I thought it looked more lucky that there was a gravel trap, rather than amazing that he saved it. He came back onto the track going backwards, are we to believe he intentionally steered into the gravel trap at that point?

It’s because F1 isn’t jalopster (jalop + hipster) like WEC, WRC, and sports car racing. They’re sticking it to The Man.

To quote my Step-Father: “Not sure which one would cost more but I’ll test drive whichever one you don’t want”

I’m also looking forward to pre-season testing. Hope to have the first start with the power unit this week.

I loved the first movie and somehow this was even better. The action is absolutely perfect. That poor Mustang though, it was rough watching it get beat to shit

Look chuckles, Terrell isn’t doing FA any favors by writing blatantly anti Trump articles (which seems to be his MO). FA was great when it focused on hardware and programs.

For any of you who are still in school or in deferment for any other reason, remember that in December you can make a one time payment to your loans to cover the interest that has accrued that year. It’s tax deductible when you file a couple months later, and your interest then doesn’t get added to your principle. My…

If you’re showing bar graphs without any axis label, why use “higher is better” on some and “lower is better” on others? It just adds confusion.

Obviously you have never worked in aviation. If it isn’t leaking, it’s because it is out of whatever fluid was suppose to be in there.

That is 100% not what power and torque look like plotted together on the same graph. It’s hand drawn. I’m an automotive engineer and have looked at way too many power/torque vs. time graphs.

“and he’s only a sophomore so I don’t care”

Even when the Patriots are on the receiving end of bad luck, they still needed insanely good luck to get there. They were unlucky on the Kearse catch in Super Bowl 49, but I really felt that the Ravens had outplayed them in the divisional round that year and that NE should’ve been one-and done—fumbled three times on…

What blows my mind is how many times teams have shit the bed in totally boneheaded ways against the Patriots in closing minutes of the Super Bowl.

Falcons could have done a lot of things differently, but the uncalled facemask on the Patriots on the 3rd down play when holding was called didn’t help matters. Luckily the NFL is always against the Patriots and they’re just a scrappy band of underdogs fighting against the mean, nasty NFL.

Listen I know in your New England bubble this won’t resonate but I promise you no one is going to remember this Super Bowl for what the Patriots did.

Question: on the final kickoff in regulation, with like 57 seconds left, why did the Falcons return man bring the ball out of the end zone? He only got to the 11 or 12, I think. Wouldn’t they have gotten the ball on the 25 if he’d taken a knee? I mean, you don’t get points for starting a drive on the 25, but their…

Nah, Jones’ is a better catch. Edelman’s was luck. No one will remember the first one, tho, that’s for sure.

Don’t lay the fumble on Ryan. Watch the replay. The missed block was among the worst you’ll ever see. Put it this way: my wife, who is a far kinder person than I’ll ever be, and a woman who can find a silver lining in damn near any situation, watched the reply and responded thusly: “Oh, man. That was bad.”

I get why clickbait isn't acceptable to use for some sorts of criticisms, but how do you figure it's not acceptable to use in the case of a misleading headline designed to make people think that a fairly mundane article is not mundane? I take it to mean the same thing. You may not like that it carries with it a much…