For what it’s worth, Bernie did quite well with everything back in the day and I think that’s the problem. The past is the past and today is today.

I won’t call you gullible but I will say I think you lack perspective. If he was “forced” to make those decisions it’s because he set the situation for that to happen up knowing full well that it was likely. 

Not gonna be real to me until after they announce Turkish GP in its place.

If he does buy it, it would be amazing if F1 stopped having races there the next year.

Go Raptors.

I’m glad the FIA actually stuck to their rules this time. If they had done so in Suzuka 2014, there may have been a very different outcome for Jules Bianchi. For those who are unaware, during that race the helicopter was unable to fly and Jules was transported by ambulance. It took 40 minutes for him to arrive,…

This is pretty dumb, right? Nepotism only applies when you’re doing the hiring, not when the family member already works there. If anything, father is the result of nepotism, not the son.

It should boggle the mind. We have video of attempted murder and no one intends to do a thing.

There are WAY too many names in this story to wrap my head around at the moment. But...

Looking more and more like there’s something else at play here and it has nothing to do with his health...we’ll see. He did 200 laps the last week of testing and didn’t mention any injury. The withdrawal in Australia was sudden and unexpected. Could be Sauber is trying to work out a deal with Ferrari to get this…

Vape or smoke cigarettes is just about the definition of a false dichotomy.

You can flash your ECU with whatever you want. Results may vary...

Christ it must be horrible walking through a subie meet. I get irritated when I’m at the C&C and some knucklefuck is trying his damnedest to make sure everybody else enjoys his grape flavored tuberculosis.

Ok i’m curious now, What is that mystery car you are talking about ??

A refinish of the front clip and rear bumper just says to me that it was parked on city streets for most of its lifetime.

I am sure someone will. People in this city make ridiculous purchases to show off or be different.

The SS is NOT “nicer inside” by any stretch of the imagination.

A Cobalt SS certainly handles better and is faster than a Corrado. Likely more reliable as well. I’m sure the interior of a Corrado is a nicer place to be though.