All the modifications to bearings will likely result in a requirement for an all-new oil circuit, which is a lot of work.

As conventional as a 3.9L V12 with a 12100rpm redline in a car weighing less than 1000kg can be.

Or the wheelchair belongs to a previous victim?

I’ve done this in a manual car and on a motorcycle. Thankfully it just results in embarrassingly stalling out, not motoring into whatever’s in front of me. :)

What does race have to do with a car site? Please enlighten me

LOL, too funny.

I’m not the one defending California. So your excuse is everyone else does it, so can I? Weak sauce.

I always thought the states that were robbed of their water rights should sue and cut California off. 

WELL... Considering CA is looking at blackouts again, having 100% electric fleet is going to be prob for them.

California doesn’t need his help to demonize themselves. 

Given their roads are just huge parking lots full of running cars polluting their state they decided make the cars less polluting instead of doing something that actually lets them get where they are going.

Pilots... Sometimes they take flight.

Please, Elizabeth: not “drivers,” RIDERS!

The pole statistic is very skewed towards certain eras. During Schumacher’s most dominant time, drivers had to qualify with race fuel load, and Schumacher usually ran heavier and sacrificed pole to exploit his pace advantage by running longer until the first stop.

Senna won five times in 1993, in an MP4/8 that had no business winning once. Same with the three wins in the MP4/6 and 4/7 the year prior. He had two podiums in the olden day equivalent of a Haas, one of which should have been a win. There has literally been no other driver capable of extracting 100.1% from every…

Nice thinly veiled attempt at calling people who don’t like Hashtagblessed racist. 

Senna could win even in a terrible car. Hamilton could barely beat Nico with team orders helping him. And he’s a tax dodging ass.

That could be impressive if it was a level playing field but it most certainly isn’t.

One thing I do want is something like Audi’s Traffic Jam Pilot. Following a car in stop-and-go traffic at 10mph or less seems both genuinely useful (I would love to not gave to do it myself) and also something that seems realistic with current technology. Of course, Audi claims that it’s a Level 3 system, not Level 2.…

Wait. What. Sorry i’m stuck on this comment “My 3-year lease is up in January. In a normal world, I would just get a new 3-year lease of the same model vehicle.”