Doesn’t matter since I can’t remember my PIN number. Any clown can jump a car, not everyone can land it.

Speed is a rate. Stop saying “High rate of speed.” It’s just “High speed.” 

One day I was driving my large sport packaged pretentious sedan with giant brakes and big sticky tires. I was cruising along quite safely when a police officer pulled me over speeding in an overused near end of life Explorer.

“The driver unfortunately lost control & crashed. Perfect example of what could happen if you decide to go 89mph in a 60mph construction zone.”

And yet the police officer was travelling at the same speed and did not crash. It’s almost as if there was a reason other than just the speed for the crash.

I think he is trying to say the FAA continues to regulate the model plane and drone hobbies while ignoring safety of small aircraft therefore more accidents like this would happen. They should be looking more into regulations for small planes and not drones and model plane. I’m not OP, but that is my guess if I had to…

I love that somebody mentioned the VW boxer...

I’m putting in a vote for the Offenhauser four cylinder. Desinged in the 1930s, it was winning at Indy into the ‘70s.

Obviously the Colombo V12, especially the 250. Everything else is fighting for second place.

The Offy.

Porsche 917/30 Can-Am’s 5.4L V12, it was so good it killed the sport.

You forgot one key fact: all that power came from just 1.5L

The Cosworth DFV 90° V8 is the winningest racing engine of all time, and it looks great and sounded great, so I'd go with that...

I recommend going with “The jerk store called and they’re running out of you!”

Next up: Build NSXs at the regular TLX factory!

Riccardo Patrese 257 Entries, 6 Wins 281 Points, 37 Podiums etc etc

Regular article>Slide show>video

I know the small “Master” decal in the cockpit is denoting where a switch is, but it might as well be there for Rod himself.

Did you guys do a poll or something that indicates people want to watch videos on your site rather than read text? Must have missed that, but just to help out I’d like to vote no on video content in most cases.

This is why I always open links in new tabs (click the mouse wheel, unless a website has decided to be annoying and change that to a scroll toggle). The search results are untouched, I can open other links and compare them without needing to lose the one I’m looking at, and I can just close the tabs when I’m done.