With the push for the electrification of cars, does anyone have an idea about the raw materials supply chain required to make hi tech cars and batteries? Just curious, as no one seems to talk about it.
Just watched ‘’Prost’’ on BBC iPlayer, easily one of the best F1 documentaries; a MUST for anyone interested in F1 history and the story of one of its greatest champions; particularly the Senna v Prost Saga.
It’s called a free market! Make cars people want and affordable and you won’t lose. European car makers had no problem when they were selling luxury cars in China, guess ‘free markets’ only go in one direction, it turns into ‘assault’ when they lose.
FELIX ROSENQVIST WINS BY THE CLOSEST INDY 500 WINNING MARGIN IN HISTORY!! 🏁👏
The Meyer Shank Racing driver beat Penske’s David Malukas by just 0.023sec to take his first Indianapolis 500 victory.
The previous record was set in 1992 - when Al Unser Jr beat Scott Goodyear by 0.043sec.
UK motorists are set to face £2 a litre diesel prices within days after wholesale prices surged to a four-year high, adding to a cost of living crisis that has been reignited by the war in Iran. https://t.co/jTupplxqMo
BREAKING: Volkswagen is in talks with Israel’s Iron Dome maker over a deal that would switch production at one of their factories from cars to missile defense, per FT.
The German government is actively supporting the proposal.