Mm, seems my internet research wasn’t deep enough. BUT, you can still tell those are Learning Curve and not Brio.

Really hope those spokespeople got to enjoy those Car Bros awards. Just to mix things up.

That opening picture is from the Thomas and the Magic Railway movie, when Thomas is just about to sneeze as he’s not feeling well.

Thomas Wooden Railway and Tomy/Trackmaster Thomas were my childhood.

Going to make it short. 2013. Aston Martin Racing was showing off a few of their Vantages at Yahoo’s annual summer picnic when one PR guy sees my 14-year old self taking lots of close-ups of their GT3 show car. He offers to show me their race truck, and THEN asks if I’d like a ride in their V12 Vantage S Convertible.…

Odd. I thought 100OCT kept a strict tab on cars they allowed (you had to sign up, I heard). But man, did that turn out well for you!

Oh, definitely neither. I think it’s cool.

- Frank Martin, Transporter 2 (paraphrased)

Yes, mad props to him for dealing with those questions, Jason. Here’s hoping he doesn’t have to do it again!

And if you haven’t done so yet, go ahead and take a second to take in the fact that Jackie Chan co-owns a racing team.

I am going to be that YouTube guy, but dude, how old are you?

Sticking big aero bits on street cars make it look more racecar. That’s why I’m so in love with the ZL1 1LE, for example.

Okay, fine. Put this in The Crew 2 or something.

So...that’s a thing. Although I think they’re in less danger of catching fire.

Apparently then, I’m not a frugal college student.

The front deserves the Nautilus name. The rear doesn’t.

And, you know, many more cars and real tracks.

I suppose this is a game that you can wall-ride on when things go bad. Still need to learn to use that brake, though.

Ouch. Barring the fact that Gear Club Unlimited is Switch-only, I will happily settle for Project Cars 2 for $25 and keep the other $20 for something else.

Racing suits say no.