Motor Sport
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@mclaincausey definitely. I'd definitely be looking at 5/6 days in Nagoya then onto tokyo after..
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@louisbosco @mclaincausey please make time in your itinerary for the Toyota museum in Nagoya to check out the shuttle looms and the car making machines and robots.
It was a highlight of my last Japan trip.
Nb. they are closed on Monday.
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@Bridger honestly, makes perfect sense for both of them. lol
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@Bridger damnit. Yeah that was on the radar for sure. The problem is traveling with a wife and kid and having a pretty aggressive itinerary. May be impossible but I love Toyota and consider them the greatest manufacturer on the planet.
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@mclaincausey I don't know how old your kid is, but I think the whole family will enjoy it. It is very interactive with lots of buttons to push. I would miss Friday practice for this
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We are only doing race day! The rail museum looks rad too.
Think it, be it.
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The rail museum is rad (and I work in rail and have worked with Japanese shinkansen operators), but the a Toyota museum is next level.
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@mclaincausey not sure if you're aware but the ticket prices are for all 3 days.. also friday is free seating.
was just looking at 2027 prices and swore it's gone up about $150 since 2 years ago
"Loyalty is a two way street. If i'm asking for it from you, then you're getting it from me."
- Harvey Specter
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@louisbosco yup and it’ll still be cheaper than our CDMX single days were
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@louisbosco said in Motor Sport:
was just looking at 2027 prices and swore it's gone up about $150 since 2 years ago
You can thank Brad Pitt, Netflix and Liberty Media for that. Also impacts the costs for hotels. There have been massive increases in accommodation costs for Silverstone.
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# Driver Wins Starts Win Ratio Seasons Competed Active Years 1 Juan Manuel Fangio 24 51 47.06% 8 1950–1951, 1953–1958 2 Alberto Ascari 13 32 40.63% 6 1950–1955 3 Jim Clark 25 72 34.72% 9 1960–1968 4 Max Verstappen 73 250 29.20% 12 2015–Present 5 Michael Schumacher 91 306 29.74% 19 1991–2006, 2010–2012 6 Jackie Stewart 27 99 27.27% 9 1965–1973 7 Lewis Hamilton 106 395 26.84% 20 2007–Present 8 Alain Prost 51 199 25.63% 13 1980–1991, 1993 9 Ayrton Senna 41 161 25.47% 11 1984–1994 10 Stirling Moss 16 66 24.24% 11 1951–1961 I thought this was an interesting way of looking at Max's record
