I sometimes feel that the most dangerous drivers here are the AWD plus all season tire crowd, because of exactly what you suggest about the false sense of security that easy off-the-line traction promotes. I know so many people who genuinely believe their car stops faster in snow because it’s AWD.

I do the exact opposite; I stand up as soon as the plane takes off

Do you know what I do when the plane lands? Nothing. I sit there and relax while all the busy bees trip over themselves and get angry and work their blood pressure up trying to get two minutes ahead of each other, and when they’ve finished I leisurely stand up, grab my things, and saunter casually off. It is not…

If you work on cars they're as familiar as the back of your hand.

Seems like a good idea that totally won’t go wrong.

I only fly First or Business. Even with the lie flat and booze it can be hard to sleep on the flights.

Talk about a heavy flow day.

Canada is an American country.

The mills they’re currently making for their road cars are leftover Nissan designs they’ve sort of re-engineered for their purposes. heh

Man that was a horrible video. And I really wish people would stop using the forced, “look tough, don’t smile” in slow mo bit. They don’t look cool, they look stupid,

Apparently, the pool of talent in the automobile industry is extremely tiny. That, or the assholes running the show are all palsy-walsy with each other and will hire Carlos Ghosn as soon as his “little issue” is resolved.

What a terrible, bitter article.

It worked out poorly for LeClerc, but at the moment the call was made it was far from 100% clear that this would be the result.

I agree. It’s pretty simple, really.

Totally agree. Also, I find the narrative Hogan’s trying to drum-up in this post to be fucking annoying.

I dunno, this whole post just rings of Ferrari bashing because "I hAtE fErRaRi" rather than actual knowledge of what's going on.

I can’t completely agree with the “Charles got screwed” angle. He had 40 laps to take his position back. To say that a pit decision on lap 20 robbed him of a win is disrespectful to Vettel’s obvious talent as well as Seb’s somehow newfound ability to not make stupid mistakes under pressure.

i did a dumb and got hurt and it's everyone's fault but mine!

That’s a difference in U.S. tow law versus Europe, not anything to do with the spec of the car.

The "no food ever in cars" along with the strong root beer brand bias leads me to believe you are at least 90 years old.