But what does it look like with the Toyota badges?  Snark about the 2 cars being too similar.

The rest of the story is what Lewis said yesterday if you take Lewis and Seb back in time they would shit their pants and if you put the old guys in one of these new cars they wouldn’t know how to deal with the speed.

But then didn’t Williams recruit him?

For those who say “he won because he had the best car” look at history, the best driver can negotiate to get into the best car. No team would ever pass up working with the best. I am still not sold on best ever, but best of the generation for sure. Much like the MJ LeBron argument the game has changed so stats do NOT…

COVID-19 the first virus to understand irony.  

Dude, that’s nothing I saw Dale’s wife drop her top in under 2 seconds!

Please keep chugging those energy drinks kids. Your sacrifice makes all this stuff happen.

Good point, maybe I do NEED both of these:

Now I want to build a rear engine Pacer.  I wonder if you could fit a Subaru 4 and retain the rear seats?

Right, putting up the money is the definition of farming it out.

Look if something like this funds special projects like the Supra and GT86 then I am all for it... Ohh Toyota just farms that stuff out?  Yea I still don’t care if people want to buy them then good for Toyota shareholders.  

Owner was a father / son combo. They had 2 the red one was for sale and I believe the other was green and very clean.  The family had a thing for Alfas and drove the balls off the red one.  

2 things:

Probably the same PR company that put out the how to have sex in a MINI instructions.  

I always like the Z3 the styling was simple and just right in that 007 blue color. Terrible Bond car, but great looking toy roadster. Then the Z4 was launched and I hated it, the styling just felt too much. Now this thing feels like it swung back past the Z3 and feels bland.  I also think the Z4 has aged much better…

I have told many people, Beartooth Highway has some of the most amazing near road hiking I have ever experienced. There are trails where 200 yards in you wouldn’t know there is a road 200 yards away. Other trails it is amazing to see the road cling to the side of the mountains.  

The other cool option is early season they open the road to cyclists a few weeks before it opens to cars.  I know a few people who did it on e-bikes and had a blast.  Every year I say I am going to do it and my schedule never works out :( 

As an FYI you can hike up to glaciers at the park, BUT each year the hike gets longer.

As an FYI Yellowstone doesn’t lose its draw. I moved to Montana a few years ago and we go for weekend trips and it never gets old. If you get a chance it is magical in the winter, fewer people and different opportunities, but just amazing.

It will be interesting to see if it becomes like e-bikes where there are only a few makers and they all take slightly different approaches. This is an area where having some standards in place could help make cars more future proof. If everybody agreed to common mounting and output spines it would make swaps to better…