Posts by Jason Campbell70

Just some definitions of a "terrorist"

A terrorist is someone who flies a plane full of passengers into a skyscraper, killing 3,000 people in the process (Osama bin Laden?)

A terrorist is someone who uses false pretenses and baseless accusations to invade a sovereign nation, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths (the USA, for example)

A terrorist is someone who rolls tanks and bulldozers into a refugee camp, leveling everything to the ground, yet still has the nerve to brag about their "democracy" (Israel)

Terrorists are those who shell cities with the sole intention of killing as many civilians as possible (Al-Qaeda)

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Linda Hughes88 said:Che, basically a fashion icon and a criminal all rolled into one 🙏

just the ultimate idol for those edgy teenagers who are already bored to death of Britney

👍 I have to agree with this.

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dustymason4 said:GO BABY GO!

(It was written right there on the red button on the shifter.)

I think it actually said GO Baby GO

urbanmoose3 said:Coulthard. 😁 I just can't wrap my head around how that square head of his even fit inside Schumacher's helmet. 😁

Look at the bottom left corner of the image. Can you tell which corner is being shown?
Mikele, just lend him the car. Why bother? David is going to smoke him at Spa two years from now anyway.

Coulthard is a prime example of how having a big head doesn't necessarily mean you have a big brain. Just look at Adelaide 95.

A German in Russia?

urbanmoose3 said:Is this just a bloodbath?

yes

It isn't just a car; it’s a legend.

mistybear87 said:Alright, where on earth did you dig this up? 🙂

You can tell from the air it's a Lotus 79, but who was driving and where? Was this just some testing session?

Jochen Rindt behind the wheel, an F2 car.

Aerodynamics is a tricky business.

Kevin Long20 said:The only catch is that the regulations specifically state the car needs four wheels...

That rule wasn't even introduced until after the Tyrrell era...

I don't want to spend all day Googling—it's far too hot to trek down to the local library. Which car had that rear propeller designed to create downforce underneath the chassis? It was banned because apparently it kicked up too much dust and blinded the drivers trailing behind.

I remember seeing a photo of it; in that F1-American edition book, I think Hill in the Jordan was on the cover.

mistybear87 said:If only they had kept their soul, too...

It’s a good thing they didn't stick around for Enzo's logic: "Aerodynamics are just for people who can't build a decent engine!"

wanderingscout13 said:... and this legend on six wheels was driven by Jody Scheckter and Patrick Depailler back in 1976. 👍

If we're talking about Tyrell always having the most original car designs:

Jose Reyes88 said:Thinking back to that car, I can't help but remember those clever little wordplays they used at races where tobacco advertising was banned.

Philip Morris - be on edge Buzzin 😬 😬

Buzzin hornets

After that, the BAR Ford team shamelessly copied everything.

Everything in NASCAR changes, but that iconic Ferrari red? That stays forever.

ROSSO CORSA FOR LIFE!

Does the Olympics for seniors in a small town in the Midwest count?

mistybear87 said:Williams FW27



The livery is identical to the 1969 car—a Brabham BT26 powered by a Cosworth engine from Frank Williams Cars.

If only the FW27 had those white spoilers.

This one is special. My only gripe? The GOAT wasn't behind the wheel.

Kevin Long20 said:No, I think they kept the sponsors back then, and the nose looked a bit less black...

That was in Bahrain. Plus, the Pope passed away right before the race—maybe a day or two prior? They just didn't have enough time to overhaul the entire Ferrari livery.

electricskipper77 said:It doesn't matter where... somewhere in the provinces, outside of Bangkok. I’ll probably end up on Phi Phi. If there's anything there, fine—if not, no big deal, I'll just find something online.

Wait, are you THAT electricskipper77 from legiondiary.blog?