I want this one. 360 HP and 550 ft/lbs.

Here in New England with our ancient, tightly packed infrastructure we have a lot of tight corkscrew ramps that have to be taken at 30 tops, then dump you into the right lane with an impossibly short merge. On some roads there’s even a yield or a stop at the bottom of the ramp, so you have to sit there and gun it with…

If I may ask, what part of the country do you live in?

It was worse than it looks in the photos. It took a couple hydraulic rams and multiple hammers to get the back end back into shape.

He was driving the driver

This was the third time

For those who have lost count, I believe this is rollover #3

Depends on what part of the country you’re coming from. For me it would be close to 3,000 miles each way.

Kinja hungry

Gotcha covered, check my other comment

Here’s the highlight reel Stef forgot to include

I really hope they work on it and don’t just bail. It wasn’t that long ago that Argentina had some serious spectator issues as well (though admittedly I don’t recall driving on hot stages being among them). The WRC worked hard with organizers to improve safety there and now it’s fantastically managed.

I’d say you’ll certainty at least understand why some people have such a sense of accomplishment from it.

It’s got frame damage, cage damage, and floor pan damage. Sadly I think this one’s done.

*When the rock caught. JFC autocorrect

Ever drive up Mt Washington?

It’s terrifying how quick and violent that roll was when the rich caught it. Also terrifying, the passenger floor

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What’s really impressive is that a 124 Abarth Rallye also beat Frank’s time this year.

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