(Buffalo Trace)
“From the get-go, this has been a collaboration between Chris and our entire team at Buffalo Trace, drawing on our technical expertise and Chris’s love for great whiskey to make something truly special,” Harlen Wheatley tells Maxim. “We worked together through the entire process.”
(Gilles Bensimon) Registration for this year’s Maxim Cover Girl competition closes on February 5! The winner will grace the cover of Maxim magazine, receive a cash prize of $25,000, and fly to Venice, Italy for an exclusive Maxim Cover Girl photo shoot with Gilles Bensimon, Maxim’s world-renowned cover Author: Maxim Staff
(Breitling) The Boeing 747, aka “Queen of the Skies,” will proverbially relinquish her crown when the final example of the world’s first jumbo jet is delivered later this year. And Breitling is commemorating the airliner aptly with a special edition of its long-running Navitimer pilot’s chronograph, a watch with Author: Brandon Friederich
(Left: Ethan Miller/Getty Images, Right: Juan Manuel Serrano Arce/Getty Images) Boxing superstar Saul “Canelo” Alvarez is calling out soccer icon Lionel Messi for allegedly disrespecting Canelo’s home country by kicking a Mexican jersey during a celebratory World Cup victory video. In the viral video, Messi and his Argentina teammates Author: Maxim Staff
(Ford) Ford is taking a crack at electric restomods with the F-100 Eluminator. (Ford) Ford Performance’s SEMA build is based on a 1978 F-100, a late version of the American automaker’s original half-ton pickup truck. (Ford) The 2021 Mustang Mach-E GT Performance Edition’s dual-electric motors deliver 634 pound-feet of Author: Maxim Staff
Formula One’s recent Las Vegas Grand Prix was a hotbed for rare collector cars, celebrity attendees and some pretty impressive racing. F1 is also a natural fit for style brands obsessed with performance, like Ray-Ban. (Ray-Ban) Hot on the heels of the first Las Vegas Grand Prix and arriving just Author: Beau Hayhoe
Some forms in design seem set in stone, like the cycling helmet, and they can be a hassle to transport. British design firm Ventete aims to solve that problem with an innovative new inflatable bike helmet. (Photography by Dan Tobin Smith/Courtesy of Ventete) The company saw a solution to Author: Beau Hayhoe