Source: http://www.newsobserver.com/2011/03/27/1086263/fontanas-attraction-still-a-question.html
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Briatore Believes Red Bull Are Uncatchable
Red Bull disclosed a dominant pace in the season opening Australian Grand Prix, beating the closest competition by 8 tenths of a second in qualifying and finishing the race more than 22 seconds ahead of nearest competitor in the race.
And if some would usually tackle this kind of success with some degree of modesty, the very Red Bull organization's team principal Christian Horner was bullish on the RB7's chances of outpacing the competition from beginning to end this campaign. And his view is...
And if some would usually tackle this kind of success with some degree of modesty, the very Red Bull organization's team principal Christian Horner was bullish on the RB7's chances of outpacing the competition from beginning to end this campaign. And his view is...
Source: http://www.autoevolution.com/news/briatore-believes-red-bull-are-uncatchable-33428.html
Ducati Preparing Major Changes For Estoril MotoGP Test
It has been clear for some time that Ducati have a lot of work to do on their Ducati Desmosedic GP11. Where Honda and Yamaha have made huge steps forward over the winter, all of the Ducati riders have struggled during testing, with all six riders crashing during the final winter test at Qatar, and then only the two Marlboro Ducatis in the top 10 at the opening MotoGP race in Losail, with Valentino Rossi the best finisher in 7th.
Rossi's technical debrief was a perfect illustration of just where Ducati is at this moment: After speaking to the press after the race on Sunday night, Rossi went back into the paddock hut housing the Ducati team for a technical meeting with his pit crew and Ducati engineers that went on for what seemed like a very long time indeed. Ducati clearly has a lot of work to do.
William and Kate royal wedding ride a protest-damaged Rolls-Royce
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1977 Rolls-Royce Phantom VI - Click above for full gallery of the royal wedding's transportation
When Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot on April 29, the bride will ride to Westminster Abbey in a 1977 Rolls-Royce Phantom VI that student protesters attacked on December 9. The car, carrying Prince Charles and his wife Camilla at the time, suffered a broken window and new two-tone paint job. Follow the jump for some video footage of how the attack went down.
According to Alex Garty, the transport manager at Buckingham Palace, the car is being repaired as we speak and will be ready for the April 29 nuptials. Garty says the car is getting a quick freshening while it's being repaired, just to make sure it's looking its best for the royal bride.
Once the knot has been tied, William and Kate will proceed back to Buckingham Palace in an open-top 1902 State Landau carriage, provided it isn't raining. The same State Landau also took Prince Charles to St. Paul's Cathedral for his 1981 wedding to Princess Diana.If the weather doesn't cooperate, the royal couple will ride in an 1881 Glass Coach, which is usually the vehicle of choice for royal brides to get to the church.
[Source: YouTube via Yahoo, Hello Magazine]
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Monday, March 28, 2011
Daily U-Turn: What you missed on 3.28.11
Review: 2011 Hyundai Genesis Sedan V6
How has the refreshed version of this first generation Genesis held up ahead of the second-gen's arrival as a 2012 model?
'Bye Dad: David Evan Davis, Jr., shuts his eyes one last time at 80 years, 140 days
Talking about my dad just after the day of his death, I'm sort of forced to quote him. Right up to the last, he was "one tough summbitch" as he would say in praising anyone worth their salt.
Spy Shots: All-wheel-drive Mini Cooper hybrid caught weathering the arctic
Sources say this is a through-the-road all-wheel-drive hybrid Mini Cooper.
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- Report: Nissan of Canada takes a pass on Murano CrossCabriolet
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Force India Formula One Team 2011 Australian Grand Prix - Day 3 Race Report
Force India Formula One Team 2011 Australian Grand Prix - Day 3 Race Report Albert Park, Melbourne, Sunday March 27, 2011 Temperatures Air maximum: 18.0�C Air minimum: 17.0�C Track maximum: 23.0�C Track minimum: 17.0�C The Force India F1 Team made...
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