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WRC lands BBC deal for live UK coverage from 2027
The World Rally Championship is heading back onto free-to-air television in Britain, and that alone is worth a raised eyebrow and a quiet cheer. From 2027, the BBC will carry live WRC action under a new three-year UK rights agreement, giving rally fans a proper chance...
Max Verstappen Takes a Monaco Stroll in a Tuned ABT Audi RS6 Avant
There are daily drivers, and then there are daily drivers that can embarrass supercars while still swallowing a week’s worth of luggage. The Audi RS6 Avant sits firmly in that second camp, which is exactly why it has become such a magnet for athletes, executives, and...
Porsche and Audi Trade the Top Spot in Sydney GT4 Practice
Friday at Sydney Motorsport Park belonged to the usual suspects: Porsche in the daylight, Audi after dark. That’s not a bad opening act for Monochrome GT4 Australia, a category where the lap times tend to arrive in a neat little sandwich of close competition and mild...
Volvo Admits It Went Too Far With Touchscreens — And Yes, Some Buttons Are Coming Back
Volvo has finally said the quiet bit out loud: the industry’s love affair with giant touchscreens has gone on too long, and people are rather fed up with it. The Swedish brand’s design boss, Jeremy Offer, has acknowledged that the company leaned too heavily on...
World Rally Championship lands BBC broadcast deal from 2027
The World Rally Championship is heading back to the BBC in a proper live sense, with the broadcaster securing UK rights for a three-year spell from 2027. For a series that has spent far too long making do with highlights, clips and the occasional awkwardly scattered...
Next Dacia Sandero to Offer Electric Power, but Petrol Isn’t Going Anywhere Yet
The Dacia Sandero has made a rather good habit of being exactly what a lot of buyers want and not much more. Cheap, honest, sensibly sized, and refreshingly unpretentious. Now the next generation is set to broaden the brief in a way that should keep the accountants...
Toyota’s Hydrogen Hilux Is Coming in 2028, Aimed Squarely at European Fleets
Toyota has quietly confirmed something that sounds a bit futuristic and deeply practical at the same time: a hydrogen-powered Hilux will enter production in 2028, aimed at European fleet buyers. And before anyone rolls their eyes and mutters about science projects,...
South Australian Government warns fans over fake Adelaide MotoGP ticket site
A bogus MotoGP ticket website has been luring would-be buyers with claims about an Adelaide event next year, prompting the South Australian Government to step in and issue a warning. In the world of motorsport hype, a sham ticket portal is about as welcome as a busted...
The Dacia Button Owners Keep Using Isn’t the One You Think
If you spend long enough in a Dacia, you’ll quickly spot the button everyone expects to be the most pressed: the start/stop switch. Sensible, useful, mildly dramatic. But Dacia reckons the real favourite is something far less glamorous and far more revealing about how...
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