Nice MWM shout out. One of the best motorsports podcasts out there.

Harley 42WLA. Wonder where the motorcycle subculture came from in the '50s and early '60s? Right here. Guys coming back from the war certainly contributed to the acceptance of motorcycles in the general population.

Came here to post the same. Light weight, "long range", motorcycle.

I think JB is a great race driver and an amazing spokesman, what I wonder about is how good is he at developing a car? I get the vibe that he can get in and drive the wheels off of a good machine, but when it comes to improving a car through the season that he may lack something.

It could be one of the first 380 3Cs and perhaps that is why it took so long. Tough to say. With the new maintenance programs where you just do heavy Cs and no real D (overhaul), maybe that is just what it takes with this beast. That said, it is too early for substantial corrosion to set in, so non-routine…

55 days? That is insane for a 3C. You can get a 777 through one in 3-4 weeks. Sure the 380 is a bigger plane, but damn. My guess, as you hinted at, that they were doing an interior upgrade and some STC work.

The Lockhed CL-400 Suntan, a design study that was a peer to the SR-71, was going to be hydrogen fueled. Mach 2.5.

Second stage on though. First was RP-4.

I've fried a bunch of turkeys for work. Works great. Once of the big hits I did was make cake donuts while the oil was coming up to temp. They were awesome.

Any tips for a healthier, homemade whip cream? Thanks!

I had donuts there two weeks ago. They were awesome.

Same can be said of Mitsubishi. Coming from a current, and 11 year, Evo owner. They haven't been the same since they left WRC.

The Wing end plates kind of looked like an Evo, but with the past relationship with Subaru who knows?

Is that a dead Sccobi at 3:45?

Nice shot at Deception Pass, the only bridge to Whidbey Island.

FIA WEC Bahrain on right now. Audio from Radio Le Mans is available.

not exactly wax, but the right idea.

yeah, I was at Sea Fair the last year they ran Miss Rock as a piston boat. The thing was loud! I also remember when the killed a bunch of the turbines the first time they ran them in saltwater. They didn't like that much.

The home town boat when I was a kid. the Miss Rock at Sea Fair. We all knew the money was in Bernie Little's Miss Budweiser. Are you old enough to remember the RR Merlin powered boats? Those were awesome.

Don't know, except you have to surface finish metal printed structures. The dude with PH D and Lockheed Fellow after his name said it was printed.