Adam Grey

@wearetherace There's a reason Sky moved on from these guys. We should all do the same.

🗣️ “You’ll get an honest opinion from him.” Damon Hill and Johnny Herbert chat about Max Verstappen’s criticism of the 2026 F1 rules in the latest episode of Stay On Track.

@sydney_ev Because batteries are heavy (sometimes thousands of pounds), they consume a significant portion of the total allowed weight. This means electric trucks have a lower payload capacity than their equivalent internal combustion engine counterparts.

i get told a lot EVs wont work for trucks, they drive between cities, they do, vast majority of truck trips never leave the urban environment. If we can make this fleet #EV, there will be more than enough fuel left for the long haul uses, and farms. Cities will be far cleaner.

@OverlyTrev You can take out number 2. I only ever stop at stations that are on my way. There's 0 additional drive time needed.

There is a huge misconception when people claim it only takes 5 minutes to fill up a gas tank versus charging an EV. Here are the key considerations: 1. The typical time spent at a gas pump is 8–9 minutes, but it varies: - Circle K: 8.9 minutes - Sheetz: 11.5 minutes - Wawa: 11.4 minutes - Buc-ee’s: 20.3 minutes 2. Filling up requires driving to the station, which can take 10–45 minutes depending on your location and the nearest station. 3. Oil changes and maintenance take time and money (even if you do them yourself, you still have to buy oil and perform the work). EVs eliminate this entirely. 4. Home charging takes seconds to plug in, and you wake up to a full charge the next day. 5. In March, I spent $9 on electricity while current gas prices are $3.49/gallon—a savings of over $60 in fuel for the month. 6. Adding up time and money saved over a year comes to roughly 15–30 hours and over $750, and I don’t even drive that much. EV’s save you time and money and once you have one you’ll never go back to gas.

@GigWorthy01 @OverlyTrev I know, if you like your EV great, but is it worth setting up social media accounts to talk about it all the time?

@OverlyTrev Why do EV owners spend so much time trying to convince other people that they made a good purchase?

@SportmphMark I did read the piece, that's why I was referring to the type of passes, rather than the volume of passes.

@Adam_Grey28 You havent read the piece, have you Adam? The passes in China were not being made through battery power. Unlike in Australia.

What are the future implications of the multiple pass races in Australia and China? the-race.com/formula-1/what…

@taipan168 And they are probably a two car family, so 1 in 26 cars need to tow a caravan.

The figure is actually about 1 in 13, so a pretty good proportion of the other 12 in 13 could manage perfectly well with an EV. Why do people always come up with niche use cases to support their case?

@tomfgoodwin We already have tens of thousands of cars you don't need to drive, it's called Uber.

As a huge fan of public transport, I do wonder if sometimes the future isn't trams or trains ( in the US) but tens of thousands of low emission, ultra cheap, self driving cars Sometimes acting as dynamically routed buses, if they costs can't come down through scaling enough

@mitchellvii Ha funny. Is this serious or satire?

So let's fast forward to 2 months from now. The war in Iran is long over and that terrorist nation is no longer a threat. Hamas and Hezbollah have been wiped out.  Gas prices have fallen below $2 a gallon. Stocks are back to their all-time highs. With the Iranian threat gone in the Middle East investment pours into the area. Rebuilding starts in Gaza. The US economy takes off as all of that newly onshored business starts hiring. And once again Democrats have nothing. I'm feeling pretty good about the midterms. Thoughts? ⬇️

@ContrarianCurse He's talking about socialism, which will never take off. AI will make some very rich and most poor. Just like the industrial revolution did.

Who gets the houses in the best locations? Who gets to go to the 5* resorts at the Amalfi? Who are the 20,000 that get to go to Taylor swift concerts?

@clarke_san18335 @ESPNF1 I'm glad someone found this one.

@ESPNF1 Not even close son, this is the best podium ever.

There's an argument that this is the BEST podium EVER 🥹😂

@DaveShapi We might end up with plumbers and electricians who actually show up on time.

False. As white collar people lose their jobs, they will displace towards remaining job opportunities. We're going to be saturated with plumbers and electricians, driving the value of their labor down. The Uber founder is a fucking idiot for saying this.

@AutismCapital He's the smartest dumb guy of all time.

🚨 NEW: Elon explains Universal High Income and gets called out by Peter Diamandis 😂 ELON MUSK: “We’re going to have Universal High Income. We’ll basically just issue money to people. We’re going to have deflation. AI and robots are going to make so much stuff that they’ll run out of things to do for the humans. Money will stop being relevant at some point in the future. DIAMANDIS: “So just as you’re becoming a multi trillionaire money starts to have less value?” ELON: “Yeah pretty much.” 😂 😂 😂

@hewantswealth That's how so many people stay poor.

My typical cost of going to work: Train 🚆- £9.60 Breakfast 🍳 - £3.50 Lunch 🥙- £12:30 Coffee ☕️- £6.00 Total 🟰 £31.40 per day On average, we’re spending around £500 per month just to get to work and eat…show more

@Honest_Cric_fan There's too much cricket, too many meaningless games. If you lose interest in the result, you lose interest in watching it all together.

Today I met a lot of people and they all said that they are no longer interested in watching cricket and that they no longer enjoy it. Is this happening to you too? What could be the reason behind people losing interest in cricket?

@JaidevJamwal When it's your language you can call it what you want.

How come brown and black people in western nations are called immigrants, but white people in Dubai are called expats? Haven't come across a single instance so far where the terms are reversed.

@wearetherace Why can a sport cater to long term fans and not focus on the casual fan?

Don't know what you have until it's gone 😔

@nickofnz Not even close, even for the smallest battery. And by the time I pay it off the battery technology will be obsolete.

@nickofnz Until the sun shines at night or someone gives me a free battery, most of my energy usage will still come from the grid. Even though I generate more than I need in solar.

I bet everyone who managed to install Solar Panels is pretty happy with that choice right now.

@DavidJHarrisJr In most countries schools spend money on books, computers, gym equipment, playgrounds etc. I guess that's why America is the greatest country on earth.

🚨WOW: West Elementary School in Alabama has become the first in the United States to install ballistic pods in classrooms. The $60,000 rapid-deployment room sits in the corner of each classroom and can expand in just 10 seconds to create a bullet-resistant shelter for students and staff. It’s designed to protect against active shooters as well as severe weather events like tornadoes. Is this needed in every school?