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We weren’t very good with planning on Top Gear. The stuff we put loads of work into often turned out badly. Hence…
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Sure, there are class winners and an overall winner of the race itself, which are all fine and well. There’s also…
I'd pick this over a Maxima.
That used to be an Audi R8. It’s not a render. It’s real. I’ll let that thought swirl around in your mind-brain a…
Single, 30 year old my probably would have been all over this one.
Hmmmmmmm
If you can't stop in the distance you can see and you crash as a result it is your fault.
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As long ago as it now seems, it was only this past July when Roger Goodell decided to suspend Ray Rice for two…
I always thought "Cadillac of the skies" was a result of postwar thinking. The P-51 Mustang used a Rolls-Royce Merlin engine license-built by Packard, a name that still meant something during World War II. It should have been the "Packard of the skies" but 1980's audiences wouldn't have gotten that.
Everything about this German Camaro says "vote CP" but it's oddly appealing.
Chris Economaki sticking the mic in the window of a car and interviewing the driver while he's making a pit stop.
I miss Chris Economaki's NASCAR coverage. I also miss Jim McKay hosting the Indy 500.
This is why I can't take NASCAR seriously. It's scripted WWE nonsense on wheels. And to think, it used to be about racing not that long ago.
Vinny Cerrato phoned a Boston sports-talk station recently and tried to explain why Dan Snyder won't change his…
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There are a lot of pieces coming together to spell out an amazing coincidence, or a highly intelligent hijacking. 777s are large planes with long range capacity. From Central Asia they could get nearly anywhere on the planet. I just flew one from Singapore to Moscow, then Moscow to Houston, no stops, except for the…
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Umm... pretty sure this actually happened.
One answer.