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Category Archives: Transport
Seeking the USA’s best looking short track car
There’s a wonderful account we follow on Twitter called Short Track Pictures, writes Andy Weltch. As the name suggests, it shares photos of short track racing cars. We recently asked the account holder what do they consider the best looking … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Motoring, Oval racing, Speedway, Sport
Tagged auto racing, motorsport, short track racing, sprint car racing, sprint cars
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Study shows e-scooters five times safer than bikes
A new study has found that e-scooters are a lot safer than many may think – five times safer than bikes, writes Andy Weltch. A report into the safety of e-scooters by The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents … Continue reading
Posted in Motoring, Sustainability, Transport
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Warwick joins green carpool network
In common with universities around the world, the UK’s higher education sector is showing its commitment to cutting carbon emissions, writes Andy Weltch. Among the latest initiatives to reach our notice is the University Of Warwick adding Liftango’s climate-positive carpooling services to … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Motoring, Sustainability, Transport
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On top of the world at Ipswich
Our senior consultant Andy Weltch reflects on a childhood ambition fulfilled – a visit to the world hot rod championship. For many British kids of my generation, growing up in the ’70s meant the great TV sporting occasions were the … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Motoring, Oval racing, Sport
Tagged Ashes, Autospeed, Billy Wood, Brexit, COVID-19, F1, Foxhall Stadium, Ginetta, hot rod racing, hot rods, Indianapolis, Ipswich, Monaco, Rob McDonald, Scotland, South Africa, Spedeworth, Stuart McLaird, The Ashes, Tigra, Wimbledon, World of Sport
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Still not tired of London and its ‘wonderful immensity’
“… when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” Our senior consultant Andrew Weltch argues it’s probably as true today as it was when Samuel Johnson … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcast, Business, Media, Television, Transport
Tagged BBC, Cardiff, His Dark Materials, London, National Theatre, Royal Festival Hall, Samuel Johnson, South Bank
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Racing by numbers – analysing the WEC
Guest blogger James Foster does some number-crunching, as he reflects on the 2014 World Endurance Car Championship.
Posted in Motor sport, Motoring, Road racing, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged Anthony Davidson, Audi, Le Mans, Mark Webber, Porsche, Sebastian Buemi, Tom Kristensen, Toyota, WEC, World Endurance Championship
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Oval track racing – motor sport’s best-kept secret
Think of motor racing, and for most people the image that comes to mind is probably Formula One. That’s hardly surprising when the UK’s mainstream media ignores virtually everything else. But most motor racing is very different, and perhaps its … Continue reading
Posted in Motor sport, Motoring, Oval racing, Road racing, Sport, Uncategorized
Tagged BriSCA, BriSCA F2, cars, Formula One, motor racing, motorsport, oval racing, short track racing, Smeatharpe, sports, stock cars
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As Sky Sports’ new Formula 1 channel goes live, we wonder – why were people so upset?