Just to point something out - Hockenheim had a crowd of 40,000 on race day last year and it's not financially viable for this year.

WEC plays to ghost towns anywhere besides Le Mans

Not really comparable. Subaru have never been big in Europe.

I almost forgot how good 'Moldovan with a fiddle outline on a turntable' was.

I'd still rather have one of these:

I've watched those videos a number of times, and I still don't think that the trucks will stop.

Formula one is by no means the only series that charges a sanctioning fee for a race. Even the pathetic mess that is British Touring Car demands a million quid from each circuit.

Neutral: Would You Buy A Subaru? If you were in the market for a new car would you at least cross-shop it?

Neutral: How Long Will You Keep Your Car? Does it feel old already?

There's been a bit of hooning on the moon before (Apollo 16, see below), but there's never been anything involving more than one wheeled vehicle that could really be thought of as a 'race.' But that looks like it's about to change, with the possibility of a three-way rover race coming in 2016. FINALLY.

Did they run these things round Cadwell? That's wonderfully bonkers.

There's a long running dispute between ISC and the IRL. I can't remember why it started.

The other day, I made what I assumed was the hardest taillight-identification quiz known to man. I now know I was wrong. Very wrong. The hardest, most badass taillight identification quiz happened in 1990, on a BBC game show. This is the high-water mark for competitive taillight IDing, my friends. Watch and learn.

I can't get over the fact that the dealer can get away with 40,000 markup. What on earth, USA?

I don't think we can point to one thing for all the cars that we, the readers, drive - there's just too much variation.

That gives me an idea - lets take the Moto GP to Scotland. I'm sure that East Fortune will be a fine venue.

10.) Audi RS2 Avant

Whoever photoshopped these press pics together is a fool. Nobody parks that close to a football game. You're just asking for your windows to get panned.

4.) Daimler Pillaged Chrysler

He was a single seater driver. In most single seater championships, there's a rule that the driver needs to get out of the car within X seconds. When he was in F1, it was 5 seconds, so he would have practiced. Harness looks like a 4 point with quick release buckle. I can't find the regs so I can't tell you what the…