McLarens would suit him down to the ground. Some of the modern Bentleys would also be great.

Sooo...something Mazda has been doing in the MX-5 for years? Cool. Good for Ford.

The song choice for the second part of the intro, when it cuts to the racing, is so, so good.

I’d like to add that I don’t own the bike, but I have been using the Peloton app for strength and HIIT workouts. It really is excellent, and I can’t recommend it higher. There’s so much content at every level.

Hamilton is the only driver in history to win a race every season. Yes, he’s always been in good teams, but some of those McLarens were dogs. You don’t manage that without being spectacularly talented.

Every car I’ve ever bought has been used, but that doesn’t mean I can’t see the benefits of buying new.

Comparing new with used will always, always be a silly thing to do

They’re taking a leaf our of Trek bikes’ book. They have the Madone, the Emonda and the Domane.

I’m quite an advanced fitness person, but I started using the Peloton app free trial. The HIIT classes and strength work in there is really quite impressive and properly challenging, considering how short some of the sessions are.

The implementation of the hidden blade bugs me here though. Wearing it on the outside of the wrist undermines the whole ‘hidden’ aspect of it. It was also supposed to be controlled by a string attached to a finger, which seems unlikely if it’s on the back of the hand.

Would it not also be partially down to the fact that Notre Dame is currently a building site?

This is the sort of training MotoGP riders do (in isolation).

The massive air attack in Independence Day isn’t the distraction, it’s how they intend to win.

I will not hear a bad word against Tomorrow Never Dies, thank you very much. That had an interesting premise and a semi-believable villain with an awesome stealth boat. Also, the RC car chase was cool.

For the same price you could get:

41 - Why, if you’re in such a rush, do you walk so damn slowly when you get off the plane?

I agree with you, but a bit of praise for the Illusive Man please? He’s the perfect antagonist. He thinks he’s doing the right thing and freely admits it’ll take extreme measures to stop the Reapers, only to overdo it and become indoctrinated, because he thought he was smart enough to not be.

See also, the Anti-Ock suit from Spider-Man on PS4.

So this is a sequel, starring two character who died? Have they been replicated within the Matrix or something? I’m confused.