Exit would be about the same, its the getting down to that speed that gets hairy. The outer loop tightens in the middle, which isn't too much of an issue if you're still accelerating out of the chicane, but if yo're still carrying crazy speed it could get interesting. You could always brake early, but that would…

I'm trying to think of how I would approach that. I keep thinking the fastest way around would require bowling balls between the legs.

Whaaaa??? That's almost the best part of the track! Brake late, fling it in sideways over the curb scrubbing off speed through the first half of the bus stop, then WOT all the way down to turn 6 as the car skitters around the outer loop....

Executive is a loose term. 300 highest ranking employees?

If you're wondering how this all fits into a global perspective, Chevrolet is currently the best-selling brand in Uruguay, which shifts something around 65,000 vehicles a year. That's three orders of magnitude smaller than the US car market. Americans didn't just buy more F-Series trucks alone than Uruguayans bought…

Interestingly, the first non-sponsored hit for Elmiraj is NY Daily News complaining about the name change.

Just use the concept car names for the real cars. Elmiraj, Cien...

It all comes down to comparative advantage, and spending your time on what is most economically efficient for you, and paying somebody else to do what is economically efficient for them.

You still need to clarify that it is not salt water as in sea water or NaCl (table salt). It is two separate unspecified metal salts, and based on their description of a lithium - sulfur chemistry, it sounds like those "salt waters" are sulfuric acid (sulfur saltwater, the same one used in a lead acid battery) and…

Can I give you more stars??

But half of them break down in under 6 milliseconds!

Too the top! Include any Olds of a similar vintage.

About twice a year one comes up on Bring a Trailer, usually for $8k+. They are indeed rare, but were rare to begin with.

It's an Italian equivalent of the gas guzzler tax - any car with an engine displacement over 2.0L is taxed very heavily, regardless of the car. It's the same reason Italy got the E30 320is instead of M3.

The second dent in my chump car came from one of these....NP

Don't think so.

I don't see what he did wrong. He was learning the track/his car/how to drive, got loose, and went off. He did all this at a track with plenty of runoff in a car that it looks like he wouldn't be too worried about repairing, so that WHEN the inevitable off happens, the chance of serious damage is minimized. How…

Pretty much. I want the governor to run the state, not tell stories and kiss babies.

Snyder was elected to implement policy, not empathize. He made an attempt to relate, and failed, but if he handles the cleanup and recovery well, and works to reduce the state's resistance to future flooding, does it matter that his closest personal experience is a flooded vacation home?

If the goal is to scare people out of their neighborhood this seems rather effective. Probably ill advised, and probably scaring away a lot more people than intended, but effective.