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As the now-official timekeeper of Formula 1 for the first time since 2004, Tag Heuer isn’t wasting a second maximizing its visibility in the top-tier auto racing series. Tag’s lap-clocking mission even extends to adjacent motorsport events such as the annual 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, which
(Mercedes-Benz) The quintessential luxury super-truck is getting a special-edition run exclusively for U.S. buyers. A tweet from Mercedes-Benz USA picked up by outlets including Car and Driver teased a special 200-vehicle U.S. run of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class Edition 550, named for the G550 model on which its based. Author: Maxim Staff
(Eddy Chen/HBO) Donning ornate white thigh-high boots and an red skirtsuit color-matched to the Honda CBR600RR sportbike on which she’s posed, Sydney Sweeney exudes a sexy elegance on British GQ’s latest cover. View this post on Instagram Author: Maxim Staff
(Courtesy of San Francisco World Spirits Competition) Established in 1980, the San Francisco International Wine Competition quickly set the standard for professional wine judging. Expanding to distilled spirits 20 years later, the San Francisco World Spirits Competition followed its predecessor by establishing the strictest criteria for judgment, utilizing a Author: Nicolas Stecher
Your old-school team jersey just might not be cutting it on game day, at least if Todd Snyder has anything to say about it. The award-winning American designer is bringing a dash of New York Fashion Week to NFL game days with the launch of the new Todd Snyder + Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Getty Images) LeBron James has won 174 career playoff games, but if Sunday night was any indication, he will have a hard time making it 175. James and Russell Westbrook each had seven turnovers in a lopsided loss to the sneaky good New Orleans Pelicans, who dumped 123 points Author: Chris Sheridan
(Robert Mondavi Winery) Robert Mondavi’s Fumé Blanc isn’t a new wine, nor something that’s trendy or particularly hip. But sixty years after its inception, it remains one of the most revolutionary and revered Sauvignon Blancs in American history. In the 1960s and 1970s, winemaker Mondavi would travel to Europe. It Author: Kate Dingwall