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Christian Horner in 'serious discussions' over possible F1 return
racingnews365.comStellantis signs deal to sell and build Dongfeng cars in Europe | Autocar
Guessing they'll find their way over here as well. Most likely under the Voyah brand. Not a paywalled article but you do have to sign up but the main info is in the headline
Francesca Scorsese Joins 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' Season 2, Cast - Exclusive
deadline.comThis historic Italian brand has been reborn after 92 years with the help of a former Ferrari technical director | Autocar
So DR Automobiles in Italy is expanding! Saw loads of these when I was in Rome last year. Branching out into Western Europe according to this article. Looks like most of the cars are reworked Chinese cars for the European market
BYD going after Land Rover Defender with chunky new seven-seat 4x4 | Autocar
autocar.co.ukBest album songs from bands only ever performed live? (i.e. no studio recording, just live recording)
For example Motley Crue's "Jailhouse Rock" cover from Girls, Girls, Girls. Tesla's hit cover of "Signs" and Paris is Burning from Dokken
‘Fast & Furious’: Details Emerge Of All 4 Series In Works At Peacock
deadline.comMercedes stands as Renault’s preferred bidder for Alpine stake
"Mercedes is Renault’s preferred bidder to purchase a non-controlling stake in Alpine, but is yet to make a final decision on any investment.
Despite interest from a consortium including Christian Horner amongst others, RACER understands that Alpine owner Renault had outlined Mercedes as its preferred investor a number of months ago. The stake available is the 24 percent put up by Otro Capital, originally purchased in 2023 in a deal that valued Alpine around $900 million at the time. That figure that has increased substantially in recent years."
Do you consider Dream Theater hair metal, or "hair metal adjacent"?
For what it's worth - I consider Queensryche, for at least part of their career, as hair metal/hair metal adjacent
How would a British (Yorkshire) person be treat in America?
I'm a Brit but I've always had a fondness for American people. I have often found them to be super friendly and always down for a good time +when they are here in Europe), which aligns with my own sensibilities. I have often wondered about traveling in the Western US (I love desert landscapes). But I often wonder how I would be treat as someone from the North of the UK. I have a relatively thick Yorkshire accent (think Sean Bean), I just wonder how people would react to it, would they be able to understand me? And if to be a bit selfish, would it serve me well?
Thanks!
"Nissan's revamped Z is still very enjoyable to drive, and it's finally on its way to our shores"
" It’s too early to say which versions will make it to the UK, but expect the subtly facelifted coupe, which goes into production this summer, hopefully topped by the flagship Nismo version with a six-speed manual and 414bhp."
This basically confirms the plan that SLS and Orion are dead after AV under Isaacman.