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At least our countries parliament didn't give standing ovations to a Waffen-SS veteran two months ago. Just go to hell you living pile of ****.

That's pretty sad, tbh. My grandma knows who Ayrton Senna was, even though she always pronounces it as Ayatollah Senna.

One of my dad's friends who is a carpenter bought one of these for his business. I had to look up what it is - Dongfeng Motor Corporation .

For the first time in the sport's history, silly season was a total loss with all 20 drivers staying where they were. https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/sargeant-continues-with-williams-for-2024-f1-season/10554206/

11/30 @8:15 ET Dallas 12/3 @1:00 ET New England Pittsburgh Tennessee Houston New Orleans Atlanta Washington 12/3 @4:05/4:25 ET Tampa Bay Philadelphia Cleveland 12/3 @8:20 ET Kansas City 12/4 @8:15 ET Cincinnati Tie-Breaker: Which QB will have the most rushing yards this week? Mahomes

Good to see some changes but like others I'm surprised so many races are scheduled to be on cable. Do we know if FS1 and USA will still be around in 2031?

A Daytona 500 victory? Ragan was always a contender for the win in the plate races.

Holy **** I expected a lot of things but not that. https://www.motorsport.com/motogp/news/nascar-outfit-trackhouse-racing-set-to-become-aprilia-motogp-satellite-team-in-2024/10552778/

The old one looked a lot better. Guess I could care less though. They don't sell the Camry over here.

Felipe Massa won a race in Stock Car Brasil yesterday. First race win for him since the 2008 Brazilian GP.

The 2021 reconfiguration has helped the racing at this track a ton. 2023 was a historic season. 19 wins and two finishes of second in 22 races won't be beaten soon, Max scoring twice as many points as the driver in 2nd in the championship is incredible as well. The racing wasn't nearly as bad...

Before pit speed limits were introduced in the 90s (which is crazy late when you think about it) the only penalties was a 10-second stop-and-go. If I'm not mistaken this remained the most common penalty until the 2000s when it was replaced with the drive-through. I remember stop-and-go...

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Tsunoda leads some laps in Franz Tost's last race as team boss, becoming only the second Japanese driver to lead a lap in F1.

I was looking forward to the tire blanket ban. I think it would allow for drivers to make more of a difference, IndyCar doesn't have tire warmers either.

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Yeah, I was relieved to hear he'll be back full-time in 2025. It kinda sucks that the two current best drivers won't be competing for the title next year though. No matter Thierry, Ott or Elfyn wins the 2024 championship, there will be an asterisk next to their name.