Nobody should need a clean-emissions vehicle to not feel guilty about driving a car with an engine. That’s ridiculous. Nothing is wrong with driving a fuel-burning race car. Nothing.

I’d rather have the original 991R, or the original C4 Grand Sport, over either of these.

There’s something about 90's styling that went really well with teal. I agree but I’m not sure it works as well with newer cars.

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Dick Trickle

Has anyone considered Lambo intentionally leaked those patent pictures because they know the design is risky and want to see how we will react? (the design sucks if you were wondering, Lambo)

Get an old British roadster of some sort, doesn’t matter what kind, and do an V8 engine swap.*

Just goes to show that the HVAC system of any car shouldn’t be connected to the internet.

A Vector would turn more heads than just about any other production car.

So how do you feel about spending, what, an hour or two, ranting about someone who already dropped out of the race?

“It’s a 530 chunk of road that nobody drives recreationally.”

A car with this little power would have to be very light, so they’ve taken weight that would normally go into wheel width and put it toward fancy pointless stupid doors.

The knowledge that my fellow car enthusiasts will not stoop to such behavior gives me a smile.

Take the pads and helmets away and players will see constant injury. If I’m a tackle and I give the opposing QB a hit using my shoulder and arm, my arm and shoulder are not at risk of injury, but the QB’s ribs are.

Holy crap.

Everyone petition their governor. Time to nullify.

This show is sounding better and better.

Daytona is a unique circuit on the WTSCC schedule. Would you want to run races on other road course layouts of ovals, such as Indianapolis?

What was the point of riding around to the other side of the truck?

IMSA.com streams the whole race, not just the parts not on the Fox channels, right?