The compressor went out on my car in the summer (100+ degrees F, 39 C) and I was sweating every time I drove my car around town. Good to know I have what it takes to be a NASCAR driver.

On a serious note, sorry to hear that. I have not seen any NASCARs for sale anywhere near me.

Try finding a fat F1 driver.

For those that don't follow F1, everything pretty much revolves around engineering the fastest, most lightweight car possible while staying within the governing rules. They take everything into consideration including weight, aerodynamics, and engine output of the car. The heavier the driver, the slower the car. So most of the time the drivers are short and thin. Only one driver is 6 feet, the other are all about 5'9", none of them exceeding more than 160 lbs.

In short, F1 is better than NASCAR. Fight me.

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(Although I do love the NASCAR pin, to get back on topic.)