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What Driving Blunder Still Haunts Your Dreams? - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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There are no perfect drivers. We've all made mistakes behind the wheel at one point or another. It could be getting snapped by a speeding camera or curbing your rims while parallel parking. Despite our errors, I still trust licensed humans more than any driverless vehicle. No sober driver would endlessly loop a roundabout or get caught in a logic loop when blocked by another car on a one-lane road. What driving blunder still haunts your dreams? For me, I'm instantly thrust back to when I was lea
Fernando Alonso, 45, Returns For Another F1 Season After FIA President Begged Him To Stay - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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With 16 retirements and only three points scored over 15 races, it's been a brutal year so far for the Aston Martin F1 team. No one would question it if an aged veteran decided to retire, but we'll have to wait another year. Fernando Alonso announced on Tuesday that he will be returning for the 2027 season with the struggling outfit. With the Spaniard turning 46 next July, he'll be the oldest F1 world champion to start a race since Graham Hill in 1975. Before you ask, Lance Stroll will also be b
Alpine Calls For Calm After Franco Colapinto Caused Multi-Car Pileup In Baku - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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Saturday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix went from a snoozefest in the beginning to showing some signs of excitement during its latter stages. Before George Russell nearly fumbled his first career Grand Slam in Formula 1, his teammate Kimi Antonelli drove around a multi-car pileup caused by Alpine's Franco Colapinto. The French team is now condemning social media abuse against those within F1 and calling for calm. While Alpine avoided naming any particular driver's fanbase, team principal Flavio Briator
These Dead Airlines Need To Return To The Skies - Jalopnik (opens the original)
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You could literally count all of the legacy carriers that predated deregulation in 1979 on one hand. Commercial aviation in the United States was a much more vibrant landscape when the federal government tightly regulated the industry. The hope that cutting restrictions would reduce ticket prices came true over the 1980s and 1990s, but the trend gradually reversed as airlines consolidated into behemoths. This time, higher airfares weren't paired with excellent service or well-compensated crews.
These Dead Airlines Need To Return To The Skies - AOL (opens the original)
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You could literally count all of the legacy carriers that predated deregulation in 1979 on one hand. Commercial aviation in the United States was a much more vibrant landscape when the federal government tightly regulated the industry. The hope that cutting restrictions would reduce ticket prices came true over the 1980s and 1990s, but the trend gradually reversed as airlines consolidated into behemoths. This time, higher airfares weren't paired with excellent service or well-compensated crews.
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