Drift, right?
Drift, right?
Flight Service wrote: In reply to nderwater: I'm sorry you were wanting to drift?
I love how he almost comes to a stop at the apex.
What happens when former high school teachers become congressmen:
ransom wrote: It's a poor example right now, but I feel compelled to put my 2002 on page 2002...
At least you still have one. I let all mine get away from me over the years. I guess I thought good ones would always be cheap.
Drifting's more fun when the clock is running and you're on a real road. There's a panning shot in "Too fast to race" of a Group B car sideways for about 30 seconds on a snow rally, it just goes and goes and goes. But we don't have that, so here's Hirvonnen.
September, 2003. Skip Holm, flying the modified P-51D Mustang 'Dago Red', sets a new closed-course piston-engine speed record of 507 mph (816 km/hr( at the Reno Air Races outside Reno, Nevada.
17 December, 2003 – SpaceShipOne becomes the first privately built, manned aircraft to fly faster than the speed of sound.
Flight Service wrote:
Hell yeah I remember that!
Catch my drift?
Flight Service wrote:
But what about this one?
Flight Service wrote:
Berkeley yah.
Neighbors evacuated their apartment in the early '00s. Said I could take it for free, since they just bought a PS2. Also in the debris they left behind was this:
"Jeez, console games have gotten a lot better! I think the thing just understeered!"
-FGC, upon 'driving' a Honda CRX on Tahiti Road.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e701QHyCr0o
Yeah, same neighbors I was talking about when I mentioned playing old Avalon Hill wargames awhile back. I ended up with much more than a Playstation. Page 1943 if anyone's interested.
June 21, 2004, Mike Melvill pilots SpaceShipOne into space and lands it safely. Melvill was the pilot for SpaceShipOne flight 15P, SpaceShipOne's first spaceflight and the first privately funded human spaceflight mission to reach space.
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