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SP12 EPC – A very special Ferrari
Something of a ruckus kicked off last night as pictures of very 'special' Ferrari 458 Italia hit the web, rumoured to belong to none other than legendary singer-songwriter, Eric Clapton.
Nissan’s DeltaWing sets out to disprove the cynics
Ever since it was launched in London last week, Nissan's DeltaWing has been the subject of much controversy. Whilst there has been little doubt about its straight-line prowess, many people (including its drivers, Marino Franchitti and Michael Krumm) were anxious to see how well the radical design would work around corners.
This is how Audi’s A5 DTMs will look at the season opener next month..
The grid will certainly be 'colourful' when the DTM season kicks off at the Hockenheimring on April 29th. We've now seen both Audi and BMW team liveries, and thankfully they've steered well away from the anodyne silver sported by their AMG Mercedes rivals.
Reasons to be cheerful – there’s a new Mercedes SL 65 AMG
With a power output of 621 bhp and 1000 Nm (737 lb ft) of torque, you could be forgiven for thinking those are the most significant numbers attached to Mercedes' new V12-engined SL65 roadster, but owners will quickly discover that the car's depreciation is far more brutal.
Interview: Liam Doran and his 600 hp RallyX Citroen DS3
European Rallycross Championship front-runner Liam Doran will start his 2012 season by racing in the first round of the Monster Energy MSA British Rallycross Championship, at Lydden Hill Race Circuit next weekend, before contesting the European Rallycross Championship as well as the US-based Global Rallycross Championship.
Ferrari and Red Bull line up for a seat on F1’s board, as Goldman Sachs prepare for stock market listing
The long term value of Formula One is at risk from several key factors. A successor to Bernie Ecclestone, F1’s 81-year old CEO, is as yet unclear, and the long-term viability of F1 as a business needs protecting, both from the breakaway of internal factions and the threat of an external takeover.
Video Feature: Caterham – The DNA Shines Through
It makes you proud to be British doesn't it? Caterham, that quiet little corner of Surrey, England. Home of the most proudly independent car company by the same name. Now playing in the big league of motorsport, Formula 1.
Seat’s new look ‘old shape’ León FR+ now with Supercopa upgrades
Seat would like you to believe that it's mid-sized Leon hatchback is as up-to-date as the Ford Focus, Vauxhall Astra and Volkswagen Golf. Not a year goes by, it seems, before another press release comes out with the words 'New' and 'Leon' in close proximity, and yet it's the same MPV-like Leon that's graced our roads since 2005.