B&O is kind of mid level in the world of HiFi, actually I can't think of any HiFi aficionados that own B&O, but price wise they are pretty middle of the road. Mark Levinson's Processor (like a receiver but without any internal amp) will run you about $35K + the cost of having someone configure it for you. The amps are…

Well that's the optimized shape isn't it? There is usually one solution to a problem.

we have a winner

Mark Levinson is kickass, expensive as hell for a home theater set up though

Beat it to me... I add this too

You've got the order of the Prost/Senna crashes the wrong way around. Prost took out Senna at the Casio chicane in '89; Senna took out Prost at Turn 1 in '90. None of it was particularly sporting.

As a medical student, this was a very interesting and well written article. I am currently taking an internship in emergency trauma surgery, and I hope someday I will also be able to contribute to making racer safer.

If you ever want to drive a Chinese designed car, you better attend Comrade.

You'd better go...

Congratulations sir! I've a few seconds, but never a first, and never a two-fer.

What a noise that motor made.

That paint job.

Amen.

Boston media helicopters following a white Bronco: 1.

This was my thought as well due to the sheer simplicity of the car relative to anything else on the market. My only concern is the longevity of the boxer engine; I thought flat motors had more cylinder-wall wear than a typical inline or vee.

Context for those that don't know.

Well played. Totally could have saved it.

That was a beautiful callback.

Exactly. The EU has special, much laxer, low-volume type approval regulations for small companies. That's how the old TVRs got approved. There's one set of rules that wouldn't even work in the rest of the EU, just in the UK. I'm not sure, but those rules may have been used for some of the wilder versions.

While I am too sick for a ROFL, I have to admit, this is some high-quality COTD hi-jinx. =D