Has anyone tried purchasing the WEC stream with a US credit card?

No because your dentist didn’t let you take the games home.

I’m stealing “weaponized assholium”.

All it would take is a bit of paperwork or a tag that people would apply for in order to get their animal approved as an emotional support animal.

Screens don’t typically show that well on camera so they are almost always added in the editing.

WRX drivers wave? I thought they did all their communication using smoke signals.

Concrete pit lanes might as well be skating rinks when wet.

That Rothmans livery is sex.

Rear visibility is for suckers.

Basically you want Joe Biden. Not sure if he has any track experience but he is certainly a car guy.

Barbie Jeeps are made by Power Wheels.

The combination of anonymity and a lack of permanence really amplifies the worst in people.

A moving mass has a total amount of kinetic energy. When that mass is split the kinetic energy is also split. Thus when parts separate from a crashing racecar they take some amount of energy away from the main portion containing the driver. This means the crumple zones on the chassis have to do less work to keep the…

They are designed to come off in an accident. Every panel that leaves the car takes energy with it.

If you watch Felipe’s incident again you can see that the spring comes in at eye level and would have passed under the ring of the halo if one was installed.

With slightly higher sides the Indy screen would also protect in this incident. The Indy screen also protects from debris of all sizes unlike the halo which only protects from large debris. While the halo helps in incidents like this one it would have provided no protection in Felipe Massa’s 2009 incident.

Considering the halo requires a chassis redesign to implement while the aeroscreen can be mounted to the existing chassis I would say the screen is the easier implementation.

I don’t think anyone is truly arguing against the idea of something to protect a drivers head. People are arguing against the halo because it is ugly and half-assed compared to a solution such as Indycar’s screen or a proper closed cockpit.

I wonder what they are working on. Contract work is short term so it is probably not a new game which would likely still be a few years off considering BoTW is only 1 year old. More DLC maybe? The requirements seem to be bigger than a DLC though. It sounds like they want someone to head the world design for a new game…

It appears that someone recreated the old livery for use on the current car in iRacing.