Archive
01/02/2025
Broken Dreams: Mercedes C111. A Laboratory for Tomorrow
The Mercedes C111, an experimental car from the late 1960s, showcased cutting-edge innovation with Wankel engines, record-breaking diesel performance, and futuristic design, but it remained a laboratory for tomorrow instead of reaching mass production.
01/02/2025
Motorsport Mysteries – The Driver Who Wanted to Win Without Driving
A Ferrari 250 LM victory at Le Mans in 1965 sparked rumors of a secret stint by reserve driver Ed Hugus. Despite no official evidence, the mystery endures, fueling nostalgia for motorsport's daring past.
01/02/2025
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 16: F355. The First Road Car with Ground Effect
The Ferrari F355 revolutionized road car design by introducing ground-effect technology, leveraging race-proven innovations to improve grip and handling.
25/01/2025
Unforgettable Car Geniuses: Carroll Shelby
Carroll Shelby, a racing legend turned car constructor, created iconic vehicles like the Shelby Cobra and GT40, leaving an indelible mark on automotive history.
25/01/2025
Broken Dreams: Lamborghini Miura P400 Roadster and Ferruccio’s Refusal
The 1968 Lamborghini Miura Roadster, a unique open-top version of the iconic Miura P400, dazzled at the Brussels Motor Show but never entered production due to Ferruccio Lamborghini’s refusal. Restored, it remains a legendary automotive masterpiece.
25/01/2025
Rétromobile 2025 or Paris Classic Car Week?
Rétromobile 2025 transforms Paris into a classic car hub with auctions, exhibitions, and awards like the Peninsula Best of the Best. This event celebrates automotive heritage with accessible prices and unparalleled showcases.
25/01/2025
Kissimmee Auction: Mecum Starts the Year with a Bang
Mecum Kissimmee 2025 featured record-breaking auctions with 3,823 cars offered and $202 million in sales. Highlights include rare classics, rising market trends, and unsold legends like the Porsche 917K hero car.
25/01/2025
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 15: The Revolutionary Electro-Hydraulic Gearbox in Formula 1
Discover Ferrari’s game-changing electro-hydraulic gearbox, introduced in the 1989 Formula 1 season. While Barnard got the credit, Mauro Forghieri and de Silvestri were its true pioneers. Learn how this innovation transformed racing forever.
18/01/2025
Ferrari’s Technological Innovations Part 14: From Track to Road
Ferrari's seamless transfer of racing technology to road cars defines its uniqueness. Innovations like lateral radiators, aluminum brakes, and four-wheel drive systems prove its pursuit of excellence.
18/01/2025