Not exact matches
Even though I was
driving for a team I hadn't
driven for, and the pedals in the car were different
than what I'm used to... the weirdest thing was
driving to the
race track knowing I was actually going to
race.
This new alliance could pose a real challenge to Tesla and Nvidia, making the autonomous
driving race more heated
than ever.
Try
racing against literally hundreds of cars, all
driven by complete amateurs and none of which cost more
than 500 bucks.
It got so bad that Fernando decided that he'd prefer to do the Indy 500
than race at Monaco, and on a few occasions even retired a car that had nothing wrong with it because he couldn't be bothered to
drive around near the back with no hope of achieving anything meaningful.
He
drove with far more verve
than finesse, had far more
than his share of accidents, and his wrinkled cars were his
racing trademark.
He
drives in fewer
races than many of his peers.
Bomarito charged through from sixth to second in the
race and had to get creative to pass a couple of Porsche 962s - the second of which was being
driven by none other
than McLaren team principal Zak Brown.
Agree with you mate, if a driver at
racing speed forces another driver off track he would get less punishment
than a 10sec
drive through https://t.co/SwZW1CAp9l
Oh yeah, and he was
driving for Osella, a team which achieved just two points finishes in F1 between 1980 and 1990 and failed to qualify for more
races than it started.
He's been
driving pretty well too - only hadad luck has prevented him from scoring a whole heap more points
than he currently has and he could even have won the
race in Baku.
Lewis Hamilton has
driven some of the most prestigious circuits in the world and has more
than enough
racing experience to spot a great circuit from a dud.
(The last two
races have presumably knocked this «iceman» reputation on the head once and for all, behind the wheel of a Ferrari SF70H he is just a grumpy old man with less
drive out of the corners
than he'd like).
In any case getting some Pirelli laps and now 5
races in 2010 on his CV will make him a lot better prospect for any possible
drive next year (although I am not certain about his options)
than without them.
Alcohol was not forbidden fruit for me as a teen, although drinking and
driving was, and I think as a result I approached it better
than many of my peers (who would jump in the car and
race home from a party to make curfew, whereas I was encouraged to call home and say that I needed to sober up before
driving).
I'm only just starting this one, but I can already see that it's more social - history -
driven than Free for All, including some fascinating insights on how such seemingly far - flung issues as
race, desegregation and gender have played into the development of the current school lunch program.
And this turnout for both parties should be
driven by how motivated voters are by the presidential
race much more
than the mobilization efforts from Kaminsky and McGrath.
The team found that attitudes and beliefs about CAM were found to be a better predictor of CAM usage
than socio - demographic factors alone — such as
race, sex, or education — which are often used to describe CAM users but stop short of fully explaining what
drives people to use them.
Similarly, if a science - fiction writer has something he wants to say about the interactions between some intelligent extraterrestrials and our present human
race, he often finds it necessary to pretend that some means of faster -
than - light travel can be found (tachyon transmissions, black - hole transit, «warp
drive», or whatever), and Einstein be hanged.
It's why a video of a
race car
driving straight down a road might have less of an auditory impact
than a clip of a flickering abstract pattern.
«And its probably safer to be running in these
races than driving in a car if you think about the number of deaths from traffic accidents.»
I genuinely felt like I had the
drive to come up with new ideas and be productive — and not in some drug - induced way where it felt like my mind was
racing — but in a way where I felt I was thinking with a calmer and clearer head
than ever before.
Speaking of vehicles, Sonic and All - Stars»
Racing's Sumo Digital has lent its talents to
driving, so expect a different experience
than in past titles.
* 1/2 (out of four) Boy, the only thing more thrilling
than seeing who can
drive laps the fastest is seeing nothing of a
race other
than results on screen.
It has more cars (and cars everyday people can own)
than any other
racing sim EVER; easily has more diverse car classes (big rigs, ATVs, limos etc)
than any
driving sim to date; carries a venerable track list; is easier to pick up and play
than any other
driving sim; has graphics as good or better
than any other
racing sim, has a career that has good length and exciting challenges; and the best customization - both engine and graphics - of any car sim.
We'll have to see if «Need for Speed» amounts to much more
than another forgettable title in the long lineage of cinematic video game adaptations, but the
racing game has proved quite profitable over its 18 titles, which recently saw the release of «Need For Speed: The Run» with actors Sean Faris and «Mad Men» and «
Drive» beauty Christina Hendricks providing a little character to the series.
Second, whatever problems colleges have in enrolling and educating students from disadvantaged backgrounds appear to be
driven by issues of class more
than by
race.
It risks reframing public education in terms of personality modification,
driven by the political
race for future economic advantage, rather
than the pursuit of meaningful knowledge and understanding.
These schools engaged more
than 300 students in action projects focused on student -
driven anti-discrimination work focused on stopping bias against
race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation and other issues in school.
For people who actually
drive cars, rather
than bench
race magazine specs, the answer is obvious.
Key bits include a strengthened frame to cope with the stress created by off - road use, Fox
Racing - sourced shocks with internal bypasses — giving the Raptor more
than 13 inches of suspension travel (13.9 up front, 14.0 at rear)-- an electronic locking rear differential with a 4.10 ratio, Terrain Management with six selectable
drive modes including Baja mode, and 315 / 70R -17 BFGoodrich All - Terrain T / A KO2 tires.
If you've ever noticed, mechanics and hobbyists that build track cars are usually working on them more
than they are
racing them or even
driving them.
Road Rage — Roger Bell does battle with an unspoiled example of Aston Martin's 1950s warhorse the DB3S / Bugatti Type 46s Exposed — Another in our exclusive series of James Allington colour cutaway drawings this time with descriptive text by the author / Nearly Great part II — HRG authority Ian Dussek concludes his enthralling two - part article on the Twin Cam with his
driving impressions of a rare survivor / Imperial Splendour — Walter Chrysler's 1930 Imperial was hardly radical but was the epitome of sound luxury car design / The Eternal Bridesmaid — Jan Norbye feels Benz deserves more laurels
than it usually gets / Glorious Goodwood — Seen through the lens of renowned
racing photographer Alan Smith / Distant Memory — Michael Worthington - Williams digs deep to research the histories of three obscure but tantalising British marques of the 1920s.
But perhaps most remarkably of all, AMG reckons Project One owners will be able to
drive their cars for 50,000 km rather
than after a brisk trip around the houses in Monaco before the first «revision» is needed, which means removing the engine and transmission and taking them apart to see what's been going on, just like a
race car.
Ev has been with evo since 2005, and although he spends most of his time
driving a desk, he's still faster around the Top Gear test track in a Reasonably Priced Car
than Jay Leno and Billie Piper (see issue 124) and has never finished a
race lower
than 2nd in class.
In the case of the $ 249,500, 3,153 - pound R8 GT4, going directly from the RS 3 LMS's four - cylinder and front -
drive to a rear -
drive, normally aspirated, mid-engine 5.0 - liter V -10-powered car making about 495 hp on this day (it will be restricted to less
than 450 in
race trim for most series) was instantly different by the sound alone.
It seems there is no better way to attract attention
than by
driving a school bus yellow car adorned with black
racing stripes, especially when said car has an incredibly loud exhaust.
Rather
than being a retuned Aeromax, it's based on Morgan's GT3
racing car, which should ensure it's a focused thing to
drive.
So you really have to fit into that window, and it's smaller
than other
race cars we've
driven.
Driving it was actually easier
than my 2000 Chevy Silverado 2500 with my 24»
race trailer in tow.
I
drove the Bentley Continental Supersports GT on a
race track for instance and it is less agile in corners
than the Tesla.
A power output higher
than a Ferrari F12's should be more
than enough to cut the
driven rear axle loose and live up to its «
Racing Drift» name, while there's a «Rocket Bunny» aero kit to make sure its looks possess similar levels of attitude.
That means you're actually more conscious of
driving a
race circuit
than you are of
driving a car, so you think harder about lines, braking points and apexes.
Revo's modified Golf R produces just a bit more power
than the K - Tec
Racing Mégane at 371bhp, and with four - wheel
drive its performance is even more useable.
The Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo car is said to be less fanciful
than some of the other digital creations in the Gran Turismo series — we're looking at you, 2,590 - hp SRT Tomahawk — and to reflect a vehicle that could actually be
driven on a real
race track.
And rather
than cutting in automatically during the
drive (or indeed
race) cycle, the electric power is made available KERS - style, as the
racing driver requires it for a six to eight second boost.
It says the cars have more
than 50 miles of range when
driven at
racing speed, but our own experience
driving the Model S on a track didn't go so well.
Group F2 cars weighted 300Kg less
than their 4 wheel
drive turbo charged counterparts and as you might already know, weight is the worst enemy of any
race car.
Honda CR - V's all - wheel
drive powertrain puts you at the helm of 184 - horses of power, ideal for zipping around town or commuting to work in an efficient,
race - borne engine that's significantly more powerful
than it's Toyota RAV4 class brethren.
When you
drive a
race car at anything less
than on the limit, you tend to make mistakes.
If you saw the 2017 Porsche 911 RSR
driving down the street, aside from the
racing livery and the gigantic spoiler, you probably wouldn't be able to tell it looked that much different
than any other 2017 Porsche 911.