Nope:

Proving the effectiveness of the halo does not require a life to be saved first.

Non-native speaker here, so what's your point? 

1.3 MEGAWATTS ???

In metric it is supposed to be easy: 1 to 10 to 100, though that's not quite up to seawater salt concentration.

Well, life sort of gets in the way, doesn’t it? Spending less time actively posting, more lurking, less online, more time with my family. Priorities have shifted...

Here’s the problem: The government mandated legacy system is such that traditional cabbies CANNOT switch to Uber and still pay off the debt incurred to get the licence in the first place. Take New York:

If there is a system in place where you have to buy yourself in to get a taxi licence (and often, those licences aren’t cheap) and suddenly you get competition from drivers who circumvented this financial burden, you have every right to be pissed.

Whoahh, easy there!

As I mentioned elsewhere: Bottas was ordered by Mercedes to let Ricciardo pass, and with good reason. The team knew what was coming and acted very PR-wise.

Worth mentioning is that Mercedes *INSTRUCTED* Bottas to drop back to fifth after plowing into the side of Ricciardo.

Plus, a straight 6 sounds better than a cross-plane 90 degree V8, so there's that too.

but… for the time being, I will definitely be checking Crashstappen to see what kind of tomfoolery Max is engaging in.

Sorry, but DAT SPIN!!

One slightly sobering remark: the only reason they were able to beat the 35+ year standing record is that the few F1 cars that lapped the Nordschleife were doing that demo mode, not in full-on track attack mode.

Our customer is the worlds largest supplier of valves and regulators, and we supply them. They have very specific material demands and their preferred source of material is based in... Italy.

Gazoo Racing Meisters of Nurburgring??

The original Pink Pig Porsche 917/20—the visually unappealing product of aerodynamic research that was redeemed by a cutesy pink and red diagram of pork parts overlaid on it—wasn’t very successful, crashing out of the 1971 race.

Not fully a “car” but there are several tens of thousands of fuel cell powered forklifts in operation today and that number is rapidly growing.

Tracks? ;)