It's terrible for me to say this but I hope he doesn't have much long left in his reign of F1-Dictator.

touche good sir, touche

STUBLED RON SWANSON > ALL THE RON SWANSONS!

Ooh Ah! Cantona! Ooh Ah! Cantona~!

all hail Hypno-Loeb

Why does Scion push so hard to market that everything is "customizable" but going into any Scion dealer, it's just a matter of what's on the lot and getting something "customized" is like pulling teeth?

HAL9000 didn't malfunction.. the pesky humans just thought their way was the right way.

I can completely get that. We're like opposites hah.. I love F1

I wish NASCAR was as entertaining to watch as Days of Thunder for me... I try and try but still can't get behind it.

watching someone do this in person is insane.

Hey There !

Watching some of his races, he was a fun and interesting driver in my opinion. Hopefully he got to do all the things he wanted to do. Dabbing in as many motorsports as he could made him that much more of a true racer.

I'm surprised that it didn't seem like one side even remotely lifted as he went sideways

Thank goodness he's staying in f1. Would have been a terrible shame and loss to the sport

super long read.. but worth it to see the insight... break up that last paragraph!!

This news is great! I'm glad Jenson will continue driving and it would have been a terrible shame if he was hung out and not given a seat for next year. With both Fernando and Jenson this could make for a great year!

Is there a way to improve road handling without lowering a vehicle with sport/race springs? My current thought process is.. rear sway bar to help with body roll. But then what? A stiffer suspension would be nice however it makes a daily driver not very .. comfortable in the tristate. Is there a middle ground?

YEAAAAHHHHH!!!! ... the mask to cover up the tears of sadness from knowing he's going to need to do some bodywork

When when you need it, weight transfer helps tremendously in avoiding or curing understeer (understeer is the tendency of a car to slide with its front wheels away from the intended direction of travel, as opposed to oversteer, which is the opposite).

It's the day after Thanksgiving.. it tends to be called "black" Friday due to it being a major push to get the accounting books into the black (positive) as opposed to losing money and being in the red (negative). Most shoppers aren't even aware that's where it comes from.