Not necessarily synonymous terms. It's entirely likely that his career is as an undercover officer (working with, say, drug enforcement just to take a random example), but he likes to be an asshole on a motorcyclist during his off hours. I don't think anyone ever implied that he was undercover trying to infiltrate…

But that should be OK. Not dominating every race makes it easier to mask the technology. But for the events where they are dominating, maybe not dominate quite so much. These drivers are SO good, they know exactly where those extra tenths of a second happen and can give or take them at will. You can't convince me…

Well, he is a racer after all. I can't even imagine being a crew chief and trying to manage these personalities.

It's possible. It just doesn't seem prudent. I would think with the investment those teams make, that stealth would be the first rule when developing a game-changing technology.

2-3 seconds was just an ass-extraction of a number meant to say "just enough that you are guaranteed to win, but not enough to arouse suspicion". I think 2-3 seconds is actually quite a bit at some tracks. 32 seconds is guaranteed to make everyone talk about it.

What I fail to understand is, if they really have developed something that gives them that much of an advantage, why would they tip their hand like that? It makes far more sense to sandbag so that you don't appear to have such an advantage. Get on the power later than you normally could, but just slightly sooner…

I would use the term safety device quite loosely in this context. True, it looks like a brain bucket, but I am pretty sure the chrome Nazi lids don't carry Snell certification. Might protect you from getting a bump on your head from tipping your scooter over while pulling it out of the garage, but not much more.

No, this is not true. In fact, the media is lying about him in order to make the bikers look bad. See, they were just trying to identify the driver when he noticed the commotion and asked what was going on. Once he learned that the driver ran over an innocent biker, he orchestrated the beatdown...honestly, can't…

So much win. YO has nothing on this.

Now that you know where it is, please get back there when nobody is looking to see if it was equipped with the optional NYC terrain mode...and if so, what mode the switch left in.

That is exactly what I have been thinking. As an outsider (living in a small enough city where I don't see this behavior), I have been kind of shocked at the revelation that this Mad Max type apocalypse has been going on practically unchecked. It's kind of creepy to think about the parallels between that movie and…

C'mon, don't repress your feelings like that and tell us how you really feel. You think she is kinda hot, don't you?

But those are the same words I utter when I step in cat vomit, yet my brain kind of processes what that is in real time. Same thing with going to the fridge to get a refreshing cold beer only to discover that someone took the last one and didn't replenish.*

I am thinking more like there is about a 1 second difference between those officers being quite sore and being in the morgue today. They were hauling ass and having that thing up about one more foot would have turned that car into an unrecognizable pile of debris.

You know, I feel exactly the same way. It would be worth my time to sit through the shitshow just to make sure I had a voice in the jury room. I have been on a civil suit jury and know the drill...and vowed to NEVER again be part of that process (even though I have a summons to appear in 5 weeks). For something…

Oh shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit shit

Looks like someone didn't grow up with $40 VHS movies. I didn't even have to think twice about the $18. Worth every penny and then some.

Download is on the way. Thanks for the tip...our family plans for the evening just changed :-)

I have always wanted one of these. Early on, when I was in college and living on Ramen noodles, they were in the hundreds of thousands. No problem, I will have a career soon and will be able to get one. By the time I had a career, family, home, a few cars and some disposable income, they were over a million. No…

Wow. The lack of reason and accountability here (the kind usually reserved for a premenstrual woman) almost makes me wonder if we even watched the same video. I am going to wager that law enforcement and the overwhelming majority of general society don't share your perspective on this situation.