It’s like finding a great price on a casket: you know it makes sense to buy it because you have to, but there is something that just prevents it from being a joyous occasion — this being you drive around in something that will depress any driving experience.

While that may be true, the worst is yet to come. So my point stands.

Fun fact... The artist that did Ken’s cossie livery last year -Ash Thorpe- created a few options... one Ken didn’t go with, I absolutely loved and reached out to Ash to see if I could purchase it for my own Rallycross car. He agreed, and the rest is what you see in the photos!

Sure but he was one of the first ones to do crazy stunts. I’m not saying the other race car driver’s couldn’t do what he does but he has carved out a niche and has been doing this for 10+ years now so he is by no means an amatuer. Even if you placed dead last just getting to the WRC means you have a lot of talent and…

He’s very much a gentleman racer with a knack for self-promotion.

Describing it as Thor’s Hammer makes it sound like you can’t remove the cup when you actually want to.

Ooh man, my S600 has parts from a BMW, two Miatas, a Jeep, four different motorcycles, a dune buggy, and a boat. 

Nothing is more discouraging than finding out your parts car is in better shape than your project car.

Sometimes the people who give the most to the motor sports world aren’t the ones winning the most.

Oh, you’re definitely not wrong here, but the good thing that Block and the Hoonigans bring to the WRC is more eyes. I’m a bit more than a filthy casual when it comes to WRC, but I suspect there are a lot more people aware of it now with loud self-promoters like Ken pulling them in. He’s basically a fairly successful…

Don’t have the attention span to watch a season of sporting events, and keep track of all the drivers/athletes. He may not be the best competitive driver, but it’s fun to watch.

The red RPM bands are infected. Stay away from those.

You’re not wrong, but Ken didn’t start racing until he was like 36, so he was never going to be on par with the Sebs. 

That’s not what burned V1. It got flipped on a stage rally and the fuel rail dumped gas on the hot turbo. 

This is a vehicle designed for reacharounds.

$5 for the Fiero

The Fiero? Like $1.99. The jet engine? Tens of thousands. Unless you steal it from an Air Force boneyard which is probably how Dom would do it.

In other news, is that photo a JATO on top of a Fiero? 

The good thing about getting the Coronavirus when driving for Uber is that the executives get to take 60% of it.

I still think questions like this are too early. Wait until we’re level 2 or 3 (or even until after the outbreak has died down so people have a clearer perspective).