I was standing in the middle of Hyde Park when a cacophony of engine revs echoed off the buildings lining Park Lane. Through the trees, I spied a flash of gold, and started walking towards the exit onto Hyde Park Place. As the gold dot passed the Marble Arch, I realized the thunderous noise and … Continue reading The Dozen Best Cars I Saw In London: Part 2
Red Bull Mishandles Driver Swap
Gasly's chance to prove himself cut short; Albon promoted too soon Let's face it, Pierre Gasly had a dismal start to the 2019 Formula 1 season. He failed to claim a podium in a competitive Honda-powered Red Bull that propelled his teammate Max Verstappen to two wins and three other podiums. Verstappen is one of … Continue reading Red Bull Mishandles Driver Swap
The Dozen Best Cars I Saw In London: Part 1
London spoiled me. I knew the car scene was crazy—it's hard to miss the Youtube compilations of exotic supercars showing off outside high-end hotels—but the amount of jaw-dropping machinery that I spotted on a daily basis was beyond my wildest dreams. Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and McLarens constantly prowled the streets, while I walked past Aston Martins, … Continue reading The Dozen Best Cars I Saw In London: Part 1
New York City ePrix: An Entertaining Race Yet a Disappointing Experience
Many Formula One fans scoff at Formula E, but in an era where F1 has struggled to provide exciting races and close championships, Formula E’s nail-biting title battles and plethora of passing have made it a thrilling alternative. The all-electric championship was started back in 2014 by the FIA, the governing body which controls F1 … Continue reading New York City ePrix: An Entertaining Race Yet a Disappointing Experience
British Grand Prix: Reaction
The Austrian Grand Prix, with its electrifying start, constant on-track battles, and a shocking comeback victory from Max Verstappen, was a tough act to follow. Somehow, the British Grand Prix pulled it off, delivering plenty of excitement of its own throughout 52 laps of the legendary Silverstone circuit. Like in Austria, a slightly mixed-up qualifying … Continue reading British Grand Prix: Reaction
Austrian Grand Prix: Reaction
The Austrian Grand Prix was exactly what Formula One needed. From the start of 2019 Mercedes had been absolutely dominant, winning the first eight races and occupying the top two steps of the podium in each of the first five races, giving Lewis Hamilton a sizable lead at the top of the standings. After five … Continue reading Austrian Grand Prix: Reaction
French Grand Prix Reaction
The 2019 Formula One season is just over a third of the way finished, but at this point, it is difficult to imagine anyone but Lewis Hamilton winning the title. The five-time world champion is running away from the rest of the pack: 36 points clear of his teammate Valtteri Bottas at the top of … Continue reading French Grand Prix Reaction
A Trip to Autoworld Brussels
Rich chocolate. Crispy waffles. Fries dipped in creamy mayonnaise. Belgium is certainly known for its culinary delights, but unlike European neighbors such as Germany and Italy, Belgium is not a well-known hotspot for automotive treasures. However, nestled in Brussels' city center is a car museum that will satiate any gearhead. Housed in a former exhibition … Continue reading A Trip to Autoworld Brussels
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