for sure, for sure

I'm struggling to find an appropriate title for this post...

once upon a time, 'for sure' was introduced as a way of saying 'yes', 'certainly', for racing drivers. I remember Alain Prost was particularly fluent. It is now common parlance with native English speaking racers,  and can even replace a casual 'yeah'.

Martin Brundle famously contributed 'nodoubtaboutit' which if used as the trigger in a drinking game can be more dangerous than Mad Men.

I can understand 'Free Practice' becoming 'FP' but 'qually'... No.

However, this has now been topped by 'gapping'. Ugh.

Ekris M3 GT4

34	401	GT4	Ekris	Ricardo van der Ende Bernhard van Oranje		BMW M3 GT4	2:14.989
35	50	GT4	Redgate Lifetime	Matt Smith Dan Eagling		Ginetta G50	2:15.208
36	406	GT4	V8 Racing/Las Moras	Rik Abresch Danny Werkman Nicky Pastorelli		Chevrolet Camaro SS GT4	2:15.305
37	411	GT4	Ekris	Jan Joris Verheul PC van Oranje		BMW M3 GT4	2:15.353

Motorbase Porsche

17

1

GT3

Oman Air Motorbase

Ahmad Al Harthy Michael Caine

+75kg

Porsche 997 GT3 R

2:04.074

Porsche 991 at Silverstone WEC

Adrian Sutil

Kerbivore congratulates Adrian Sutil on his return to Force India.
We need more musicians, and fewer DJs

Blenheim Gang

...no idea what 'Blenheim Gang' means (to the gang themselves) but the Bristol Blenheim is one of my favourite WW2 planes

and mere words alone cannot do justice to the respect I feel is due to them for putting a Tagora, Alfa 90, Thema 8.32 and Allante on the same page

http://www.blenheimgang.com/la-transparence/

they almost got some Pantera in there!

http://jalopnik.com/giugiaro-parcour-finally-gives-the-world-a-supercar-una-451203804