Based on the video, Aston is giving themselves too much credit, it didn’t even make it to the start line. That looks like it’s still in the hohenrain area.

Right? I’ve been white for pretty much my entire life, and have never seen a raisin in potato salad. Must be some west coast white thing?

This is a joke, right?

So, they were probably just made along side the MAGA hats.

This actually looks like one of those images used to try and show non-colorblind people what colorblind people see.

Probably right. I’ve driven that road many times. If you lose control at 50-60, something has seriously broken. Unless they were doing a launch around the corner.

Dude, just admit you didn’t read the article, and that has no bearing on this story at all. This is about the “good” reason you listed, and the response to a different kind of accident scene than is seen with ICE cars, which is, BTW newsworthy. It has NOTHING to do with autopilot (the NTSB says probably, but witnesses…

I’m confused. They are releasing a car based on the previous generation, with the grill and fender vent from the current one?? Or have I not been paying attention and the new Vantage isn’t actually out yet, and this is one of those ‘final version’ things?

Please, please, please, someone at Duke just follow this guy around with a boom-box Say Anything style blasting all type of offensive music.

Found it, and it’s already in Macau. Lotus Bridge.

I could have sworn I’ve heard of a bridge that already does this somewhere.

And another thing: based on the rate construction typically gets done around here, they should have started any necessary work to get this done by next year in about 2007.

It should also be noted that that bridge is not flat like the bridge in Singapore. I have a hard time seeing the FIA allowing it. Though it would be pretty awesome, I have no doubt a Red Bull would end up crashing into the channel below.

I assume this layout is prioritizing minimizing the impact on traffic and businesses, but it’s terrible. There really is no good option here, but if you use the park, you can get a bit more interesting. It would require some construction in the park, but only a bit. The roads down in the southern portion (well all of…

There is no good option. Using more of the park, rather than the Arena area might help slightly, but it’s all horrible here. I give this a .1% chance or happening, and a 100% chance of failing quickly if it does.

I can’t see this happening. Miamians (including officials) are pretty fed up with events and sports screwing the city. We’re suing the Marlins over the stadium deal, Beckham STILL can’t get the details down on his MLS team because no one wants his stadium built anywhere. Everyone wants Ultra Music Fest kicked out. And…

Upon an aggressive braking, heel-toe downshifting turn into my neighborhood, my dad said, “It’s not a racecar.”

I could see it happening. New owners are American. There’s two races in the middle east. The US is huge, so two races isn’t that crazy, so long as the demand can support it. A race in the northeast, like they were planning in NY, would be a bit redundant with the Montreal race.

I have very mixed feelings about this. On one side, please please please. I live in Miami. On the other, there’s no way it would work on any of our streets. They’d have to make some huge investments to make it work. The CART/ALMS course was terrible. The Formula-E course wasn’t much better, and way to tight/short.…

That course would never work for F1. Way too tight and short.