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WB & Sons and Hampson: A Bazaar of Wild Auction Prices image

Oct 5, 2024 - STORIES

WB & Sons and Hampson: A Bazaar of Wild Auction Prices

The auction houses WB & Sons and Hampson recently held sales of classic and modern cars, with top lots ranging from affordable roadsters to luxury sports cars. Buyers snagged some bargains, while others splurged on rare finds.

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 4:  1960 - From Overhung Clutch to Small 1000cc Four-Cylinder image

Oct 5, 2024 - STORIES

Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 4: 1960 - From Overhung Clutch to Small 1000cc Four-Cylinder

Ferrari embraced innovation in the 1960s, from V12 engines with a 65° angle to rear-engine Formula 1 cars. The small 1000cc engine project, though technically brilliant, struggled commercially due to its high cost and lack of Ferrari branding.

Le Mans Yesterday and Today: Peugeot image

Oct 5, 2024 - STORIES

Le Mans Yesterday and Today: Peugeot

Peugeot, a three-time winner at the 24 Hours of Le Mans (1992, 1993, 2009), made its debut in 1926. After setbacks and breaks, Peugeot reasserted itself as a contender, with its 1990s 905 and the 2009 diesel-powered 908 securing historic victories.

The History of Colors in Racing: The Arrival of Sponsors in 1968 image

Oct 5, 2024 - STORIES

The History of Colors in Racing: The Arrival of Sponsors in 1968

In 1968, Formula 1 teams began changing their colors as sponsors like Gold Leaf and Yardley entered the sport after the FIA lifted restrictions on national colors. Ferrari, however, maintained its iconic red despite pressure.

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REDDOT

A prestigious and stimulating award, the Red Dot for Roarington

Roarington, a Red Dot awardee, merges reality and imagination, offering an immersive experience where classic cars come alive in a dynamic virtual world. Feel the roar of the new classic car era.

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A prestigious and stimulating award, the Red Dot for Roarington
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