Porsche Celebrates 75 Years Of Motorsport With New ‘Raceborn’ Exhibition
Porsche Museum in Stuttgart has unveiled a new special exhibition titled “Raceborn – 75 Years of Porsche Motorsport”. There are few car manufacturers whose identity is as closely intertwined with motorsport as Porsche. The company’s first international motorsport success came in 1951, when the lightweight Porsche 356...
Ferrari’s Greatest Manual Gearboxes, And Why Three Pedals Still Matter
There are faster ways to drive a Ferrari. There are more efficient ways too. But they aren’t as fun as a true manual gearbox. Modern dual-clutch transmissions can swap ratios in milliseconds, never miss a gear and, if we’re being brutally honest, will almost always make the average driver look like a hero. They’re the...
Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale: The Return Of A Driver’s Ferrari
For years, enthusiasts have asked the same question whenever Ferrari unveils a new flagship model. “When will the manual gearbox return?” For the longest time, the answer has always been the same. Faster lap times, quicker gear changes and modern performance demands meant Ferrari’s dual-clutch transmission had become...
Porsche’s New 911 GT4 R Marks The End Of An Era For Customer Racing
From the 2027 racing season, Porsche has introduced a GT4 race car based on the 911. Meet the new Porsche 911 GT4 R. For almost a decade, the Porsche Cayman has become one of customer motorsport’s greatest success stories. It may never have enjoyed the glamour of the 911, nor the headline-grabbing lap records of …...
Toyota Finally Gets Its Le Mans Fairytale Ending
For the last few years, Le Mans has felt a little like turning up to a family gathering and discovering the old favourite has been relegated to the kids’ table. Toyota, once the undisputed king of endurance racing, arrived at Circuit de la Sarthe carrying the scars of recent defeats. Ferrari had stolen the spotlight. …...
Porsche Cayenne Electric First Drive – The King Goes Electric
There are few vehicles that can claim to have reshaped an entire segment quite like the Porsche Cayenne. When it arrived in 2002, purists were horrified. Porsche, a company synonymous with low-slung sports cars, had decided to build a family SUV. Yet history has a funny way of proving critics wrong. The Cayenne not only …...
Bentley Refines Its Flagship Sedan With The New Flying Spur
The new Bentley Flying Spur arrives with a refreshed design, enhanced hybrid performance and an expanded focus on personalisation. For the first time since 1962, a Bentley sedan adopts a single-headlamp arrangement, bringing the Flying Spur into line with the latest Continental GT family. The front is now cleaner and more modern, while...
You Knew It Was Coming: This Is The Electric Ferrari Luce
After years of speculation, rumours, nervous debates in internet comment sections, and perhaps a few sleepless nights among traditionalists in Maranello, Ferrari has finally unveiled its first fully electric car. It’s called the Luce, and whether you like the idea or not, it represents one of the biggest moments in Ferrari’s...
Zenvo Aurora Makes Singapore Debut
Danish hypercar manufacturer Zenvo Automotive has brought its highly anticipated Aurora to Singapore for the first time, offering an exclusive preview of the world’s most powerful V12-engined hypercar. The showcase was hosted in collaboration with Wearnes Automotive, marking another step in Zenvo’s global expansion efforts...
Lamborghini Celebrates 63 Years
There are very few automotive brands where a number alone can carry meaning. For Lamborghini, “63” has gradually become more than just a founding date. It has evolved into a recurring signature woven into the company’s products, motorsport programmes and identity. This year, Automobili Lamborghini celebrates its 63rd anniversary,...
