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Ryan Erik King

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Staff Writer, @Jalopnik | Co-host emeritus, #Motorsport101 | he/him. Email: ryan.king3206@gmail.com
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The Longest Stretch Of Straight, Uninterrupted Road In The World Takes Hours To Drive Original

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By Ryan Erik King
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When most people picture a dangerous road, they probably picture a single-lane road precariously perched on the side of a mountain. And while the fear of tumbling down an escarpment is very real, you shouldn't be lulled into a false sense of security by flat, straight strips of pavement either. Saudi Arabia's Highway 10 features a 150-mile stretch through the Empty Quarter. It's the kind of driving environment that will make you zone out behind the wheel, presenting dangers of its own.
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Delta Passenger Arrested After Airport Tug Joyride Ends With Crash Original

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By Ryan Erik King
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Sometimes you just have to go outside and stretch your legs before a long flight. One person decided to get some fresh air at John Wayne International Airport by running out onto the tarmac and going for a drive. Airport police arrested a Delta Air Lines passenger on Tuesday after stealing an airport tug and taking it for a joyride. Before you imagine a police chase across the apron, the 26-year-old man crashed the tug and was arrested while attempting to steal another vehicle.
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Why Do F1 Cars Have Pitot Tubes? Here's What They Do

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By Ryan Erik King
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Brand new Formula 1 cars roll out on track for the first time every year for winter testing. As onlookers attempt to gauge the field's pecking order at the start of the season, the teams fit their cars with metallic arrays dotted with sensors to better understand the aerodynamic performance of their machines. The pitot tubes mounted to these aero rakes are vital instruments for development, serving as the bridge between simulation data and the real world.
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