Miami was a safety car win, and was a 25 point swing because Sainz blasted Piastri's wing.
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Tesla’s 2Q profit falls 45% to $1.48 billion as sales drop despite price cuts and low-interest loans
They also don't have any affordable vehicles, and are also a shitty company.
Tesla offers a lot of value for money in the EV space. Nobody else comes close. Unfortunately that means dealing with Musk, and I'll be waiting a few years to buy the wife an EV, maybe everyone else will catch up.
Offering open wifi for the public is a terrifying thought.
I'm not sure about the Monza win, but I don't think there's any way he beats Piastri without the team ordered two undercuts. He never had the speed differential to overtake.
ASUS is just not getting my money till they ditch the ArmouryCrate bullshit.
Nothing and no one can harm the old Rage Kage again...
There's like three leagues in my suburban area, so I imagine quite a lot.
I believe there's zero difference between sports and sports other than audience size and length of time the leagues have been around.
Now a single streamer playing a single player game and mostly engaging with the audience? That's a different matter, and probably more like drive time radio than anything.
I can't figure out the "rules" for that situation, as they seem very fluid depending on the corner and the outcome.
I wouldn't have thought Lewis should have given the position back to Sainz, but l also watched Max barge Charles off there years ago with no penalty.
While Max was clearly at fault for the collision, Lando was optimistic on a few of those attempts, my personal favorites being "He moved under braking!" Where max looked like he took a pretty normal line through the turn, and "He pushed me off!" When Lando locked up and blew through the corner.
I can't stand either one of them, so it was highly entertaining.
I just had the one month trial, it worked pretty well, but it's too tentative. Like supervising a teenage driver.
While I'm going to ignore your clear issues regarding other people's weight, there's 258 million people, if a quarter of them spend $100 a year on "protein shakes" there's your 6.5 billion, and now that number seems low.
Or could have been pressing the gas so it wouldn't brake anyway.
The answer is always no. I just want to know who these people are that wake up, get in their truck, tow their boat 800 miles every single day are.
They don't exist, they would just rather inconvenience themselves 364 days a year to shave an hour off a long trip one day a year.
It's absurd.