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In 1995, CAR came up with a brilliant wheeze of driving a Ferrari to Africa. It was the first time we had attempted such an adventure with a Ferrari – and we were surprised when Maranello agreed. Richard Bremner is your guide, as we drive an F512M down to the sand dunes of the Sahara. Read the full unabridged story below. Also check out our latest adventure, where we retrace the original epic journey in a V12 Purosangue here.
For hours we’ve crushed distance with speed, watching in reverential silence as vast landscapes – widescreen valleys between sky-scraping escarpments – slid inexorably from windscreen to windows to rear-view mirror. As coarse tarmac rushed beneath warm Michelins and the V12 cantered just off idle for hour after hour, the effect was hypnotic. There was no traffic; no other life, even. Nothing to break the spell of this elemental place.
The 2022 Formula One kicked off with one of the most interesting grids we’ve seen in around a decade. First, there was the soup-bowl like Ferrari, with sidepods that looked baked rather than crafted of carbonfibre. Then there was the rocket booster engine cover of the Alpine, and the interesting floating sidepods and ‘waterslides’ of the Aston Martin car.
The start of the 2024 F1 season is just weeks away, but the news is already being dominated by Lewis Hamilton’s move Ferrari in 2025.
The shock switch will se the seven-times-world champion partner the fast-charging Charles Leclerc in 2025 on a multi-year deal, but between now and then there’s still the small matter of the 2024 season to do – but it’ll have a very different feel for F1’s top teams and drivers as a result.
Russian president Vladimir Putin has gifted North Korean leader Kim Jong Un an Aurus Senat – Russia’s homemade luxury car that is the country’s take on Rolls-Royce.
Delivered to Kim’s top officials in the North Korean capital Pyongyang on Sunday (18 February), the Kremlin has since confirmed that the Aurus saloon was a gift from Putin himself.