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During Formula 1’s Miami Grand Prix weekend, Glenfiddich hosted an exclusive tasting at The Mandarin Oriental Residences to commemorate the Scotch whisky brand’s ongoing partnership with the Aston Martin Formula One Team. The event showcased the distiller’s commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, principles it says
Courtesy McLaren McLaren is having its best Formula 1 season in nearly 20 years, and looks like a good bet to win both the Drivers’ and Constructors’ World Championships this year, an impressive feat to say the least. McLaren’s star drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have been burning up Author: Jared Paul Stern
Lamborghini Lamborghini recently brought back the Countach name to a modern, Sian-based hybrid supercar loaded with stylistic references to the wedge-shaped automotive icon. For any purists who decried that revival as a bastardization of a classic, Lamborghini has meticulously remade a prototypical Countach concept that’s as authentic as it Author: Brandon Friederich
UFC The UFC returns to pay-per-view on Saturday, March 5 with a rare non-title main event featuring welterweight arch-rivals Colby Covington and Jorge Masvidal. The former friends-turned-bitter rivals headline a UFC 272 grudge match at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Covington and Masvidal are former teammates who have become Author: Maxim Video
(Solento) The lovechild of indie surf filmmaker Taylor Steele, Solento was conceived to celebrate the founder’s love of Mexico—an early affair born on trips south of the border with surfer parents before he could even stand on a board. As Steele launched his film career, more trips to Mexico Author: Nicolas Stecher
(Martini & Rossi) Over a long career, London bartender Alessandro Palazzi has made a name for himself among martini fans. The head bartender of Duke’s Bar (rumored to have inspired Ian Fleming and his “shaken not stirred” secret agent) has perfected what many would call the perfect dry martini. Palazzi’s Author: G. Clay Whittaker
(Urwerk) Very few ultra-high-end watch brands can claim to be doing something radically different than the competition. MB&F, Jacob & Co. and Richard Mille all inhabit this rarefied stratum, and Urwerk, the avant-garde Swiss watchmaker founded in 1997, should surely be part of the club. Urwerk’s dynamic duo of Author: Jared Paul Stern