If it's a new group of people every time, that means people are learning from their mistakes! Every race is a new lesson for the incoming class!
Would you like it if the King of England came into your house and started pushing you around and making you read the internet?
Autoblog's recaps feel like a press release, 3 days after the fact. Why even bother? Anyone that cares already knows.
If it's important enough to you that you don't want the result spoiled, make it a priority to watch it in a timely fashion. If you're traveling or unable to, suck it up and stay off your phone for a while. Simple, right?
uI don't drive these cars like they're on a race track, so I'm not going to say it oversteers or any of that baloney. But, like when you're accelerating, it feels alive. There aren't so many computers that you don't feel like you matter. You are part of this equation. That's important.
WAY TO KEEP IT REAL!
Very sad news. In the 90s my dad got his company to sponsor a Nascar Winston Cup car for a few races, and Dick Trickle drove it. Really nice guy. This was the car, in it's glory:
Pronounced "ATH-A-LETE"
My only concern is the improvements to the track-building aspect.
