♔ ‘Think of the Katla as an Italian tantrum with wheels.’ The Giamaro Katla happens when Italians get bored with subtlety and decide to build a volcano on wheels. 2,128 horsepower. Four turbos. Three keys—each unlocking new levels of brown-trouser terror. Built just down the road from Ferrari, it’s a hypercar with all the delicacy […]
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Spanish GP Date: Sunday, 1 June 2025Track: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya ♖ Fred Vasseur on Hamilton, ‘He’s not just a driver—we’re managing a force of nature,’ summing up Hamilton’s seismic Ferrari arrival. ♖ Lando Norris dominates Monaco! Pole, fastest lap, and victory in a flawless drive—his first win in F1’s crown jewel. ♖ Charles Leclerc thrills
‘Back then, a fast reaction meant you dropped your cigarette when the flag moved.’ In 1950, F1 drivers wore goggles, smoked cigars, and guessed when to go. In 2025, they train like fighter pilots, and a reaction faster than 0.2 seconds gets you penalised for being too quick. Do you want to know how long
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‘It’s got a manual gearbox, a V8 that growls like a satisfied lion, and bodywork so curvy it needs its own HR department.’ Imagine a car so beautiful it makes a Ferrari Daytona look like a bin lorry. The De Tomaso P72 happens when you tell Italian designers to ignore computers and make something jaw-droppingly
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‘Michael Jordan’s Ferrari disappeared for 15 years and still came back looking sharper than a Swiss banker’s cufflinks.’ Vanished for 15 years. It was previously owned by the greatest basketball player of all time. It has a custom plate, gangster spec, and more legends attached to it than a bottle of Château Lafite. Michael Jordan’s
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‘Otmar Szafnauer once paid millions in salaries out of his own account. Toto Wolff would’ve sent an invoice. Christian Horner would’ve written a press release.’ Twelve teams, one dream, and a man who once paid millions out of his own pocket to stop the lights going out at Force India. Otmar Szafnauer’s back — and
‘It’s road legal like a flamethrower is technically a heating appliance.’ Three seats. A thousand horses. A silhouette like a spaceship and a noise like a war. The Glickenhaus 007S isn’t just road-legal—it’s barely legal. And it’s coming to Villa d’Este with the subtlety of a sledgehammer to a soufflé. Ever wanted to drive Le
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