Serves him right considering the amount of bikers, joggers, etc. on that road. He also posted all kinds of fun reckless driving on his instagram.
Serves him right considering the amount of bikers, joggers, etc. on that road. He also posted all kinds of fun reckless driving on his instagram.
Having been involved with professional and amateur racing for several years, I’ve met some awesome women. There are female drivers, mechanics, engineers, journalists, and more that are every bit as passionate and knowledgeable (and often more professional) about the sport. Keep up the good work and don’t let idiot…
I’d say yes. Four point and five point can be fairly dangerous in a collision. Even if you have a six point harness it really requires a proper seat, mounting points (usually requiring a cage) and neck support to be safe.
Thanks. Learned my lesson. Unfortunately the Jalopnik community isn’t what it was when I started reading.
Haha learned my lesson. I wasn’t complaining...I generally read most of the cross posting.
Yeah, I noticed!
No really, who pissed in your corn flakes? Keep on trolling!
Good. The way you keep calling me snowflake makes me feel like you are coming onto me. Apologies but I’m taken.
Yeah that’s the answer I was looking for. Thanks
Yeah that’s what I’m gathering. Or rather what some really pissed off people have been yelling. I didn’t realize all the sub-blogs were shared to the FP.
Haha...who pissed in your Corn Flakes?
Got it...was answered in many previous responses.
Yeah. It never ceases to amaze me how pissy people get over everything. Life must suck for some.
Didn’t realize the differentiation between a sub-blog and sister blog, nor did I ask you.
Angry much?
I haven’t always been around. Apologies.
Thanks. Still learning how things work around here.
Got it. So somebody arbitrarily decides which posts are relevant and are shared to Jalopnik?
Since you’re a familiar face (or at least avatar) can I ask why every day there is more stuff like this than car related articles shared to Jalopnik?
Awesome! It’s amazing to see how different cultures get things done. I remember seeing people welding using just a car battery down in Central America.