Agree, he blipped constantly like he was trying to learn to heel-toe but was soft on the shift. Or a misfire.

COTD!

Your former boss is an idiot.

What I find most disturbing (besides Hamilton’s subsequent corner-cutting and block) is that a week later neither Horner nor Marko have taken responsibility. "Miscommunication" is a cop-out and in my view a marker of underlying management issues. Have a pair and own the mistake.

Great article, and nice research.

Nice setup and well structured and detailed article, though the last line lets it dow...Watch for it America? How about Watch for it. There is of course another country just below and just above you, a Canadian is on Pole, and we just went over this when Mosport’s Pirelli WC , Carrera Cup, IMSA and Cascar events were…

What is Don and crystals?

I also have a more-than-rational fear of electrics in the car. I have built wiring harnesses from scratch on 4 cars and will do another next weekend. But it always takes me twice as long as it should b/c i obsess and fritter over every connection.

Toyota FJ40 or FJ60 Landcruiser. Slow as hell (hard to hurt yourself or others) big broad torque band (hard to stall) with giant shift gates (hard to miss a gear) and widely spaced pedals. Perfect.

I fully agree with your overall assessment and wit.

Brumos was the greatest dealership ever.

I just threw up in my mouth. Thanks for nothing.

Ford and Subaru for starters. Then Mercedes.

He is a respected body-kit designer and fitter if you like that thing. He is NOT a tuner.

This article contains no exposed gearbox.

Well he wouldnt have gotten out as easy as with a halo, nor would Kimi’s exit from his flaming airbox/blowtorch later have been made easier by the halo. So actually the opposite of what you said...no halo was necessary for these two good outcomes.

Actually, thats the look it gave when Hoettinger nailed it from behind at the start of race 2.

All this crap makes me want to buy their cars LESS. Though admittedly I am not their target market. I lack their enormous hubris, cash, and garishness.

Great article, thanks.

That would be Max Mosley...