Just for clarification: 2 is "almost flat-out" or "almost hairpin"?

NASCAR drifting? In that case, let's cue the music:

Well that's a name you don't see in many racing cars...

Welcome to Cars of The Ku, a new weekend segment where I highlight a cool car I've found around where I live. Ku (区) is the Japanese word for "city ward." Today's Car of the Ku is this Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII.

...checkmate?

Acutally, there are 3 RUFs (RUFusus? RUFees? RUFies?) in the game:

I did. The "chase the copter" challenges made me rethink routes and execution more than once.

The day I can have this smile while working I'll know I've made it.

Stop using chassis codes and you'll get (some) results:

After an expansion, a console port, and several patches, Diablo III looks really healthy right now. With tons of special items and legendaries added to the game it almost—almost!—feels like Diablo II again, with all the math you have to do to assemble the perfect character with the perfect gear.

Why not both? I enjoy RSC immensely, but surely another website full of historic race car photos can't hurt...

What's the Italian for "My body is ready?"

Is it a car? Is it a van? Is it a caravan?

ASM, or attention-seeking mobile.

Penis Magnet Yellow?

How exactly the FIA could close that loophole I do not know. But I am fairly certain that they have the tools to bring the series back if they want to. I can hear the hybrid trio of the LaFerrari, McLaren P1, and Porsche 918 scratching at the door of Le Mans as we speak, wishing to challenge the old hat Audis with…

Blood engorged sin sword?

Mazda also put out these schematic shots. Looks like the engine is squarely and wholly behind the front axle. Prepare yourself for arguments about what constitutes 'mid engine' with your friends.

Bullshit!

Who put a TV and some speakers in front of this one? West Coast Customs? Pimp My Ride?