Catch me if you can.

Heh.

I still think there is nothing wrong with doing so.

I don't need to argue this point, the very first post at the top of this thread has already made the point. It's as simple as this: He tried to get the information from riocar.org, and it gave him the incorrect information. Arguing about HTML standards and browser compliance is a completely moot issue. The fact is that someone from the site's target audience was unable to retrieve the information he needed because of the decision to use ordered lists for those entries. This completely transcends the concept of whether or not it's standards-compliant.