Seeing Seb be the first to walk up to Lewis’ car and congratulate him was heart warming. So much time battling each other through the years, and to see them share a podium again was nice.

It seemed like after Stroll pit (which the coms made it should like he was anxious to do so) he could never get it back together. I understand a fresh set of inters tended grain/marble, but even after he wore them down he couldn’t keep any pace. Redbull had a ton of opportunity and blew it multiple times.

This implies that Kimi has ever had a heart, so it is immediately wrong.

“i know you’re not into metal david, but what’s your opinion on eddie van halen?”

Interesting that you (properly) believe Lewis is clinical, but Max is not. I agree that LeClerc is fluid, and maybe the only other driver on the current grid that I would compare Charles to is Riccardo, but I don’t think Alonso drives like either of the two aforementioned men.

cough..cough...porsche...cough

“ causing the car to completely stop while it’s in motion”

Off the top of my head I honestly can’t remember, but that does sound right.

Sure, but Brawn was fast because of the car design, not the engine. The V8 era was way more dependent on aero trickery for an advantage as the engines were less complex and more on an equal playing field. 

We can’t expect one man to fulfill all of our janky needs (as we see that leads to eviction and such). The burden must be carried by many.  

Jalopnik needs more jank.

Its a “feature.”

That makes sense.  Thank you.

unacceptable. :-)

May I ask (and I genuinely curious), what is a “civilian traffic enforcement officers?” To me that just seems like any traffic cop that isn’t in the military.

Well, the man does have a ton of experience testing safety features.

No.

“Question, will you get the vaccine when it’s released before the election?”

Now that you say that, I don’t remember seeing a single cop for the 2 weeks I spent cruising around in CR.