that’s exactly where it is

Looks like a tie rod failure. Presumably from being slammed into the wall.

Actually I think that grammar issue was on purpose, in reference to Zoolander

It is very common to test on AWD dynos with modern fwd and rwd cars. If you don’t the traction control systems tend to go haywire.

Is that dyno powering the front wheels, or is this thing all-wheel-drive, too?

I could see how this would be super clear on your first watch of the video — it says the cars are on a 0-60 test, of course if they’re only getting to sixty miles per hour they’ll only cover a few hundred feet of a drag strip — but it’s also pretty easy to see how this wouldn’t be super clear to a casual viewer. You…

Basically he is listing out the upcoming turns and the distance between them. The tightness of the turn is on a scale from 1 to 6, 1 being a very slight bend and 6 being a very tight turn. He also occasionally calls out hairpins and “square” corners (meaning a sharp 90 degree turn).

First, no no no. Not cool.

We must never forget this Russian driver who nonchalantly reacts to a meteor explosion as if it’s the most normal thing to ever happen to him!

It’s not a real Micro Machines commercial unless this guy says it is.

My knowlege of Admirality Law comes from laughing at soverign citizens on Youtube but I think both skippers would be considered at fault unless the ferry was restricted in movement. In right of way situations, you’re always supposed to turn to starboard. Turning starboard would continue to put Nap Tyme in the path of…

Did Nap Tyme not have right of way?

At least in Canada, regular operating passenger ferries actually have the right of way over almost anything else. If it’s the same in the states, this guy is a dolt.

If you want to lose your hair.

Or Yajirobe

what about the fans who are inspired by buu

Well, after I watched Berserk in the early 2000s, I was obsessed with swinging a giant sword around in video games and real life.

I’ve conceded to being Yajirobe.

Huh ?

no