Don’t go FWD in a dedicated track car. I know the new civic is fast around a track, but it’s not going to be half as fun as the Miata would have been.

so you’re not going to modify the floor of your car to fit yourself in because in the future you might put old seats back in (something you may very well never actually do), so instead you’re going to sell the thing and no longer have it? that...doesn’t make sense at all

Let’s hope so, because F1 is seemingly incapable of making a principled decision.  If by some miracle the race is held, I sure hope Hami refuses the race.  Props to Vettel; Max get’s not credit for “preferring” not to race.  But hopefully the sanctions will spare F1 the decision.  Isn’t 2022 the last year for Sochi…

I doubt Mazepin would drive the car, but nothing of value would be lost...

Yeah, my hope is that tomorrow is the last day Mazepin enjoys an F1 car.

This is probably a good time to point out that a few years ago Dimitry Mazepin was reported to be very interested in aquiring the chemical industry in the Odessa region.

The story of Haas will go down as one of the most bizarre team histories in all of sports. Between being sponsored by a fake energy drink shell company and having their driver get 21st place in a pack of 20 people, not many teams can hold a candle to the terribleness that is Haas.

Been an everyday reader since Jalopnik’s third week in existence. For years, since the site’s spiral began, I’ve said that the day Torch leaves is the day Jalopnik should just turn out the lights.

You can always reach out to me for taillight stuff for your little girl!

Say, that looks like an interesting read!

Here come the strangely defensive nerds. Popcorn at the ready.

Better yet:

For those that want to keep following these dingleberries

Its important to remember that officials in racing have way, way more influence than many other sports, particularly American “ball” sports.

Please submit my resume to F1 and I’ll show you it can easily be done better.

Doctor: *kills a patient.*

My favorite auto journalist / former goat-farmer agrees:

Masi needs to be fired. If they wanted to end under green, you red flag immediately and bring everyone in. Sort it out without burning laps.

Small luxury/sport sedans are still selling well in most markets. This thing will sell like hotcakes in Canada and China if they sell it over there. As far as the GTi comparison I’d buy it for the physical buttons and long term reliability proposition alone. 

This right here is what all campers should be.
- Cool stripes and no stupid RV swooshes
- A place to cook
- A place to eat
- A place to shit
- A place to sleep
- Moulded fiberglass/plastic shell instead of 300 leaky pieces of paper-thin aluminum.