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Online triathlon magazine with product reviews, a bike fit guide, training tips, and several regular columnists. The editor is Dan Empfield, the founder of Quintana Roo.

It may share technology with a Formula 1 car, but the Mercedes-AMG One still needs to be comfortable to drive on the road. Its been a long wait, but the production version of the Mercedes-AMG One is nearly ready, four years after the Project One concept previewed the F1-inspired hypercar. Before customer deliveries begin later this year, Mercedes-AMG is testing prototypes to finetune the chassis and driving dynamics. Weve seen the Mercedes-AMG One getting thrown around the Nurburgring, but a ne...

Aston had already begun to develop two entirely new mid-engine supercars, the Valhalla and Vanquish, which were set to use a hybridized V-6 powerplant the company was to engineer itself. That new engine has now been canceled, with Moers telling C/D he arrived to find that development on it had hardly begun. "If that engine had been ready to go, I would have been happy to go with it," he said, when we interviewed him in Astons Gaydon, England, HQ this week, "but it was not here, unfortunately�...

SPIED: Mercedes-AMG One edges closer to production 3 May 2021 1:48 pm / 0 comments After two years of delays, Mercedes-AMG is finally putting its One hypercar into production this year. The Formula 1-engined monster looks to be undergoing its last road tests before landing in customers’ hands, with these spyshots suggesting that the prototype you see here is close to its final form. The car looks remarkably similar to the one that was paraded in marketing materials earlier in the year, re...

Take A Look At This Dual-Sport EV From Nepal How practical is this supermoto styled EV? Electric vehicles are no more a thing of the future. They are here, right around us, even as you read this story. While India has the Athers, the Bajajs and a few more, our neighbor has the Yatri Motorcycles. Apart from the To say the least, its the love child of a supermoto and an EV. The Project One looks just as sleek and has minimal cladding like the Zero e-bike. At the front, we have the round LED head...

Professor Bill Nimmo hopes the increased use of renewable energy sources, with wind being the main focus, will generate spare capacity which can be turned into hydrogen for use in steel production.

Jazida hands around the dance cake. THERE were “Happy Dance Day” greetings all round this morning (April 19) at Belco Arts, with the launch of International Dance Day and Ausdance ACT’s Dance Week.  ACT Arts Minister, Tara Cheyne was on hand to perform the honours, while describing the coming program as “breathtaking” and praising Australia for its diversification and lowering the barriers to make sure we could all “dance more and dance often”. Ausdance ACT CEO Cathy Adamek was m...

Acceleration is one of the biggest thrills that a car can bring, and with a number of manufacturers now utilising the instant power delivery of the electric motor, a sub-3 second 0-60mph time is now almost commonplace in the upper echelons of the performance car world. The fastest accelerating cars are still pushing at the boundaries though, with manufacturers continuing to place value on out-pacing their rivals in a straight drag race.  Though the ‘nought to sixty’ time is the most common...

NPS announces Utah rock climbing closures to protect raptors, bighorn sheep National Park Service and last updated 2021-04-20 10:12:31-04 SALT LAKE CITY — The National Park Service has issued its annual notice of rock climbing route closures for two parks in Utah. According to NPS, the temporary climbing route closures in Arches and Canyonlands national parks last up to six months each year, and they help to protect the native habitats of raptors and desert bighorn sheep. Canyonlands Natio...

- shares When we’re not creating it ourselves, the CarAdvice team spends a lot of time finding and consuming motoring content from all over the world. Here’s a handful of the photos, articles, videos or social media posts that most caught our eye last week. Some of them are brand new, others have been online for a while. Enjoy them – just not too much, okay? 1. Blind racer will attempt new world record in a super quick C6 Corvette Dan Parker is aiming to set the Guinness World Record for...