari since it’ll have 2 “B teams” in 2022 with a lot of Ferrari personnel moving to Haas because of the budget cap.

Most of the added weight (and size)in today’s cars isn’t from fuel, it’s from all the updated safety regulations.

Longer-lasting tires also means that races are more predictable, especially if everyone just goes for a one-stop for the mandatory compound change. Fragile, unpredictable tires have been one of the things keeping races exciting for the past few years. Heck they were implemented because a race where teams were…

I really hope they’re able to keep the canopy. Half of a road-going supercar’s jobs is to drop the jaws of the inner twelve-year olds of people who see it, and that canopy fits the bill.

Still with they kept the vertically aligned headlights. Now it just looks like any full sized-SUV on the market, if not for the badge.

Now watch all the British F1 rags hail this and call it fair. Bonus points in that it was Sebastian Vettel, a German driver, complaining about flypasts that got all this rolling in the first place. Anything to stick it up to the Germans, eh.

This, British fanbase in F1 is strong and fanatical enough that you could name Lewis Hamilton, “champion for life” and ban overtaking him on track and they’d agree that such a rule is “fair and sporting.”

“CHMSL,” because it’s much more fun to say.

Stuff in the non-default costumes can end up clipping all over the place, or just moving weirdly in cutscenes. Consoles and most PCs aren’t really able to handle these things reliably in real-time and, more often than not, cutscenes use either special models or special rigging tailored to a specific model to keep this…

This is what a positive pressure setup is for, having more pressure inside the case so that air is constantly flowing out of any gaps, keeping dust from getting in. This is how my rig is setup, since I’m running a Lian Li Lancool II Mesh, which, as the name implies, has a ton of mesh in front and in the sides for…

Panda has also won a Tekken world championship, Kuma, no.

See, the thing with Ebisu is that Nobushige Kumakubo’s family was already freaking loaded before he had the circuit built. More importantly, the family already owned a significant amount of land in the Fukushima countryside. Ebisu would have never happened if not for these and an “American Ebisu” won’t happen unless…