LEWIS ARRIVES IN STYLE
Lewis Hamilton arrived at the Italian Grand Prix behind the wheel of his own Ferrari F40, complete with a "44" number plate. Only 1,315 F40s were ever built, and one can fetch around US$3 million today. Lewis reportedly found this one covered in dust after more than 30 years sitting in a garage, before having Ferrari's mechanics in Maranello bring it back to life.
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Two aircraft performed a low flyover over a stadium in Cape Town ahead of a rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand.
Airlink, which operated the aircraft, said the flyover was carefully planned and was performed within approved safety altitude and speed limits.
The iconic 1995 Rugby World Cup final flyover featured a South African Airways Boeing 747-200 named Lebombo roaring low over Ellis Park Stadium with "Good Luck Bokke" proudly painted across its underbelly and wings. 📺 1995 Rugby World
This is called precision flying but I am worried about what the CAA are going to say. However I think it's very important to note that @Fly_Airlink pilots fly into some of the trickiest airports in Africa ie St Helena, Skukuza. This was a regular Tuesday for them.
Jets leave onlookers horified as they nearly hit roof of South African stadium during pre-game flyover: 'Could've been catastrophic' https://t.co/VCxcMrkaIR
📰: Guenther Steiner believes Ferrari must establish clear team-order rules and back Lewis Hamilton if it wants to stay in the 2026 title fight. After Hamilton was held behind Charles Leclerc at Zandvoort, Steiner says Ferrari should support the driver with the stronger championship chance.
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