The New York Times – Travel:
As the cradle of Christianity in northern England, the isle of Lindisfarne attracts 650,000 visitors a year, some of whom ignore the warning signs of when it’s safe to cross a causeway that twice a day is submerged.
Category: Automobiles
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Formula 1 Broadcasts Embrace Technology With Drones, Cameras and a Helicopter
The New York Times – Sports:
The sport uses dozens of cameras to broadcast the action, from the track, in the air and even from inside the cars.
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After Formula 1’s Summer Break, Max Verstappen Is Firmly on Top
The New York Times – Sports:
The Red Bull driver leads by 80 points, and his team is hoping for its first constructors’ title since 2013.
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Daniel Ricciardo and McLaren Agree to Part Ways
The New York Times – Sports:
The driver, who had just one win for McLaren as he struggled with the car, will continue racing for the team until the end of this season.
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Roving Weddings Take Guests on a Ride
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Couples who want to savor as much of a wedding day as possible are organizing chauffeured excursions to see sights, bar hop and shop with their guests.
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When the American Dream of the Open Road Hits Traffic
The New York Times – Sports:
NASCAR takes to the streets of Chicago — merging computer-generated fantasy with reality.
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‘Drive to Survive’ Made Americans Fall in Love With Formula 1
The New York Times – Sports:
The Netflix show sold the European sport to a U.S. audience. But will the romance last after the series is gone?
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Formula 1 Struggles With Bouncing Cars and Injured Drivers
The New York Times – Sports:
Drivers are complaining of injuries, but some teams said changes should not be made midseason.
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Williams Struggles to Return to Racing Glory
The New York Times – Sports:
The team once was a regular champion, but has fallen on hard times. New ownership is working to make it competitive again.