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February 16, 2012 Leave a Comment

India To Host 2012 FIA GT1 Finale

The Buddh International Circuit will host the season finale of the 2012 GT1 World Championship, the organisers have announced.

A tentative version of the season calendar, announced in December last year, did not include the date and venue of the season finale which is now confirmed to be held at the circuit in Greater Noida on 2nd December, 2012.
After hosting its inaugural Grand Prix in October last year, this is the first World Championship event to visit the Indian shores, although the… Read More…
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February 12, 2012 1 Comment

2012 BMW M6 Launched

BMW’s M division has given the eagerly anticipated second-generation M6 coupe and convertible significantly enhanced straight-line performance, thanks to the adoption of the 560-hp, twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 engine and a seven-speed, dual-clutch gearbox from the latest M5—a car with which the M6s share much of their mechanical packages.

Set to make their world debuts at the Geneva motor show in March, followed by North American reveals at the New York auto show in April, the M6s are described by BMW as its fastest-ever two-door road cars, achieving a maximum speed limited to 155 mph both in fixed roof and open-top body styles. An optional M Driver’s package takes top speed to 189.5 mph.

At its heart, the M6 Coupe and Cabriolet are all about the engine, and as expected both models use the… Read More…

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December 29, 2011 Leave a Comment

Top Facts about Ferrari

Aha! Got some more Facts, Ofcorse not Always about Lamborghini, This time it is about Ferrari, as Title shows you.

You can read and collect some more knowledge and Share it throughout the World. I collected this from many different Websites and Some of my own re-search, and Now you have to do One thing, Drink the Juice I collected for You..

The Thing that Never Change

As always, these are listed down here:

1.  At the end of the war, the company changed its name to Ferrari and designed the 125 Sport, a 12-cylinder, 1500 cc car which Franco Cortese drove on the Piacenza circuit on May 11, 1947. The car had to retire, but it was ahead in the last lap, in what was a good debut. Two weeks later, in fact, Cortese and the 125 Sport won the Rome Grand Prix.

2.  The mid-engined Dino 246GT was unique in that no where on the car did the word ‘Ferrari’ appear.

3.  Phil Hill’s Dino 246 won the 1960 Italian GP – the last major victory for a front engined GP car.

4.  Best selling Ferrari of all is the 1986-89 328 GTS (6,068 made).
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