Yes. The Canadian and Ontario governments are particularly ruffled by this EV tax credit scheme as it poses a threat to Canada’s auto industry.

I’m sure it was an interesting race, but my disdain for F1's many Authoritarian Sportswashing Grand Prix outweighs my love of F1, so this is one of the many races I skipped and will continue to skip.

My take: Faster Charging rates and more charging stations will make people less range conscious and allow for cheaper EV’s to enter the fold.

Barbados will officially be declared a republic as it celebrates its 55th anniversary of independence, also remaining part of the Commonwealth, now primarily comprised of former British territories.

This past summer’s heat dome causing all kinds of havoc, wildfires and the burning of Lytton, and now this?  BC’s had it pretty rough in 2021.

If Mercedes is found to have broken the rules, then it’s kudos to RB for having keen eyes.

An ambulance. It’s got room for a stretcher in the back for when you need a roadside nap, and it’s got all kinds of cubbies and drawers for your tools and other knick knacks.

North Americans are not allowed to have nice things.

You pay a few thousand dollars more for the time level that isn’t white, black, or some shade of grey.

Like it’s the Walter Matthau of passenger vehicles.

Nobody is climbing the ladder to F1 on talent alone. Racing is an incredibly expensive hobby, and even the drivers from modest backgrounds have the backing of major sponsors from a fairly young age to help move them on up.  By the time they’re up to F2-F3, they’re all pay drivers.

Zhou has some talent, and he’s got some money backing him too. I guess that makes him pretty much like every other F2 driver these days. In any case, he’ll have a great opportunity to learn from a solid veteran like Bottas, and I wish the kid the best.

Is he a pay-for driver?

That poor van... The back end of it, it’ll grow back right?

I think Max will be in some trouble, hopefully Checo can keep him at bay. But who knows? Starting 10th (after the engine penalty) means Lewis is going to be in the thick of trouble at the start, so as long as he avoids the inevitable mid-pack pile ups in the first couple corners he should be okay.

The penalty didn’t seem to hurt Hamilton much, the rest of the grid (aside from RB) is still laughably slow compared to the Mercedes.

I’m sorry, but I refuse to believe that Rob Delaney could ever be playing a villain. That’s like telling me 2 + 2 = 5

Or how Polish women are now going to Germany, the Netherlands, UK, Czechia, etc for access to abortions.

But it’s also got a delightful pair in Hoffman/Hoskins

Keep it simple. Can probably fix most issues with just a cigarette, a glass of wine, and the contents of the average person’s toolbox.