Jason, I’ll have you know that Teslas can already travel in hops.

I’ll cop that - traveling a significant difference to holiday at the moment is both foolish and tone-deaf.

He probably has a 1:32 scale Le Mans track somewhere in there...

‘Tis a dangerous business. The life of a rogue lexicographer is not for the faint of heart.

Boom:

Dated, or classic?

We don’t have and high-speed test tracks here in Australia - I think that it’s shot at JARI in Japan. There are a couple of videos here comparing top-speed runs of a Ninja H2 SX, H2 and ZX-14R, all conducted at JARI, and the track looks like it could be the same one:

It’s two little capacitive spots on the wheel.

They don’t even need a button on either side - if they want to hide the controls, they can readily put paddles (similar to those on a console controlled, just flexible parts of the steering “wheel” rear shell) on either side, and use them as actuators for the turn signals.

A classic example of the following maxims:

That would certainly be my thinking - as long as they shut up and go away, I don't really care where it is.

I’m certain there are.

It’s pretty damn cool, and I assume will be as expensive as these C-Types.

https://www.theshovel.com.au/2021/01/09/hillary-clintons-emails-invaded-capitol-trump-supporters-claim/

I’m sure he can find a place in a gated community which only accepts people of "good character" (or whatever other term racists use now to keep minorities away).

Isn’t the article primarily condemning them for going on holiday to a tropical island? Also a bit silly, but there you go.

I wonder how many of them there are now who even care that much about it. I would think that most would want him to answer for any misdeeds he committed, but after that most people would prefer if he just disappears entirely from public life.

Ecurie Ecosse are building an “XJ13-inspired” car called the LM69:

No, the equipment pictured is a hydrogen fuel cell generator. TommyKar is correct. Extreme E may have a hydrogen generator that creates the fuel via electrolysis of water, which can be powered by emissions-free energy, but that’s not what is pictured, nor is it the principal focus of the article.