Not fully in agreement.

If I had private jet money, the last thing on my mind would be world domination, because that takes work. Also, there is no way I could own a private jet and race, let alone be World Champion in F1 cars.

Lewis’s jet makes Max’s look like it was painted with a rattle can and some J.C. Whitney stickers.

Socialism

Point taken, but Oshkosh hosts the big Experimental Aircraft Association shindig, so I figure they must have a long runway or two in the area.

Watkins Glen. Pish tosh. I’d like to see F1 come to Road America in Elkhart Lake, WI.

Early 1950s Indy 500 winners took a technological step back into the 1930s and the cars are kind of ugly.

Some people play chess. Other people try to out-strategize the weaknesses of an old Jaguar. Here is the car I brought back from the dead.

Far be it for me to disparage peaceful protest.

Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts !

Well then they are “pitiful” (your words) American rednecks peaceably exercising their freedoms as provided by the first Amendment of the Constitution. And if they fly the flag of the United States while exercising that freedom, I applaud that.

They are peaceably assembling (or driving) and petitioning the government for a redress of grievances.

As the owner of a 1997 Jaguar XK8, bought ran when parked (ha! doubt it), I believe that I have the bonafides to help with your Mercedes.

The Drive has The War Zone with Jalopnik alum Tyler Rogoway. It’s very informative.

Queen Maxima. She certainly is !

My two cents:

Short people got no reason
To live

I stand by my comments.

“By allowing five lapped cars to un-lap themselves before one final racing lap, Masi handed the world championship to Max Verstappen on a silver platter.”

I know you guys are starting the first Changli dealership in the US and will be waiting with anticipation for it to open. Will we pay extra for pre-rusted cars?