The 911 drove super slow to make it look like the Lego was faster?

I'm 22...Is that Gen Z? Whatever.

Raphael, we're worried about you. We think you may have had a stroke.

I'm confused as to how they will get any decent data from arguably the worst car on the grid. It might be faster than the Saubers/Caterhams/Marussias, but it definitely is the worst car to drive and get data from.

Definitely can't forget the pass Alonso put on Vettel to put him ahead in the first place, on lap 35 at Copse.

Holy crap dude, sick shot! You're getting too good at this photo thing.

Learned on my first car in high school, an '89 two-tone 240sx with blown coilovers and a welded diff. Had a stage one clutch, and the bite point was impossible to find for at least a week.

Tyler, how are you commenting while driving FD practice?

Need I say more?

Love the sound of the V8, still hate the Porsche Panamera.

You're not fooling anyone...We all know you wrote this just for that last line.

I still can't believe you got to drive that thing. Lucky bastard.

Definitely not expensive...Under 5k for these things, because they build them themselves and buy already-trashed shells.

It's something you will never understand until you actually go to an event and get in a car. Keichi Tsuchiya (The Drift King) said it best:

Best way to improve your automotive photography is to SHOOT. Shoot, shoot, and shoot some more. Panning just simply takes practice; literally anyone who picks up a camera can do it.

FYI, that audio clip is pulled from this classic D1GP crash with Saito and Kawabata.

I know the story behind this one:

'Cause when you bang off the limiter for 20-30 seconds every run and you drive all day, that thang needs some air con.

Mark Webber was also given a reprimand for this, which makes it his 3rd of the season...That means he gets a 10-place grid penalty in Korea.

It was awesome to see such great films with such great people. Hopefully you guys do it again in the NYC area, I know I'd be there again in a heartbeat.