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Bahrain Predictions
We are now painfully close to the opening round of the 2010 F1 season, the wait has been long and anticipation sky high. I’ve so been looking forward to this one, and now that we’re this close I think it’s safe to make some predictions for the Bahrain GP. In truth it’s always [...]
Yes, today our government, quite ironically, flipped the one-fingered salute to our vaunted Constitution, and simultaneously the collective citizenry of our nation. A key tenet of our Bill of Rights, the right to Freedom of Speech and Expression, apparently doesn’t mean anything to our highest officials.
Well, we did it. We spent the entire day yesterday avoiding posting anything about the damn fuel price hike, and we made it. So if you didn’t dash madly out to fill up yesterday, you’ve well and truly bloody missed it already! Twit.
We did it to make a point though. It’s about not [...]
The first day of testing at Valencia was in some ways very interesting but then again wasn’t. The problem is that absolutely no valuable information on any of the cars present could be gleaned off the times. Just as with any practice session, we don’t know who was running what fuel loads, we don’t know [...]
Wow. It’s Friday night, been a hard week, weekend has finally arrived. Just the traffic left to deal with, and you’re there. The toughest week of 2010 in the bag.
But you’ve forgotten something important. Unbeknownst to the residents of Jo’Burg, to Gauteng on the whole in fact, national energy provider Eskom is preparing a little [...]
What you should know about Traffic Law (but few will tell you).
A perspective provided by Justice Project South Africa
It has been officially announced that AARTO, in its entirety and including the demerit-points system will be implemented nationwide on 1 April 2010. Whether this is an early April fool’s joke or not remains to be seen [...]
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I had scheduled Monday afternoon for a track session on the Triumph Speed Triple. I would have been a great day but I fell off – not on the track but on the road on my to Kyalami. It was particularly embarrassing since it was the first time that I have ever damaged a press [...]
Yesterday the news of Mercedes buying Brawn GP and McLaren buying back Daimler’s 40% stake in McLaren hit the motorsport headlines and many people including Drive staffers were rather surprised. I wasn’t, in fact it’s been on the cards for some time now in my mind. During a time when manufacturers seem to be [...]
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A perspective provided by Justice Project South Africa
Welcome to this, the first edition of what will be a regular Drive Magazine feature on traffic law.
There is no doubt that most South African motorists know little or nothing about traffic law or the consequences of not obeying it and as easily as it can be [...]
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We’ll the Moto GP season has ended and we have seen the 250 2-strokes for the last time. How sad is that? Of course the ozone friendlies have forced the hand of Dorna, the governing body of Moto GP. We have been brainwashed into believing that 2-stroke engines do untold harm to the environment because, [...]
