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‘Taycan sales have dropped faster than a Tesla’s range in cold weather.’ Porsche was all-in on electric cars—until it wasn’t. With Taycan sales plummeting, profits shrinking, and China giving them the cold shoulder, they’re now pumping money back into petrol and hybrids. Investors panicked, shares tumbled, and Porsche’s 2025 profits are set to take a

‘Bernie offloading his collection is like the Vatican auctioning off the Sistine Chapel. Bernie Ecclestone has sold his £500 million collection of historic F1 cars to Red Bull heir Mark Mateschitz. From Schumacher’s Ferrari F2002 to Lauda’s ‘fan car,’ this is the biggest sale in classic car history. But why sell now? And what happens

‘By mid-season, we’ll know which rookies are future champions and which ones should start Googling ‘alternative careers for racing drivers.’ The 2025 F1 season isn’t just Verstappen vs Leclerc or Russell vs Norris. About seven fearless rookies are storming the grid, ready to shake up the establishment. Some will thrive; others will falter—but chaos is

Australian GP Date: Sunday, 16 March 2025 Track: Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit ♖ Jody Egginton will leave Racing Bulls as Technical Director this month and become engineering director at Red Bull Advanced Technologies. ♖ Cadillac has been urged to pull out all the stops to sign George Russell for their 2026 F1 debut. ♖ Esteban

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‘Forget Monaco. The real drama unfolds in a muddy field in Sussex, with a clipboard, a DB5, and a man called Nigel on the phone to Dubai.’ Once upon a time, the UK was the undisputed epicentre of the classic car world. Ferraris flew out of Mayfair, and Astons crossed continents with ease. Then Brexit

‘Some men leave quietly. Gianni Agnelli left tyre marks.’ Gianni Agnelli limped because he crashed a Ferrari, fleeing an angry boyfriend on the French Riviera. And instead of embarrassment? He turned it into legend. This is the story of how a man, a mistress, and a mid-century Ferrari created one of the coolest scars in

‘The cost of living might be up, but so is the spoiler on that Lamborghini blasting past your local Aldi.‘ The economy’s wobbling, the millionaires are fleeing, and taxes are biting… yet somehow, Britain now has more supercars than ever. Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Bugattis are multiplying like Monaco-on-Thames. Why? When the world goes sideways, some