The biker should never had been in that position the first place.

Yeah why follow the laws? It's not like any of them have to do with safety.

Yeah you tell him! He does deserve a painful demise just like that motorcycle rider! Right?!

Comments like yours are just as one-sided accusatory statements as the comments you are referencing.

Your view of the law isn’t skewed? Lol

Well it’s definitely illegal.

Wishing death on a stranger. Hmmm

Yeah!

I just wish there was some way they could incorporate more chrome into that grill...

Well if you only follow and read one media outlet, Motortrend, then yes their marketing plan is screwed. But if you read any others, C&D for example, it shows Chevy’s successful marketing plan that on a track it’s the fastest car under $900k.

We’ll I’m not saying it’s a bad engine. It has been successful racing in the past and can produce competitive numbers.

No, not on a whim. It was planned for a long time so they can sell more v6 f150s, and 4 cylinder crossovers

You’re correct it would have been a huge endeavor to make a new engine for this road/race car.

I guess it’s just that the series focuses on production-based cars factory back or not, and for ford to produce a road car that’s twice as much as everybody else is just not nearly as impressive as its competition.

The problem is none of its racing competition took that approach.

They picked it because they had it already. It’s an old engine they updated for this racecar.

It’s probably the worst sounding current racecar.

Pssh...

Ok that makes sense. I guess I pictured it with a more rigid track/path as it opens, but it seems to move much more organically depending on the space availible.

I still don’t think that would fit in my garage with the doors open.