Good writeup. Of course all of this is easier at a purpose built track like COTA, where there’s plenty of space. At street circuits like Monaco, not so much, as when Ricciardo’s tires for his pit stop had to be brought down from upstairs losing him the race.
Formula One teams transform their garages into exceedingly tidy apartments for each race, with storage space for…
That’s not the track, dude. Manor Formula One driver Esteban Ocon had a bit of an off during practice for the United States Grand Prix.
Yeah, no.
My parents married in 1984. Their combined income at the time was $34k/yr. Adjusted for inflation, that’s about $80k, or $40k each in 2016 money.
THEY BOUGHT A HOUSE AND TWO CARS ON THAT INCOME.
I make $80k/yr myself, and I’m nowhere near being close to being able to purchase a house, much less a new car. And,…
- “Couldn’t we also blame....” is definitely the opening line of a Millennial...
And you can have a car with a silly name or a car that’s pointlessly expensive, but not both.
You can have your fun - just keep it off my godamn lawn!
Dang old people. Get off my fun!
How is she so calm?
I’m going to assume less than people kill.
You had to take drugs just to drive it, if memory serves.
“They will, most likely, die.”
God, I miss the ‘90s.
This is an article a cop would post...
Sébastien Ogier unsurprisingly won his fourth-consecutive FIA World Rally Championship title in Spain, winning the race in the process and bringing his victory total up to five this season. He won the title with two rallies remaining, which isn’t surprising—guys named Sébastien are really good at this rallying thing.
Sure, but a savvy teen who has spent his own money on the car will have the brains and respect to not put it into a house an hour after he buys it.
Lol ignoring how absurdly easy it is for savvy teens to make money, there is such a thing as getting a job and saving your money, and R33s aren’t breaking the bank cost-wise.
Teen Crashes Nissan Skyline Into House Hour After Daddy Buys It.