[It used to be a little easier to tell when Formula One cars were loaded up in a turn. Here’s Juan Manuel Fangio driving a Maserati during the 1957 Italian Grand Prix. Photo credit: Central Press/Getty Images]

Catching air = going faster.

That simply isn’t true. I wasn’t a Marine but I was combat arms and i did do multiple tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan, along with a few other places.

I wish it hadn’t got to this point. John Boyd would be doing snaprolls in his grave to see this airplane. An airplane that can do everything well will never be built, regardless of the sums of money thrown at it.

As usual, more F-35 drivel. This time using test pilots to supposedly shame the program.

Let me get this straight. America gets a reasonably priced 455 hp naturally aspirated V8 coupe and all anyone on this site has to say is meh, windows to small, no handbrake, looks the same as old one??? Man must be nice to have so many awesome choices to complain about. First world problems much.

Dear Chevrolet,

Maybe put her in a Martini Porsche and send another F1 driver to LeMans?

Well, she’d be hosed for next year anyway without the points or an F1 race outing this season to qualify for a super license. And she’s certainly not likely to earn those points in the feeder series. And with so little testing nowadays, why stick around as a test driver when you don’t get to do anything aside from…

These lists are all about being as different or weird as possible, not really greatest/worst. Turbine powered boats are relatively prolific compared to the other stuff listed.

well...I guess that means he should start seeking other employment opportunities... I hear that website Jelopnik is hiring.

it's okay, we are back out to #AvengeBallast

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They do sound good, but I spent 2 minutes waiting for them to rev up above idle... As a child of the 80s, a Formula 1 car should sound like this: