The correct answer is to race and brew.

nice write up. We road tripped our 2003 Evo, with kids, a few weeks ago. It had been a while since I had done that. It was great. All you said. The handling, the noise, the brakes, the giant wing. Just good fun.

Not sexy, but the technologies that go into automotive metal shaping need to get some props. Without the ability to effectively, quickly and affordably fabricate metal parts we wouldn't have the great shapes and safety we expect.

The world needs more off-road Porsche. It really does. It works for some reason.

it would probably work just fine, but I would stay away from the idea of pitting them outside the standard pressurized envelope. Just too many issues with keeping pressure, food, coffee and a toilet in a pod. Also, I don't think These guys would be thrilled.

sadly, confirmed.

Can't tell right now as the event sold out and I can't see the values. I want to say it was around £80 for a Friday pass.

been twice myself. Best ticket in Motorsports.

did you see the Indianapolis Motor Speedway blew the motor in the Marmon Wasp, first car to win the 500, a year or two ago. They are trying to figure out if they can put it back together.

Marshall is actually a British company and that is a British car. Note the Santa Pod on the tail. That is a British drag strip. They know how to make some noise over there as well.

A funny car happened last year.

When went to the FOS in 2006 Petty was there. Hat, sunglasses and big smile. The Brits loved him. Waltrip and McReynolds were there as well, but didn't draw as much of a crowd. The FOS is such an awesome celebration of all things motoring. Not just Euro stuff. Bikes, drag cars, rally, flyovers by the RAF and…

There are few things more awesome, or more frightening, than driving an RV. We've rented them for LeMons races and you can watch the gas gauge go down as that Triton V10 drinks.

Well damn, got a txt from a friend with a pic who works for Indycar at their facility just south of the speedway. Showed the same image roughly. I hope all are safe.

This has been our primary kid hauler for 7.5 years. Both kids came home in it. Our other car is a Mini Cooper S. The Evo has plenty of room, a reasonable trunk and the kids love riding in it. We had no trouble getting them in or out of infant or child seats. Now that both kids are in boosters it is actually easier…

Radio Le Mans is reporting that the Porsche Hybrid that was pulled in with about an hour to go to preserve it will not be classified even though they made 70% race distance. Their pit is past start finish, they went out on the last lap. As they were past he line their lap time was huge. There is a minimum requirement…

when we went last year we stumbled up an a great camping area. Many awesome cars. Here is a pic...

Huh, my sister has land in Bayview by the lake. Going to have to check this out.

Likely my fat finger error from my original submission. I canz do math, but the 5 and 8 sit right next to each other on the number pad.

Total of 75 stops to make the trip. Aircraft's max altitude was 1000 ft as well.