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Jaguar will remain in the Formula E World Championship until the end of 2030, saying that it will continue to accelerate its development of its new generation of electric road cars.
Sports gaming simply used to be more interesting. In the days before license exclusivity, you'd have a bunch of different developers taking their cracks at the same spectacles. Even if the results weren't uniformly great, each had its strengths. Many of us grew up playing Bizarre Creations' Formula 1 series on PlayStation, but Sega's unlucky 32-bit console, the Saturn, gave us one of the most interesting Grand Prix sims of the day—one that you'd figure Electronic Arts might be wise to look to for inspiration.
There are a surprising number of ways you can legally drive a six-wheeled vehicle. Mercedes-AMG's G63 6x6, Hennessey's Velociraptor 6x6, and technically many dually pickups will give you two more wheels than everyone else on the road. But what about at the track? Well, if you have deep enough pockets, you can also increase your wheel count by half with this legendary 1977 Tyrrell P34 Formula 1 car headed to an RM Sotheby's auction in Monaco on May 10 and 11, ahead of the city's annual Historic Grand Prix.
One of the most iconic Formula One cars of all time – the six-wheel Tyrrell P34 race car of the late 1970s – will cross the auction block next month.
This story was first published in 2013. As the 2024 Australian Grand Prix draws close, now's the time to revisit those racing driver dreams.
Downright bizarre-looking things have turned up on the grid at various times in the sport’s history. Some have been outlawed before making a race start, some of them sealed their own fate by failing spectacularly, and some of the weirdest aero ideas have actually worked.
Jody Scheckter is best known for winning the 1979 Formula One World Driver's Championship. But he also spent time driving the six-wheeled Tyrrell P34, possibly the most bizarre F1 car of all time. Now, Scheckter is selling his personal P34, an original chassis built into a full-on, working race car in 2008.
“Drive To Survive” is back for its sixth season on Netflix, and per usual, it’s a mixed bag of good and bad. Like we’ve become accustomed to, hardcore Formula 1 fans will be cringing at the racing, radio commentary, much of the pundit interjections and the staged/dramatized scenes. That said, there’s a lot of genuine behind-the-scenes footage you won’t ever see on a race broadcast those same hardcore fans can stay engaged with over the course of 10 episodes.