His arm looks totally fubar’d. Kubica said in a press conference dealing with his arm injury is more difficult for him in everyday life than it is driving. You can see from several videos he can’t extend it all the way. Man, I feel for him, and admire his dedication to get back into the sport.

This is a revolutionary advancement in technology. Now when I play racing simulators on dual monitors, that line down the middle of the viewing area actually makes the experience more realistic.

I almost went the Volvo direction recently, but remembered I don’t have kids yet. When I do though, I know the first place I’m going.

I like it, but I wish there was more badges

Yes!!!

Porsche needs a 918 RSR to compete with the likes of the track day FXXK and P1 GTR. Then make a road legal race car and call it the Porsche 918 RSR GTLM LH/K Straßenversion K8 Moby Dick-17.

Why? This is 10,000,000 times better looking than a GT-R.

You see any snakes in Ireland today?
Thought so.

It’s entirely pointless comparing RUF and Singer. They exist in different universes. The point is how to secure one of each.

M badges on non-M BMWs.

Reading comprehension FTW!

Maybe the product needs an upgrade on materials or something, but wouldn’t this be an ideal solution to the tire chains thing if it was durable enough, and if they snipped off the foot-long ends so they’re not having fucking accidental chariot battles on the middle of the freeyway?

Every time I read about Olivier Panis, all I can hear is him yelling, in his thick accent, “What ees thees sheeet box, Morris?”, hahaha.

also, Corolla WRC

Toyota rally cars have a habit of sounding like that. bless their hearts.
Celica ST185 (early days of “modern” electronic controlled antilag

I’d be more okay with this if they kept the Top Gear circuit and then built the houses around that. Who wouldn’t want to live on 69 Followthrough Way?

Also helpful (and my personal favorite) Lamborghini

Just gonna say: spin-off the World Grand Prix. It’s the best bit about Cars 2, which was criminally under-used. It would be a good way to introduce kids to the different classes of motorsport and their histories, and with real drivers lending their voices, can also bring some iconic cars to life.