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‘Forget aerodynamics ā the most important feature is whether your silk scarf looks suitably heroic at 186mph.’ Jaguar F-Type Project 7: A Roadster for the Chosen Few Imagine a Jaguar so rare it makes an E-Type look mass-produced. Only 250 exist, each one a snarling tribute to Le Mans glory. With its single-seat fairing and
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š āSt. Moritz is the only rally where a pit stop can mean swapping champagne flutes, not tyres.ā St. Moritz: Where Bentleys Meet Caviar Every July, the Alps echo not with cowbells but with Jaguars, Astons, and Bentleys, all polished to within an inch of their walnut veneers. This is the British Classic Car Meeting
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šĀ ‘F1 gossip isn’t news. It’s theatre, politics, and champagne all shaken into one.’ ā¼ļø Lewis Hamilton admits that Ferrari feels ‘alien’ when driving and that its setup is baffling compared to Mercedes. He hopes urgent improvements arrive soon. ā¼ļø Max Verstappen shrugs off rumours of new team-mates, including IndyCar names, dismissing the speculation as
ā ‘Cheshire countryside calm, upholstered in Mulliner.’ Welcome to Bentley Mews. Four acres of manicured Cheshire countryside where luxury has been distilled, decanted, and upholstered in quilted leather. Once home to Bentley’s CEOs, it now serves as a sanctuary of brand immersion ā a retreat where even the furniture wears a winged ‘B’. It’s not
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