Giant Bombcast Alt+F1 Track Walk: Autódromo José Carlos Pace

Probably Danny and Drews best showing yet, nice race guys

Great race!

30 secs in and WHY DOES DANNY'S PORTUGUESE ACCENT SOUND LIKE A FRENCH ACCENT?!

Also, @drewbert, Portuguese people have a different accent than us, Brazillians, and despite the fact that both countries speak Portuguese, the expressions and the way we speak are VERY different.

Cool!

I hoped to see Dave Lang behind the wheel but this ended up being a great race nonetheless.

And they both finish with front wings? These are clearly ringers.

Exciting!

Wow this was actually pretty exciting to watch. Second to last Track Walk and they finally got it to gather to have a proper race.

Well done fellas.

Results:

Drew Scanlon: 7th - 6 pts

Danny O'Dwyer: 8th - 4 pts

Standings after 13 races:

Danny O'Dwyer: 84 pts

Drew Scanlon: 58 pts

@dannyodwyer two DSQs, @drewbert two DSQs

Drew has gone full european!! Nice race!

Great race guys.

Is it me or does that track seems super narrow.

I always love racing this track in the games, it's just got such a great flow to it.

That new F1 game is gorgeous!

uh...popozao?

Awesome racing!

@drewbert 's overtake into the first corner was a lovely move, but I seriously expected @dannyodwyer to Maldonado him towards the end.

An actually really competitive race for once, wouldn't have thought this would happen this season any more.

Wow! Do they have assists on? I haven't played the latest F1 games but in the 2012 and 2013 versions that much contact always sent me or my opponent spinning into the grass or the sidewall, especially the moves Danny was making on Drew on that last lap, packing it in to the corners like that and bumping front and rear wheels.

Great action though guys, love me some Alt F1!

Was damage on? :P

Thrilling race, gents!

Whoa! Sorry, I went a lil' European on myself there....

really fun race you two

About Brazilian and Portuguese branches of Portuguese, it works kinda British and American versions of English, grammar is pretty much the same, but lots of different slangs, regional words and some worlds spelt differently (although there has been some orthographic agreements aimed to reduce that).

Also, the Portuguese branch is extremely resistant to adopting foreign words, for example, in Brazil the Computer Mouse is simply known as "Mouse", in Portugal it's "Rato", literally the translation of Mouse

@metalrufflez: I was curious about this too, thanks for the info!