Yes. They posted an article about it yesterday.

This car was a salvaged title car.

It uses motors and it is a sport. So it’s a motorsport.

Sport: “an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.”

Sport: “an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.”

Aussie V8s and DTM both use carbon fiber tubs built around a chassis regulated by their sanctioning bodies.

Drift cars still need downforce. It’s not like they’re doing continuous donuts. The car still needs control, hence why the car has to be built right in order to perfectly whip the car without losing full control since they’re driving cars that have anywhere between 700-1,500hp.

You realize these cars reach anywhere between 80-100mph, right?

Your first part is proven wrong since they run anti-lag...

You realize aerodynamics play a huge role in drifting, right?

Although I would love to see it happen, current safety mandates prevent it from happening.

I see base model Cobalts and G5s all the time. But I have not seen a Cobalt SS Turbo or G5 GT in a long time. It’s like the owners keep them out of view because they don’t want to wreck them or have them end up looking like rust buckets like all the dying and dead J-bodies on the road.

That’s the thing about J-Body owners. They know their cars are complete shit. But they absolutely love them.

Because she had a knife. A deadly weapon. That has been used in mass murders, especially one in China just recently where over 20 people were stabbed.

You have major arteries in your leg and arms. It is impossible to not hit those arteries. If hit, the suspect bleeds out and dies within 2-3 minutes.

No, it did not. Critical thinking played a part. They knew that tazers only work about 30% of the time, and with a moving target, it wouldn’t work. So they thought quickly and fired to end the thread of someone with a knife coming at them.

Yes. At 250+mph, I would say they were well behind the Mustang. One of those Mustangs holds the Mustang world record at 260mph in a 2014 Shelby GT500.

This isn’t salt flat racing...

That same Ford GT was pushing for 300 this year. It failed this year, but still put down an incredible speed. 2 Mustangs surpassed 230mph though.

I would give my left nut for a Corolla AE111 GZR. I actually think they’re legal to import now! Woohoo!