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The GMC Hummer EV is going racing. The Hummer brand, that is. GMC announced that it will sponsor one of 10 teams in the inaugural, 2021 Extreme E season. The international series is an FIA-sanctioned, off-road electric racing competition meant to bring attention to what Extreme E says is a planetary climate crisis. The 10 teams will all race a similar, battery-powered, 550-horsepower spec racer called the Odyssey 21, its battery developed by Williams Advanced Engineering, an offshoot of the Williams Formula 1 team. The Hummer team will be managed by Chip Ganassi Racing of IndyCar and IMSA rac...

A Slough family that were on holiday were allegedly robbed of their valuables which totalled up to £60,000, after masked burglars knocked them…

23 shares He attempted to use his phone-a-friend, after running out of his other lifelines, but his ITV co-host Susanna Reid was just as baffled as he was and came up short. She said: 'Why on earth would I know the answer to that?'  Help me! The Good Morning Britain host, 55, walked away from the show with a mere £1,000 for his chosen charity Scotty's Little Soldiers after his humiliating defeat  Piers eventually answered Jenson Button, but was sadly incorrect and walked away from the show with a mere £1,000 for his chosen charity Scotty's Little Soldiers. But the journalist said he wou...

Back in the Twenties , Ettore Bugatti built one of these for his then-four-year-old son Roland. Soon enough, people who had seen it running around the factory loved it. The car was a hit, so much so that Ettore put them into production, building 500 for customers around the world. It was based on his Type 35 Grand Prix car, a vehicle Bugatti said was the winningest race car in history, with more than 2,000 victories. So to celebrate the company’s 110th anniversary, Bugatti decided to make another one. Taken from digitized scans of a real 1924 Type 35 and then shrunk to 75% size, the Bugatt...

A British family enjoying a holiday in Spain were robbed of valuables worth £60,000 after masked burglars knocked them unconscious by 'pumping gas under their villa door'. Gail and Alfie Shaw, 69 and 68, were on a three-week break in their Costa Blanca villa with son Nick, his wife Hannah and their two year-old son. But their dream trip turned into a nightmare when Nick, 31, woke to find a masked figure at the end of his bed. The man waved something in front of his face which knocked him out and hours later the family all woke up with headaches and nausea. Gail and Alfie Shaw were knocked un...