Anyone remember when NHL games had the "glowing puck"? This was a poor attempt to get more fans interested in hockey, and the NHL thought the people who didn't watch hockey were just too stupid to watch a puck fly across the ice. The sparking cars, just to get more mush heads to watch F1, is a glowing puck.

Alright, seriously need her name so I can see if she's on twitter. Here's some Michelle Jenneke for your time:

Cord or Duesenberg. It's a toss up. Show those snooty yew-ro-pee-uns what's what.

Duesenberg, no question!

I'm more surprised he managed to get 44 Miatas together without accidentally starting a track day.

I hope she said "Miata" instead of "Yes". Miata is always the answer.

Okay, while looking for this:

Rob's was pretty cool, but the Adrian Cenni's at Baja was little cleaner. (starts around 0:55)

Car jumps over another for a pass. Not the most impressive in terms of distance or height but impressive due to the utility of the jump.

Hold my beer... oh, and I better get those empty propane tanks out...

Hands down winner because he lived

Hot Wheels FTW!

Titan jump.

He didn't make it and just about died, but credit where credit is due, this was a very impressive feat even for back then.

The anticipation, the throttle, the camera angle, the sound, the scrape, the survival…it's all so perfect.

Nothing says America FUCK YEAH like a monster truck jumping a 727 and landing with a sea of flames behind it.

Just one slightly overlooked detail. Where do the clubs go?

This is probably what I'd buy–GT Track Package, and Recaro seats. I like the idea of the Ecoboost being lighter, but 3,500 lbs isn't exactly lightweight, so I'd just take the 5.0. Plus a Mustang needs a V8!

The original article says "Specifically, they chose a rust-free T-code 1968 Mustang fastback that Mitch found in Houston, since re-powered by a 289-cu.in. small-block."

They should just shut the fuck up and join the ride sharing movement. The reddit post summed it up perfectly how bad cabs are compared to ridesharing companies.