Archive
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.16/11/2024
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 6: 1968 - The First Wing in a Formula 1 GP. Competitors Followed.
Ferrari pioneered the rear wing in Formula 1, debuting at the 1968 Belgian GP. Inspired by engineer Michael May's early concept, Ferrari’s innovation increased cornering speed, influencing all teams and prompting crucial regulations for safety.16/11/2024
ACA in Norfolk: Little Budget, Big Pleasure
The ACA auction in King's Lynn saw rare, quirky vehicles and unexpected high bids, with an impressive 87.84% of cars sold, reaching £1.64 million in sales.16/11/2024
Noble Sisters: Lancia Delta Integrale
The Lancia Delta Integrale, born from rally dominance, transformed into a road icon, boasting a design by Giorgetto Giugiaro. Its successive evolutions and special editions, including the famed Martini models, captured enthusiasts worldwide.09/11/2024
Noble Sisters: Volkswagen Golf
Volkswagen Golf celebrates 50 years as a global icon. From early prototypes to the iconic GTI, it redefined compact cars with style and performance, becoming a collectible classic.09/11/2024
RM Sotheby’s in London: Tradition Pays Off
RM Sotheby’s London auction saw record-breaking sales, showcasing rare and historic models like the Jaguar XKSS, Ferrari F40, and Mercedes 300SL Gullwing.09/11/2024
The History of Colors in Racing: The Power of Creativity
Exploring iconic race car liveries, from Porsche’s “Hippie Car” to McLaren’s failed color experiment, this piece highlights how brands use car designs creatively to captivate fans and differentiate their entries on the track.09/11/2024
Take a Spin in Roarington: The Next Chapter
Roarington’s digital twin technology is transforming classic car experiences, enabling users to drive detailed replicas of historic vehicles. Partnerships with Mercedes-Benz, Pininfarina, and MAUTO underscore Roarington's mission.09/11/2024
Le Mans Yesterday and Today: Bugatti
Bugatti's journey at Le Mans began in 1923, peaking with victories in 1937 and 1939. Despite technical challenges in later years, its legacy persists, highlighted by the symbolic return of the Bolide in 2023.02/11/2024