F1 snore-fest shows new cars badly needed: Up/Down Japanese GP
The 2025 Japanese GP showed a much more extreme change than next year's technical regulations is needed to make racing at classic F1 tracks interesting
Slot cars is seemingly a hobby that never truly leaves you.
And May’s Slot Car Festival proved that entirely. More than 5000 slot car racers and fans visited the British Motor Museum in Gaydon to trawl through the various bins, boxes and paste tables of slot cars new and old. It was impossible to avoid getting wrapped up in the whole thing, such was the enthusiasm of the patrons and the inner child within.
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And, my reaction time on the drag strip was better than Valtteri Bottas’ at the Red Bull Ring…
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