This could be the next RZR. Everyone at launch: "Hey that's pretty neat how about that." Everyone two years down the road: "ZOMG I NEED THREE"

I'll believe anything Chris Harris says over anything any other automotive talking head says, including the TG boys.

Never driven one, but from someone (Clarkson) who usually looks for more power, the Ferrari F12 could become the finest driving machine if it would just tone DOWN the power.

So it comes to your mind first because you live close to it. For those of us who don't live close to it, Laguna is more desirable.

As long as it was recognized somewhere along the lines, I'm a happy camper. Thanks!

If Road America comes to your mind before Laguna as the "Most American" track, then you don't know much about racing.

No love for the track that comes to most people's minds when you hear "road course" and "America", Laguna Seca? Kyle Busch vs. Keselowski in the corkscrew? Count me in.

Adderall? I don't even know her!

True statement. Unfortunately from working in the marketing/advertising business I've learned that the general public will not see the shortfalls with this video and will take it for its face value. Which is that the F150 is faster towing up what I'm told is a hill, (but what appears to be a .5% grade) and thus HAS…

I get that he's smart and probably the best athlete on the planet but there's no such thing as photographic memory.

Looks good physically and on paper, but until Consumer Reports or some other NEUTRAL party does this kind of test, my answer will be "meh". While I don't believe the Ford would lose this particular test, I think the EcoDiesel and the V8 might be a little closer than they appear to in this video. Although drivers…

It appears as though it's not the names that are anonymous, but your lack of sports information. Simmons has been pretty much a household name for a couple years now and if you didn't know "half the guys on each roster" for the All Star game...that should cement your lack of knowledge, rather than baseball sneaking…

Other notable points about racing on dirt: MANY (and by many I mean 98%) of the NASCAR population also attend races on dirt tracks. Dirt tracks are to NASCAR what Single and Double A baseball is to MLB. Aside from the obvious similarity of feeding the driver pool, there are lots of promotions, (relatively) low…

"Aww shit I just ruined the FUCK outta my rim I better keep driving to see if it will round itself back out"

If people can just handle themselves, they can wait a few months and watch it as many times as they like on Netflix.

+1 for the Double Down reference

So although the fact that it's OFFICIALLY recognized by Dorna, and every other human on Earth as a part of MotoGP, you still aren't convinced. I guess some people are just dumbasses.

It has it's own section on the MotoGP page (http://www.motogp.com/), is widely connected to MotoGP considering they race a mere hour before the GP, takes part in every single MotoGP weekend, and wins count for "overall GP wins". It is to MotoGP what the Nationwide Series is to NASCAR. It's most certainly part of the…

I wonder what this means for the newly established Caterham MotoGP team which features the ONLY American in Moto2 and the only American younger than 32 in MotoGP.