2010 Mercedes-Benz E-class Spied
2010 Mercedes-Benz E-class Spied

We caught the next E-class out for a drive in California.
We caught this lightly masked 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-class driving around not-so-sunny southern California. Even in the smoggy light, we can see most of the car’s revised shape.
Photo Gallery: 2010 Mercedes-Benz E-class Spied - Spy SHots - Automobile Magazine
Source: www.automobilemag.com
The Dark Night: How Long Will Formula One Night Racing Last?
First of all, pardon the title pun; I just had to do it. Also, please note that this is not a Singapore Grand Prix preview.
 
This time next week, the first ever night race would have occurred and us Formula One fanatics will know who has won the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix. Will it be Hamilton? Will it be Massa? Will it be Vettel?
This time next year, we will be in a totally new championship. Will BMW be genuine contenders? Where will Fernando Alonso be in 2009?
We can ponder and predict answers to all of these questions, but we know the answer to a very important question that certainly needs attention; Should Formula One do more to be “greener”?
 
The answer is of course: “Yes it should.”
So what is Formula One already doing to try to reduce its massive carbon footprint?
 
Firstly, in 2009 the KERS(Kinetic Energy Recovery System) technology will be introduced. This new advancement will recover some of the vehicle’s kinetic energy that normally dissipates when the car brakes. This energy can be stored in a battery or in a flywheel which in turn could be used as additional acceleration when the driver sees fit.
 
I sometimes find it hard to get my head around all that so I just think of it as a booster mushroom in Mario Kart.
 
Ok, that’s one thing F1 is doing to help the environment, reduce previously wasted energy. But what else is helping our planet?
The FIA have banned all engine developments for 10 years. This means that F1 teams will have to think harder on what will gain them that extra performance and power on the circuit. Hybrid systems have been mentioned.
 
With all this in mind, I would like this question to be answered by the FIA and Bernie Ecclestone: Why are you having a night race with floodlights that contribute to carbon emissions?
 
The street circuit will be surrounded be floodlights which will be four times brighter than floodlights found in a football stadium. 108,423 metres of power cable will be used to supply over 3,000,000 watts of power to 1,600 light projectors.
Pretty insane stuff don’t you agree?
A circuit spokesman said that when the floodlights are on then it will be just like daylight to the drivers on the track. That’s all very good. Good for safety and all that.
But my argument is: Why waste all that money and contribute to global warming if the track is going to be just like daylight? Why don’t you save your money, do something good for our planet and host the Grand Prix during the day?
 
I know Bernie doesn’t like odd times for the European fans but I find getting up in the early hours to watch Formula One all the more exciting and I admit that I was a little bit upset when I heard about the Australian Grand Prix being moved to twilight hours (local time).
 
So how long will the night race last before it becomes a traditional Grand Prix? Five years? Ten years? Never? It’s our choice, not Bernie’s, if we shout loud enough.
Please don’t get me wrong, I’m looking forward to the new circuit and the idea of racing at night but I would rather a night race never happen than my offspring suffer from our mistakes. Do you feel the same way?
Source: bleacherreport.com
Lewis Hamilton Flying High To Collect F1 Crown
Singapore gone and forgotten Japan here we come the land of the rising sun, or the flying Englishman.
I notice the critics is getting very quite out there, only logic as Lewis Hamilton is getting nearer to be crowned the UNDISPUTED CHAMPION OF THE WORLD as the boxing world will put it.
History in the making Mohammed Ali/Tiger Woods/Williams Sisters/Arthur Ashe/Brian Habana/Carl Lewis/and plenty others but these are the household names that can start a conversation and an argument at the same time.
Nevertheless Japan will come and go, and if the team look after Lewis my words and articles will all be worth it.
But let’s say something does happen in Japan, Lewis will then be three points down - that’s to say if Massa wins - which then takes us to China, nothing happens, Lewis wins, that will take us to Brazil and naturally he’ll have to win and what a sweet victory.
My predictions will be after Japan the championship will be sealed and China and Brazil will be a formality.
So guys and girls cross your fingers for Japan as time is running out for everybody and what a season we had.
I dont know what I will do after Brazil as Formula One racing has become a part of my life and off course yours, as I can see how many people is ready the articles some even call it bullshit stories but they just jealous as Mclaren is the force that make the Ferrari fans turn red with envy.
I’ve lost a few friends as I’ve switched from BMW to Mercedes but be that as it may, Lewis lose with dignity but win with respect.
Japan - it’s showtime as usual for Lewis Hamilton.
Source: bleacherreport.com
2008 Mercedes-Benz ConceptFASCINATION

No, Mercedes isn’t planning a shooting brake anytime soon. This concept hints at the 2010 E-class coupe and sedan.
Mercedes-Benz will show its ConceptFASCINATION at the 2008 Paris Motor Show next month, further watering down the definition of a coupé and more importantly, previewing key elements of the next E-Class.
Photo Gallery: 2008 Mercedes Benz ConceptFASCINATION - 2008 Paris Motor Show Coverage, Concept Cars - Automobile Magazine
Source: www.automobilemag.com













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