Depends on your angle of descent, but I suspect you're right.
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Positively leaps.
I wouldn’t be surprised to see another film star in the running for this one...
“Lawn Dart” always seemed rather evocative...
Operating from 62000ft above ground to 6ft below.
They’ll be without their social umbilical cord for hours. They might well just walk into traffic as a result.
It’s simple enough - destroy the thing they love most in the whole world.
Yeah, the breaker bar is going to be breaking other things...
Fair point - that’s what I meant when I said it would mess with the headlights - that it would mean that the normal auto-leveling wouldn’t happen.
That may mess with the headlights though - it will very likely be the same sensor that's used in both cases.
Likely just measures the height of the rear suspension using the same signal/sensors as the headlight level.
They’ve expressly said they won't deny warranty claims on that basis, though I suppose that taking them at their word may be unwise.
Things tend to cost more than the sum of their parts...
Henry Rollins does not approve.
Cheers - you're most welcome. And the community of commenters is definitely a big part of the appeal (which makes the blatant disregard/active hostility of the site owners towards commenters all the more puzzling).
It likely wasn’t considered nearly as much of an issue at the time - racing’s approach to safety was much more reactive at the time. F1 only introduced pitlane speed limits in 1994 after San Marino. And it wasn’t a general reaction to the deaths of Ratzenberger and Senna - it was because Michele Alboreto’s car shed a…
Yep - F1 for example only introduced a pitlane speed limit in 1994, post-San Marino.
Andretti *kinda* have a team in Supercars. It’s a joint venture with Walkinshaw Racing and Zak Brown’s United Autosport (Walkinshaw and Andretti own 37.5% each, United the remaining 25%).
Almost certainly vaporisation, yep - though that is a result of energy transfer into the water, which is an electrical charge in the case of lightning (you can get instantaneous water heaters that work on the same principle, they just don't have the capacity to dump anything like as much energy into the water).
Gynophobe!