Also Heidfeld looked skittish from start to finish. I reckon the 2017 cars are considerably more stable than that, but it’s still a bit hairy to see.
Also Heidfeld looked skittish from start to finish. I reckon the 2017 cars are considerably more stable than that, but it’s still a bit hairy to see.
Askren, too. That guy's done.
Near-limitless cars, but with the drivers in sim-rig setups running Assetto Corsa.
Late as fuck because I don’t get to check in here often but: who here attended Second Sky, Porter Robinson’s festival, live? I only ever watched the stream (not a complete experience, but at least I got to see Worlds Live), and I wanted to know what you thought of it.
Somehow my only response after Nunes/Holm is to play Tekken. Amanda’s run out of worthy opponents (maybe Shevchenko) and at this point, you’re better off sending Tifa Lockhart or Cassie Cage (daughter of Johnny Cage) to try and beat her up. Even then, I think Nunes still has the upper hand.
We did see the 2017 F1 Mercedes here, but I think there’s so little space on the track to truly run that car in anger. Meanwhile the ID R was small enough to make hillclimb look like a two-lane road.
Romain Dumas has F1-grade talent, I tell ya. That said, I’m beginning to think that you can just design and make a balls-out, no-rules racer and Romain can drive it to record-setting pace. Man, he’s a beast.
They should twin-turbo that 4.2L sixpack and shove it in a GT2 chassis.
Begun, the Nephew Wars have.
Yeah, I thought this was leftist propaganda disguised as an electronic sporting newspaper?
He gets a well-deserved rest. Witness Lee Iaccoca, who shall ride eternal, shiny and chrome.
Add another pair of doors, jack it up 5 inches, and bump up the range to about 250 miles. You got yourself a Honda ERV, then, good for America.
Don't remind me of my scar in my right arm, Langley.
The game doesn’t count.