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Only one of two valuable Audis stolen from eight-time Le Mans winner Tom Kristensen have been recovered.
Eight-time Le Mans champion Tom Kristensen woke up Monday evening at his home in central Jutland to find two of his personal Audi cars missing from his garage.
The front design is our familiar Audizine ‘A’ embroidered in four colors (black, red, yellow, and gray). The back has our ‘Audizine.com’ logo also in four color embroidery, arched above the Velcro closure and straight across the back for the Flexfits.
Orders will begin shipping the end of June (1-2 weeks). A limited number of the hats will be made, and when they’re sold out they may not be available again for awhile. Get your order in now while you can.
Did you really think it could be anyone else?
Andy Lally (Dacula, GA), Craig Stanton (Long Beach, CA), Mike Simon (Montgomery Village, MD) and Michael DeNino (Gaithersburg, MD) have teamed up to take on the 24 Hours of Big Bear mountain bike relay race.
“I am really looking forward to the challenge,” says Lally, a two time winner of the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. Lally, who currently races in several premier auto racing series in the United States, including the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, ALMS, Rolex Sports Car Series and Koni Sports Car Challenge, recently started competing in mountain bike races where he has seen success early on. Continue reading ‘Racing Drivers Take on 24 Hours of Big Bear Mountain Bike Race’
Wow. Hamburg slot car racing series and Volkswagen Motorsport staged the 7th round. Great stuff and we want that New Beetle in the pic! However a Subaru Impreza WRC does lead the in points.
For the first time in its 18-year history, the rallye racing Carrera Cup was the guest of an automobile manufacturer’s racing department: at Volkswagen Motorsport, the Hamburg slot car racing series, which is contested by numerous personalities from the world of racing and the media, staged its seventh round of the season. Continue reading ‘Volkswagen Slot Car Festival: small-scale motorsport with a big showing – Volkswagen Motorsport’
The Volkswagen Transporter van is an iconic vehicle and over 10 million have been produced. This year the Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Transporter and launched the new Transporter Sportline kombi model, which made its official debut at the CV Show. Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles range now includes the Caddy Transporter and Crafter van ranges, plus the Caravelle MPV and California campervan, all available from its dedicated, nationwide network of Van Centres in the UK. Continue reading ‘Wakeboarding with a Volkswagen Transporter Sportline’
Another legendary race will kick off this weekend. This one isn’t a 24hr but rather a 3 week race and its called the Tour de France!
Škoda Auto will act as the Main Partner of the legendary Tour de France for the fifth time this year. The cornerstone of the Company’s presentation will be the new-generation Škoda Superb – the official vehicle of the Tour de France. The Superb will be used by TdF Director Christian Prudhomme and members of the TdF organisation team, as well as VIP guests. In addition, the new model will play a dominant role in the advertising convoy familiar to fans along the route. The TdF will see about 250 Škoda vehicles of all currently available model lines this year. Continue reading ‘Škoda Auto at the Tour de France for the fifth time’
How would you feel about this?
With fuel expenses that rival Joan Rivers’ botox bill, a lot of smaller towns are feeling the budget crunch. USA TODAY reports the Holly Springs, Georgia, police department is doing something about it. No, they’re not switching to biofuel or putting their officers on bicycles. Starting July 1, if you’re stopped for speeding in this Atlanta suburb, you’ll be charged a $12 ‘fuel surcharge’ for the gas the po-po used to catch you. (They didn’t say if they’d increase the surcharge by the number of cars used to run you down.) Police chief Ken Ball expects the surcharge to add between $19.5k and $26k to the city’s coffers. Looks like Atlanta’s next; Monday, the city council approved a proposal to add $10 to $15 to tickets for speeding and other moving violations within their borders. Don’t smirk if you live elsewhere, though – Ball says he’s been ‘inundated’ by calls from other cities wanting a copy of the ordinance.
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