“With roads that spread like a cobweb away from the Kremlin, disturbances like car wrecks, construction and government motorcades can wreak havoc for miles.”

I tried to come up with something, but all ideas paled in comparison to a friend of mine:

It was a dream car then, and still is now. Thanks for the reminder!

With insurance.

Alright, I GUESS this was a reasonable excuse for not coming to F1 on Sunday...

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Not if Vettel actually has a car that works.

Are you writing this from the Jackalope?

And then in five short years when it’s depreciated, one of us poors will take it off their hands.

RSVPing a beer or six

Boarding our flight as we speak. Second race of the year! Can’t wait to meet you!

Kudos to Stroll for managing to point his car correctly just before re-entering, and to Daniel for keeping his eyes up. Definitely a scary situation.

Imagine the wild ride for those lucky people in the back seat!

Too much sense Stef

Trololololololololollllll

You people are crazy. The cars sound amazing in person. Those turbos are loud and the engines have a refined note. The problem is the cars sound completely different on TV (to my ear, worlds apart) and this sounds like an attempt to close the gap. Sheer decibels alone aren’t a measure of overall sound quality.

Weren’t the rules changed immediately afterward? Isn’t that why it wasn’t penalized? Or did I just make that up?

You are absolutely fucking brilliant. Automotive journalism needs more people like you. And Alanis. And Stef. And Kristen.

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