I feel like you are looking in the Stroll’s direction.

See: Ayrton Senna, a TRULY multi-generational talent.

Checo is used as a guard so that Max stays King. I’m with you on the likes of the Haas drivers, but I don’t see Yuki taking his place any time soon.

Plus, its a Peugeot.

Respectfully, I would ask you to consider the possibility that removing incentives to purchase EV because the purchase price is perceived to be “affordable” to a more affluent customer isn’t the best way to do it. It incentivizes the manufacturers to make better deals on ICE, therefore driving demand because they have…

STONKS!!

Guilty until proven rich or famous.

I have also seen the new ‘Vette running up and down I-65 between Louisville, KY and Bowling Green. That one was being driven by a lady I didn’t recognize.

I hope that isn’t the new Audi logo.

I’ll get my tinfoil hat.

So... understanding the past is not a means to understand and cultivate the future? There’s alot we don’t know about the past, and that’s what makes it interesting.

You’re rather liberal with the credit you give to “managers.”

Yeah, that’s a solid 50 HP there, easily.

Respectfully, my point is that golf, especially at places like Augusta National, has been historically closed off to minorities and women. So, its not just the poor that the (collective) sport of golf has been closed off to. Had it not been for the fact that Eldrick was such a sensation, I’m sure that those doors…

So, I can play at Augusta too?

I wondered where the name came from, and when I found out, my respect for Christian “the engineer” was topped by Christian “the man who sees everything that his father did to support his son’s vision and dreams.”

Because Koenigseggggggggggggggg

Back in the day... (I’m OK with dating myself here) Mom drove a Fox body Mustang and Dad had a C4. The Mustang was 100x more fun to drive. It’s all about the whole car, not just the motor, transmission, or a single bit.

The new Conti GT is 4500. Just to compare. (But it also has a twin-turbo W12 engine.)

Was anything ever uncovered about the some of the local auto plants use of the Flint River for waste disposal (and its introduction into the water supply?)