Faith in humanity - restored. We're safe.

Not sure if engine is McLaren's main problem this year. But then again, situation could change completely when new turbos arrive.

Here's another one

I am not a PS guy (only own PS2 and it basically collects dust), but will this be available on PS4, once that hits the shelves? Is it a nice timing or a bad timing to buy PS3 just because of GT6?

DON'T give them wild ideas! One Nic Cage is plenty, don't you think. Two or more, and the film industry would implode.

The cringe of the week, as soon as he stepped out of the car. Plenty of money spent - check, message communicated - what message?

370Z rebody, not sure if good idea or a sacrilege. Let's call it a good idea - the more of them, the better.

Batmobile? It was about time!

That is just another example of potentially amazing driving video ruined by too much effects, slow-mos and cuts. Why? Why!? OK, show some helicopter shots and even some slow-mos are nice, but can we get at least 3 corners in succession. Red Bull, taking things out of proportion, every single time.

It's up to driver and co-driver to set up everything related to pace notes. Usually, driver dictates what the language will be. So, for example it's not unusual to have all German crew using English, because driver is more familiar, or he competed with English speaking co-driver earlier. Some all Finnish crews also…

Sure, whatever works for them really. Be it simple or very complex, it's up to each crew to come up with their own system. One of the most wonderful parts of this sport.

Fascinating how basic his pace notes are! Nothing but distances and number to mark the severity of the corner - (almost) no instructions and/or descriptions on braking points, entry lines, the length and progression of the corner. To some, this is all they ever use for pace notes, while others are much more detailed.

I read that as "Boston was the first to deliver car by mail".

Looks like they're having tons of fun, nothing more to this. People do that sometimes in rally. Especially if they know the road, and don't need pace notes.