Here's one from the mid 70s, when rules were a bit less strict. Yes, those are Camaros.

Races are pretty short in BTCC, so you'll get all of the crashing in. That's the important bit. Here are some fun pictures.

I'm not really thinking in terms of qualifying - the bar for that is almost ludicrously low anyway - but rejecting a potential candidate solely on the basis of having a penis is exactly as unfair as rejecting a candidate solely on the basis of having a vagina, isn't it?

I certainly agree with your last paragraph. Those fantastic women have certainly blazed a trail. For all the abuse Thatcher gets, nobody can deny that she had cojones, both domestically, and when we went to war in the Falklands. I'd argue that in the fullness of time you'll be able to add current Home Secretary…

I'll probably get reamed for this, but never mind.

The regulation change is about the front crash structure rather than the aero, which would require a new monococque .

The floors are now starting to look a bit silly with such tiny bodies perched on top of them, I think.

This one, I think.

The thing I like the best about him is that the nature stuff was a sideline for many years. In the late 1960s he was one of the most important people in British television, as director of programmes for the BBC. He was also responsible for commissioning Monty Python, and for bringing colour TV to a nation that had…

I'm sure somebody likes these.

No. There are a surprisingly large number of people in Argentina related to German emigres from the 1940s, but her family moved at the turn of the 20th century. I researched it while looking for things to laugh at Argentinian nationalists for when they say silly things about the Falklands.

It might be a high-minded individual or company willing to exploit the vulnerable for the purpose of art; you never know. But yeah, it's probably money.

Amateur. Our Prime Minister uses sexist put-downs while on official business.

Yeah, they're pretty lenient here.

We definitely have those things here in the UK - called an HPI check. Google it and you'll find a dozen. I can't vouch for the rest of Europe but I'd be amazed if it was different.

No; it's a British in-joke - like cricket.

Real old-school people use Telex.

No, no, no. This is a British thing (I guess, since it seems you don't have it in America).

For anyone UK based, here's the dealership website.

I've been a few times, driving my friend's band around the place. We got to see a lot of the country, and it was great. I took breakfast at a hotel in Munich that had twelve different kinds of sausages on the buffet. Twelve. That's culture, right there.