Kinda old Ferrari meets old Lotus style wise. I dig it.

Good to hear you are on the mend, having played a bit of Rugby, i know almost exactly how you feel.

I was about to say that has aged well. But then i realized it was probably built a couple of years ago....
Still looks smart though.

$4k if it was Minty McMint, other than that, it’s CP for me.

It’s nice, just not $18k nice.

Jenson proved in about 5 seconds that he is better at Evans’ job than Evans is.....

The BMW in the back of the Brabham was silly powerful. They had qualifying only engines, that made near 1500bhp! They were nick-named grenade engines as they were good for about 5 laps before they went bang.

Buy it, part out the bits you don’t want or need. Pump the money back into maintenance and tuning and you have an excellent sleeper.

I consider this to be one of, if not THE most underrated supercars of all time.

Utterly gutting for the man. I only hope he’s happy with knowing he could have done no more.
Also, i would have loved to have been a fly on the wall in the after race team meeting, i reckon it would have been a ‘lively’ discussion.

Does it reflect badly on Florida that i read the headline and knew where this story came from, even though i don’t live in the U.S?

If you guys got the Insignia VXR that would be cool, i reckon it’s more suited the the US than the UK, so it might do surprisingly well.

That is overwhelmingly hideous (IMO). It’s probably got more issues too. So CP.

As long as it looks something like the last one, i won’t mind at all.

Bloke needs to call ‘The Jalopnik Team’, they’ll have him back on the road and legally represented in no time!

Here’s a view from a British Field Hospital on the second Gulf war.

BMW Z3, it was a 2.0 i think (not one of the straight 6's) and it was beyond lethargic. That, combined with some of the interior surfaces seeming a little cheap really let it down for me.

As clusterfucks go, that was quite a large and expensive one.

They should just do an ‘inverted’ race. Where the guy who’s last in points, gets to drive the car of the guy who is first in the points, and visa-versa. That way we could see if it is talent or money that talks.

That’s great and all, but i don’t think Chris will be as good at interviewing as Clarkson was. I regularly listen to Chris’ radio show, and i don’t think he’ll be as entertaining or be able to bring the guests out of their shells as well.
However the new course and car combo sounds fantastic.