Source: http://joesaward.wordpress.com/2010/11/24/vettel-heads-for-berlin/
Markus Winkelhock Reine Wisell Roelof Wunderink Alexander Wurz Sakon Yamamoto
Arthur Legat JJ Lehto Lamberto Leoni Les Leston Pierre Levegh
Paul di Resta has admitted that he will drive with the championship on his mind in Sunday's DTM title decider in China. The Scot goes into the race three points behind championship leader Bruno SpenglerSource: http://www.inracingnews.com/other-news/miscellaneous/dtm/di-resta-will-drive-with-points-in-mind/
Phil Cade Alex Caffi John CampbellJones Adrián Campos John Cannon
JeanChristophe Boullion Sebastien Bourdais Thierry Boutsen Johnny Boyd David Brabham
Renowned Belgian event the Ypres Rally will remain part of the Intercontinental Rally Challenge schedule for at least the next three years. Ypres has been an IRC date since the series' inception, and is one of the championship's most historic events. It has now extended its deal with the IRC through 2013Source: http://www.inracingnews.com/3rdparty/ypres-rally-extends-irc-deal/
Maurice Trintignant Wolfgang von Trips Jarno Trulli Esteban Tuero Guy Tunmer
Filed under: Denny Hamlin, Jimmie Johnson, Kevin Harvick, Chase for the Sprint Cup, Crew Chiefs, Sprint Cup, NASCAR
Denny Hamlin is said to be over his minor meltdown after the Phoenix race, and his crew chief, Mike Ford, is feeling good because they've had the best car and done the most winning down the stretch in the Chase for the Sprint Cup. Kevin Harvick is bringing a new car to the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway this weekend and as the third-place driver, will race flat out, crew chief Gil Martin said. But before Harvick goes for broke, the team is hanging out the "Gone Fishing" sign and headed to the Keys. And Jimmie Johnson? Well, he's just a better driver than the other two, or so says crew chief Chad Knaus. It may be that some of the things said Tuesday in a triple-header media conference featuring the three contending crew chiefs will - for motivational purposes - end up taped to one or another team's tool box in the garage at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Or it may be that it's just a lot of hot air that disappears into the air like so much exhaust smoke out of their engines.
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Brian ShaweTaylor Carroll Shelby Tony Shelly Jo Siffert Andre Simon
Startech is going to arrive at the Essen Motorshow with a tuning package for one of the oldest models in the world: the Land Rover Defender. The package is called the Yachting Edition and features a bright white exterior paint job with a premium leather/Alcantara interior dyed navy blue.
While the exterior only gets new running boards with integrated entrance lights and wider tires, the interior gets a complete overhaul. For starters, Startech has found the finest navy blue leather with contrasting seams and applied them to the door and side panels. The same treatment has also been applied to the dashboard, center console, and the Recaro sport seats.
The headliner is made from Alcantara dyed the same color as the leather appointments. The tuner also added an ergonomically shaped sport steering wheel, shifter, emergency brake, and reduction gear lever all covered with navy-blue leather and a Yachting Edition plaque on the center console. These additions don’t really add much of a nautical flair until you look down and see the oiled teak stretching the length of the vehicle.
Aside from the aesthetic changes provided to the Defender, the SUV also gets a high-end sound system with an integrated touch screen navigation system.
Press release after the jump.
Land Rover Defender 90 Yachting Edition by Startech originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 26 November 2010 21:00 EST.
Peter Westbury Chuck Weyant Ken Wharton Ted Whiteaway Graham Whitehead
Edgar Barth Giorgio Bassi Erwin Bauer Zsolt Baumgartner Elie Bayol