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The more I watch the replay, the more I think that was on Gasly.
Gasly made a huge dive on the outside. Then had to turn in. But Lawson was already committed to his braking point, suddenly sees Gasly on the outside turning in. Yes, technically Gasly was ahead, but it's not like Lawson could...
Stroll raced in GT3, not Formula 3, during the break. Just like Verstappen did.
EDIT: It appears Stroll really did test some F3 cars, and said what you posted. This comes from The Athletic. Interesting.
You grew up in Huntington. Hardly next to Brooklyn! You can't fool me. :-)
That occurs in all insular communities, unfortunately, where it's so hard for the authorities and social services to penetrate. The price fixing scheme concocted by the Passover food makers took years and years to...
I wonder about Digby, too. To me, he was always the coach in waiting, but then got tired of waiting. When he was offered the women's job, I thought, okay, a holding spot. But I think he really got into that side of the game and has thoroughly enjoyed it. So, I wonder if he even has any...
The RIT coach, Wayne Wilson, did that. Retired, moved to Ohio (I believe he inherited his father's vacation home), and never appeared in the stands except for the Homecoming Weekend Brick City game in the downtown arena.
I'm not a golf fan at all. But as someone who saw his beloved Indy car sport destroy itself with a nasty, prolonged split, I was watching this whole play with a sick sense of glee, realizing other sports can be just as stupid.
I must admit, it's higher than I thought. But nowhere near 1/3. (And if your read the article carefully, it's actually 14% of the population. 17% is the percentage of Israeli Jews who are Hasidim. 14% is the total population, which is what the original poster was referring to.)
Plus, they...
Well, it depends on how you want to count the money moving around.
If we help fund their defense, they can then move that money they aren't spending on defense to other social issues. So, in that sense, maybe yes. But, directly, no.
But Israel is so locked into that arrangement with their...
This is a bit sudden, and the timing seems odd. We all thought he was going to do this in two years time. Plus, I know he wanted one last go with St. Norbert and his good friend Tim Coghlin, which is why they arranged the home-and-home series over the next two years. So, to work that out and...
Hint: No Prime Minister ever won a clean majority in any election in Israel's history. Not one. Not Ben-Gurion, the "George Washington" of Israel. Not Golda Meir. Not one. Every election has ended with the need to negotiate a coalition to form a government.
It is my understanding that the...
The most fascinating fact I got out of that was the disapproval numbers on the Korean War.
It started out with the highest disapproval rating of any of the wars listed, and ended up with the lowest disapproval rating. It actually gained support from the populace than what always happens --...
Something in the back of my head thinks there was once an indoor softball league. Or at least, a fad where softball was played indoors. There were all kinds of special rules to make it work. I think there was some sports complex on Long Island which advertised it a lot. Kepler, any...
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