I would also give Kimi the benefit of the doubt as he’s not a medic and should stay well away to let the professionals work.

The fact they allowed him to ride after he missed the riders’ meeting exposes them to MORE liability, not less.

I doubt that guy is an entrepreneur, though I’m sure he says he is on his Tinder profile.

I think he gave up to early on his line. If he had held it longer he probably would have made the corner. I think he realized he was going to be close, freaked out, and began target fixation. He should he leaned more.

I don’t feel for him at all. He’s a terrible rider and should never get on a bike again.

Signed the waiver and missed the rider’s meeting. Sorry you broke your legs dude, but its own your fault for crashing. It’s like hitting a light pole and suing the city for it being there, at least as I see it.

Not seeing much evasive action...I’m seeing a lot of taking a corner too hot, dumping, instant regret, and then dollar signs. I’m going to guess this guy’s medical expenses and disability are nowhere near 15 million, that figure is probably more aligned with the amount of capital his startup needs....accidents suck…

Classic motorcyclist mentality. Buy incredibly dangerous mode of transportation. Participate in even more dangerous activity. Ride beyond their ability. Crash and get hurt and it’s everyone else’s fault.

These are the same guys lay down their bike in the rain on the highway then moan about how their insurance company…

He was doing 150 in a Mustang on a perfectly straight road, and managed to escape instead of suddenly veering to the right and mowing down a crowd of people. He’s got to at least be in the top 10-15% of Mustang drivers in terms of skill.

No one said the moose on the Volvo 850 instrument cluster circuit board?

Speaking of hidden features...

Amazon, netflix, and countless others trade on growth potential. Tesla has proven that an Electric car can succeed in generating high consumer demand, and given they only at about 200k units produced, there is a lot of potential market for them to tap.

Also included in their valuation is the potential markets for home…

There have been a number of ‘hit’ pieces against Tesla recently, the most ridiculous being that they’re ‘over automating’ their production line, which cited research articles from over 30 years ago. The shorts are just wanting to get out before they report that they’re much closer to their estimated model 3 deliveries…

Fastest No, Quickest No, any of the Top Fuel or even the Alcohol drag cars would eat its lunch.