Sometimes when an F1 team owner has a racecar worth tens of millions (in materials not including R&D) and it's the off-season between testing, they start twiddling their thumbs and deciding what to do with their time. Mostly that involves shooting spit wads at ideas written on a chalkboard. Some of them are bad, but some of them clearly are brilliant. Case in point: If you have an F1 car sitting around collecting dust, why not throw some chains on it and drive it up a snowy mountain? That question should be answered by a resounding "hell yeah."

The next thing to ask is who to put in the driver's seat. Who else besides the youngest driver in F1 history? Although Scuderia Torro Rosso's Max Verstappen clocks in at 18 years old currently, he started his F1 career at the ripe age of 17. After this stunt in the snow, Duke Nukem would surely say Verstappen has balls of steel.