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14/12/2024
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 9: 1972. Spazzaneve and the Ground Effect
Ferrari’s 1972 “Spazzaneve” prototype explored the groundbreaking ground effect concept. Mauro Forghieri’s study led to the dominant 312 T in 1975, marking a revolution in aerodynamics.
08/12/2024
Le Mans Yesterday and Today: Mazda
This article recounts Mazda's journey to victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1991 with their Wankel rotary engine. Mazda's first attempt at Le Mans in 1983 with the 717 twin rotor resulted in a class victory.
07/12/2024
Broken Dreams: Ford GT40 Roadster. Too Beautiful to Race
The Ford GT40 Roadster was a rare Le Mans hopeful that transitioned to a coupe-focused legacy. Only five were made, with varied fates. One raced at Le Mans and Targa Florio in 1965, and two survive today as coveted collectibles worth millions.
07/12/2024
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 8: Engines Unleashing Creativity Without Limits
Ferrari’s engine innovations, from the V12 to the groundbreaking flat V engines, shaped motorsport history. Highlights include championship wins with John Surtees and Peter Schetty and the revolutionary Tipo 001 powering the Ferrari 312 B.
30/11/2024
Le Mans Yesterday and Today: Aston Martin
Aston Martin’s Le Mans journey spans from class wins in the 1930s to the 1959 overall victory and recent GT successes, with its Hypercar debut set for 2025.
30/11/2024
When Art Replaces Sponsors 3: Dynamic Street Art
Dynamic street art meets automotive design in BMW’s iconic Art Car collection and more, featuring artists like Rauschenberg, Hockney, and Sharbatli who turned cars into drivable masterpieces.
30/11/2024
Noble Sisters: Ford Cosworth, Sierra & Escort
Ford and Cosworth revolutionized motorsport and car culture with the iconic Sierra and Escort RS models. Known for their power, innovative designs, and racing success, these cars are now highly valued collectibles, with prices reaching €100,000.
23/11/2024
When Art Replaces Sponsors 2: Not Just BMW
Art and racing collide as artists transform race cars into mobile canvases. From Aston Martin’s artistic Vantages to McLaren and Corvette, explore designs blending creativity and speed.
23/11/2024
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 7: The Terrible Joys of Enzo and the Sigma GP for Safety
The Sigma GP, a collaboration between Ferrari and Pininfarina, pioneered safety in Formula 1 with innovative design elements like deformable structures, anti-fire fuel systems, and improved driver protection.
23/11/2024