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@jackysteeg Yep, that’s in the top 3 for me, at the very least, on the most misleading story titles list. This unethically opportunistic move paints a disappointing picture about the dire state of affairs in the modern press where clicks selling online trump everything else, including the bare minimum of clear writing. (Instead of the old days,…[Read more]

I was pretty excited to read this earlier, but it appears he’s simply a partner to the project, and not a driver, which is a bit of a shame. The Rolex 24 being in the off-season for most championships means it arguably boasts the widest variety of drivers in motorsport. Drivers from IndyCar, NASCAR, the WEC and touring cars do the race — an…[Read more]

I was pretty excited to read this earlier, but it appears he’s simply a partner to the project, and not a driver, which is a bit of a shame. The Rolex 24 being in the off-season for most championships mean it arguably boasts the widest variety of drivers in motorsport. Drivers from IndyCar, NASCAR, the WEC and touring cars do the race — an active…[Read more]

I agree that’s awful. Pretty appaling driving standard indeed, I wonder if he went unpunished.

Wow that bit of driving by Malucelli was awful. That’s something that you expect, and is unacceptable, when playing Forza online, it’s down right stupid in a top flight sports car race.

That wasn’t even the worst bit of dumb driving in a span of six hours at Sebring:

Absolutely horrendous driving. I don’t even want to know what that would’ve looked like in open wheeled cars, and frankly it’s amazing there weren’t more cars taken out as is..

Is it just me, or is it always Ferrari drivers that cause these big endurance crashes?