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Take your pick. Intense regulation begets the opportunity to place/discover loopholes. It’s the same reason that increased banking regulation only serves to increase the hegemony of large banks; they’re they only ones that can afford the compliance costs and navigate the regulatory framework.

working on a plan that will allow us to make even more deserving applicants happy

It’s a sign that if you are going to bail out an industry, you should be negotiating concessions in exchange.

You hate it. This is no better than a sedan with a trunk. A hatch should have a more vertical rear end so you get some useable space behind the rear seats.

hopefully if the mclaren/honda gets competetive again in f1 honda will remember who they used to be.. and start doing cool stuff because they can again.

I have a Hammond I bought from the back of a music store in El Paso when I was 21 in 1972. Built in 1939. I was in the Army, and bought it on payments. And a Lesli speaker, built later. It still sounds like God, but they are not worth that much. It sits in my Living room, loved but seldom touched. I’ll never regret

I’m not selling my dumb organs! There is nothing dumb about a Hammond B-3, and besides it wouldn’t get me enough to buy this car anyway.

I don’t care how cliché it is to like this car. It’s freaking perfect.

Eh, Wehrlein’s also pretty good. Gosh, Merc’s been supporting him forever.
Glad Pascal’s been able to polish a turd.

TBH, given Manor’s need to chase the money, that’s a whole ‘nother reason why I can’t blame Rossi for sitting that offer out. How long would he actually get to keep it before it was offered to a driver with more cash again?

You totally missed the best quote from Autosport:

I hope Alex stays in Indycar if he doesnt get a decent F1 drive.

Sailboats are cute.

Or “At least with such a crappy car hardly anyone will ever see this”.

Also, 178 mph in a car with the basic architecture of something from the ‘60s running an air cooled flat six is pretty fast.

It’s called sarcasm. Singers are the holy grails of custom Porsches and cost $400k+. They are about craftsmanship and attention to detail, not stat sheets. Whoever was running it in this rally could care less what speed they actually hit because they looked glorious doing it. Kristen was making a joke saying she would

I like jazz

“You’re welcome, my dude.”