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Most of today’s most valuable classic cars would get smoked in speed tests by a modern counterparts. But the McLaren F1, dubbed the “Car of the Century” upon debut at the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix, has managed to hold on to a record for three decades and
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Trea Turner(Getty Images) Sportswriters have some crazy stories to tell, and this is one of them: Tommy Lasorda’s old team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, has opened as the favorite to win the 2022 World Series at MaximBet. Back in the early 1990s, when this reporter was Author: Chris Sheridan
(Getty Images) Travis Scott and Drake are among those named in a $750 million lawsuit filed Tuesday by a Houston lawyer on behalf of 125 Astroworld festival victims ,including the family of one man who died. Axel Acosta, 21, was one of 10 concertgoers who died from injuries sustained during Author: Maxim Staff
Remi Dargegen There has been much speculation of late that Bugatti will finally return to racing after a 25-year absence with the Bolide, its new track-focused, W16-powered hypercar reportedly packing 1,825 horsepower, and capable of blasting past 300 mph. So, this seems like a fitting moment to Author: Jared Paul Stern
(RM Sotheby’s) In 1984, the night before the opening of that year’s Paris Motor Show at the famed Lido nightclub on the Champs Elysées, Ferrari unveiled a car that astonished the international motoring press with its incredibly audacious, avant-garde, wedge-shaped design. Though sharing a rear-mid-mounted V12 engine and Author: Jared Paul Stern
(Maserati) With a Maserati-made 621-horsepower “Nettuno” twin-turbo V6 delivering 621 horsepower in an agile, lightweight body, it’s hard to imagine how the MC20 Cielo—the Italian word for “sky”—could climb even higher. Even so, the Trident’s halo car has found a way through a fashionable collab with Hiroshi Fujiwara. (Maserati) Author: Maxim Staff
(Polaris) “Please, guys, please. Everything that we’ve accomplished—and everything that we’re going to accomplish in the next two days—will be for nothing if everyone doesn’t come home safe.” Without context, this could be mistaken for the concerned order of a squad leader speaking to his men before the climactic Author: Brandon Friederich