Which is Formula 1 and Bernie in essence, well put.

Which is kind of nice of him, in a way. He's not romantic about it, and why should he be. These people are not his employees.

No, stop losers being losers by rushing into something they cannot afford. Note, I don't really mind that much about Formula 1, especially in its current state.

Beautiful.

He is right in most points he addresses in this interview. He delivers is in a pretty non-diplomatic way, which is actually great for a change. Who the hell remembers all the loser teams that came and went after throwing away money as back markers for couple of years. Also, rich as fuck teenagers already have Rolexes…

I know. Such a child.

That would never work as a title, though, would it?

"Scaring the pants off". Can't find this part in video, help.

This one was very common on Eurosport back in 1993, just when I got addicted to rallying. Was short but quite epic for the sensitive mind. Never forgot it.

Well, it is warmongering/warporn but whatever America. She really is beautiful, though.

Needs more of a same image.

I could think of a worse ways to spend a weekend.

R5 version is definitely in the works, they've tested the current gen car in R5 guise extensively and from all the info available so far Fabia will be available on the R5 market next year.

Payed 0 attention to Formula E up to now, but seriously, changing cars? How is that even relevant to anything car industry is trying to achieve, especially in the field of alternative propulsion/fuels? It's almost like someone forced FIA to have one totally green series so the overall pollution footprint average is…

Doesn't have the same ring to it, though. You must think of the social media impact when you shape your title.

Citrogen, sounds almost like an explosive.

Trying to understand why this gets shared on Jalopnik, but maybe I'm just missing something.

Everyone who watched this clip needs new underwear too.

Beautiful title. Won't stop me from fooling myself, but it was a good attempt.

French flag stripes look lovely, but why French if it's Lotus?