Even though this was just shared to Oppo, I have half a mind to immediately re-share it.

Side view necessary because white walls.

Again — Pretty sure that's a lion, dude!

Pretty sure that's a Lion, dude.

Didn't the Audi 200 quattro Trans-Am answer this?

This is sadly true but, still, 'dat burble.'

I wish I had something more to say than "dat burble" but I'm afraid I may need a moment to collect myself and find some words after hearing that.

No — but at the same time:

In that vein, possibly "Homestead"

19 is "huehuehooaaaahhhh I just locked it up and ran wide there"

Should we take a moment to discuss Buxton's attempt at a mustache?

An American car? Well, the most famous and successful would have been back in 66-68 with Dan Gurney and the AAR. Then you had a few runs in the 70s with American teams and American drivers — Shadow, Parnelli-Ford, Interscope, Penske — with the Americans either having a full season with them or in some cases leaving…

Red Flagged as of right now. :( But can we also talk about how there's an American driving a F1 car during a sanctioned F1 event in America!!!

*early '80s/ *Alastair. Wow!

FIA heated it up to 300 degrees Celsius in their test; it didn't move or bend, in fact nothing happened at all.

There's a wonder piece from this era called "gentleman, lift your skirts" about the whole thing — pretty well done.

There's been some insinuation that RB are running something akin to this now, if I remember correctly. Then again, there's been some insinuation that RB has been/is/are/will be running every thing illegal at some point and barely any of it has panned out.

the mass damper is GREAT stuff.

Speaking about the weight-shifting tricks in '83? Alistair Cladwell once recounted the following: