Icceytiger

Port Allen DMV has always been trash. I grew up in Brusly, always avoided that place, and went to Plaqumine

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I imagine they will start getting some unreal offers this year

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I expect the Winter Meetings will bring a few crazy offers to them

INC CCP linked a Federal Judge to block it

That opening was pretty good, ESPN can do some good things lol

I cant wait to see him pitch on Sept 21st in KC

Something here in New Jersey all the protesters are old white ppl, its like they raided the old folks home and brought them out

We played Arsenal out the park, if Any keeper but Reya in net, we win 4-1 ... its a long season but we look light years better than last season

My Nemie was a tortie like yours they are truly beautiful cats

Had to put our cat to sleep tonight due to heart failure, happen so suddenly, she was only 10 years old, 1st time i ever had to make that choice. ..

The Derby wasas actually pretty good tonight

V8 might be coming back

Ben Sulayem pushes V8 return for 2029, calls current engines too complex and costly:

— FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has reignited discussion over a potential return to V8 engines in Formula 1, targeting 2029 as a realistic window. Speaking to journalists at Silverstone, the Emirati leader criticised the cost and complexity of current hybrid units and suggested growing team support for the shift:

“The current engine is so complicated that you have no idea, and it is expensive.”

— Ben Sulayem believes returning to simpler, widely available engine types would help reduce spiraling development budgets and lower car weight, while enhancing fan enjoyment:

“Many manufacturers produce V8s for their cars, so commercially it would be a correct choice. For us the V8 is a reality. With the teams now I’m very optimistic about it.”

— He noted support from Formula One Management and hinted at alignment within the paddock. Highlighting the urgency, he said:

“We have to do it soon… it takes three years, so we hope that by 2029 there will be something.”

— The FIA chief also cautioned about costs beyond engine development, citing fuel and gearbox expenses:

“Fuel is also very expensive and we must be very careful about this aspect. And the transmissions are very expensive.”

— On the possibility of expanding the grid to 24 cars, Ben Sulayem was more reserved, referencing the backlash surrounding Cadillac’s entry bid:

“We are not here to make the other teams angry. We don’t want to do it so much for the sake of doing it… it must be worth it.”

#V8engines

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