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Chip, auto firms lead Shanghai industry in getting back to business - Vimarsana News

Chip, auto firms lead Shanghai industry in getting back to business

With major chipmakers already resuming operations, auto giants like SAIC and Tesla may restart produ

Source: shine.cn
China confident in checking epidemic flare-ups with dynamic zero-COVID approach - Vimarsana News

China confident in checking epidemic flare-ups with dynamic zero-COVID approach

In its adherence to a dynamic zero-COVID approach, China strives to keep the impact of the outbreak

Source: shine.cn
Ex-F1 boss Mosley shot himself after terminal cancer diagnosis - Vimarsana News

Ex-F1 boss Mosley shot himself after terminal cancer diagnosis

Former F1 boss and FIA president Max Mosley shot himself after learning his cancer was terminal, an inquest has heard. 

Source: crash.net
Remembering the 1,350-HP Turbocharged Four-Cylinder Built by BMW During the 1980s - Vimarsana News

Remembering the 1,350-HP Turbocharged Four-Cylinder Built by BMW During the 1980s

Allegedly capable of much more than that, the M12/13 was a race-bred turbocharged straight-four that holds the title of Formula One’s most powerful engine.

Remembering Max Mosley, One Of Formula One's Wildest Characters - Vimarsana News

Remembering Max Mosley, One Of Formula One's Wildest Characters

The name “Max Mosley” is synonymous with Formula One: both its glamour and its seedy underbelly. The 81-year-old Briton died on May 23, 2021 after battling cancer, and his legacy is quite the complex one to reckon with. But reckon with it we shall, because Mosley and his impact on the sport of racing—while complex—truly cannot be overstated.

Source: msn.com