Leclerc wins Austrian Grand Prix after late mechanical issues
Charles Leclerc managed to get back to winning ways at the Austrian Grand Prix after displaying a dominant effort against the outpaced Red Bull of Max Verstappen at their home race.
Formula 1: 2022 Austrian Grand Prix – what to expect
With Silverstone behind us and the deficit to Max Verstappen’s Championship lead narrowly reduced, the paddock will return to Spielberg for the 2022 Austrian Grand Prix which will host the second sprint race of the season.
1641 kW Deus Vayanne electric Hypercar debuts in New York
Another day, another electric hypercar… but the latest 1641 kW Deus Vayanne that debuted in New York has some strong credentials that can back up some of its impressive performance claims.
PODCAST | Formula 1 Styrian GP Preview
The French Grand Prix surprised many fans when it produced one of the best races that the Paul Ricard circuit has seen in a long… Read more →
Doing it for the team – not
Along with millions of other race fans around the world, I was aghast when I heard Rob Smedley, Felipe Massa’s engineer, passing on the thinly-veiled order to give way to Fernando Alonso at Hockenheim
To Rapide or not to Rapide
Since the Aston Martin Rapide test car featured in the August issue of CAR magazine left our offices, I’ve spent a great many nights rolling around in bed, getting tied up in my own blankets and elbowing my wife in the back. Only now, many weeks later, have I finally reached a conclusion on the Rapide matter. Well, sort of…
Practical beauty
“Aston Martin doesn’t have a styling committee, or a large board that needs to give the go-ahead for a new car,” says Marek Reichman, design director at the British sportscar manufacturer. “It is basically CEO Ulrich Bez and me, with the final call being Ulrich’s,” Reichman continues. “He gives me a brief that is usually very short but very accurate – for example with the DBS he said he wanted the automotive equivalent of a very muscular man in an expensive tux. It is my job to interpret his direction correctly.”
Peugeot RCZ
Peugeot’s dramatic new coupè has just been launched on the international market. This fluid feline shows that the French company is serious about reinventing itself… Read more →
Terrain-tackling Thar
With Mahindra & Mahindra’s steady progress in making its passenger vehicles more civilian-friendly in recent years with the likes of the Bolero, Xylo and Scorpio, the Indian firm has gone back to the basics with the fourth model introduced to South Africa, the Thar.
Premature pounce, RCZ revealed
Although not extensive, the release and images Peugeot has sent out with regards to its RCZ give away all the important aspects about the 2+2 seat coupé from the French manufacturer before its international début at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month.