The New York Times – Travel:
A traveler was visiting family when police impounded her vehicle, saying it had been reported stolen. Why wouldn’t Avis give her money back, and why would they rent her a stolen car in the first place?
Category: Automobiles
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McLaren Has High Expectations in F1 for Oscar Piastri
The New York Times – Sports:
McLaren thinks it has a future world champion on its hands.
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F1: Daniel Ricciardo Fights His Way Back
The New York Times – Sports:
A successful tire test for Red Bull in July earned the Australian driver a seat with its sister team AlphaTauri.
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The Joy of Driving, After 12 Years in Prison
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
He once made a living behind the wheel. Now, the road suggests fresh possibilities.
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Brad Pitt Is Making a Movie About Formula 1
The New York Times – Sports:
A new film is shooting alongside the action at Grands Prix and, with Lewis Hamilton’s help, is being made by the director of “Top Gun: Maverick.”
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Aston Martin Wants to Win and to Sell Cars, Too
The New York Times – Sports:
Lawrence Stroll bought the team and a stake in the carmaker. He’s now testing the old racing adage, “Win on Sunday, sell on Monday.”
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F1 Academy Picks Up Where the W Series Left Off
The New York Times – Sports:
The academy is another attempt to get females into Formula 1 in various roles, but also behind the wheel.
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Why Do Couples Tie Cans to Wedding Cars?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Once used to show disapproval of a union, this clamorous custom now signifies a happy beginning for newlyweds.
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Silverstone, a Storied F1 Track, Wants to Continue Its Tale
The New York Times – Sports:
Formula 1 held its first Grand Prix there, and the track is now negotiating with the sport to keep racing.