Well a bump...? It dropped from a foot or two high on to a concrete block from memory - here we go - someone helpfully did a screenshot

Irrelevant in numbers terms seems the wrong approach, as Morgan makes about 15 cars a year, but they’re cool and a bit of automotive history. Car nobody cares about seems a better angle. But that in itself is highly subjective. I don’t give two shits about Jeeps for example, but plenty of people do. Aspirational hyper-…

I’ll put you down as a maybe

I pitched an idea to the BBC when they were still there, but just got an email back saying “thanks but no thanks”.

Some were really forgettable towards the end. The Scottish episodes were pretty dull. But I suppose there was some covid stuff to deal with.

I think he is the majority owner of YouTube’s DriveTribe. Which is hit and miss with it’s videos, he makes an appearance now and again. His daughter has been doing a few episodes.

Looks like a modern SsangYong.

Looks like Isuzu was the OG. But this thing has had more names than oil changes...

I think Honda made a version too. I don’t know who is the OG.

I thought about them about 6 months ago wondering what the delay was... this makes sense. Sadly.

Strong Vauxhall Frontera Sportsss vibes

By the time I could afford one of these CA will have outlawed burning dinosaur juice.

I don’t hate people for voting the opposite of I would, I might think they’ve got their head in the sand, but I wouldn’t hate them.

I don’t think there’s a LinkedIN for that sort of thing so you’d be reliant on people being a grass. And I assume the spray painting world do not think of themselves as wanting to help The Man.

I was listening to Steve Dinan on the Smoking Tire pod and he was judging the best drivers on being the fastest who look after tires, and MV is known for that. Maybe very talented vs. amazing would be better. I imagine even the third reserve driver at HAAS would take everyone’s breath away with their skills.

Good to know - thanks

I can’t find it online, but back in the day did the teams have budget limits? Just wondering when Senna for example wiped out Prost, the team didn’t care. They’d just build another car. 

Lawless YouTubers would just make more content out of getting audited and write the accountancy and legal bills off too. Ultimate content cycle!

I grew up watching Senna and Schumacher deliberately crash into their nearest rivals so Verstappen seems tame by comparison.

This has been the case for most F1 champs since the 50s