Everyone remembers the great Las Vegas track they raced at back in 1981 and 1982, right?

I liked the studio, the banter during The News was fantastic.

Not me driving, but our FSAE car. About 45hp due to things, lots of fun.

Saw this the other week, it’s powerful.

Welp, there goes every sand trap at every F1 track now...

COTD right there.

But can drivers tell their teams they are vomiting?

I used to have a picture of the time we parked my brother’s ‘79 Mini next to a Suburban, the Suburban was atlest a tire’s width into our space and there was still plenty of room for the four fully grown passengers to exit the vehicle.

1948/1952 was more than 30 years ago, it’s more like 7-ish decades ago.

The Wrooom event in Italy comes to mind, where Ferrari F1 drivers and Ducati MotoGP riders have been known to race karts on ice.

I personally think they need to adopt the rollcage rule for the Pikes Peak Open Wheel/Unlimited classes, they don’t take much away from the look of the cars and is really strong.

His head is moving around a lot, is Baldwin still running a suspension seat in his truck(s)?

The hand signals are universal amongst all Motorsports, waving the hand in a circle means “fire up/start up”, and the random hand waving is done to get the attention of another person. While they may look like rush hour gestures they actually serve a real purpose on track.

At least the steering shaft didn’t break like it did for this guy.

I’m cautious as to how strong this is, that arm looks awfully small and I have a feeling the forces from dragging across the visor may be too much for the arm.

Google. Or PirateBay.

Many more people than you think.

I can’t help but wonder if it’s really worth holding a GP if it puts a facility under such financial burden if everything doesn’t happen perfectly.

Yep, Invisibility from Speed Racer. Because it doesn’t exist, I don’t have a car at the moment.