Picture the scene please. F1 HQ: All the money men going a troubling shade of grey when they look into the coffers and see that the piles of gold that lined the caskets are all gone! Regardless of the boa-constrictor-like contractual wording that the poison dwarf (Oh my goodness, you can’t say that! Actually, let […]
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There is something that I must make clear before we start – when I am talking about Lifing, I am using the engineering use of the word not the Urban Dictionary version. In other words… The amount of time that a part can be safely used for before it becomes susceptible to fatigue or failure.
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When I decided on the title for this blog I had Lewis Hamilton in mind, because of his part in the current cause celebre. This was 3 weeks ago, when despite some monumental lap times he managed to fumble his way to fourth in the first race in the F1 season. Soundly whooped by his
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Cheating has been around in motorsport since the dawn of the combustion engine. We’re not talking about drivers cutting corners here, but the smoke and mirrors created by motorsport engineers to circumvent the rules. Some cheats or ‘workarounds’ have been down-right ingenious! Remember Ferrari’s flexible floor which only raised when in motion but was perfectly
Wacky Races: Where’s the line between cheating and just playing dirty? Read More »
We all get a little sentimental about our old cars and whether it was a rust bucket, sloppy jalopy or you were luckier than most, we all remember our first. But we also often suffer from sellers remorse. Your eye gets taken by something faster or a new project and all of a sudden, your
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