The Paris to Rouen race of 1894 is widely considered to be the world’s first competitive motor race. Of all the motorsport disciplines in the world, rallying remains most true to that first eventful race; modern rallying still uses public roads; it requires vast concentration and endurance from drivers; and it is still fraught withContinue reading “Theoretically Speaking | Entry Level Rallying”
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Theoretically Speaking | Volkswagen Scirocco – killed before its time
The Volkswagen Scirocco is missed by us here at Kerbside. It was interesting without being fascinating; it was good looking but not gorgeous, and most of all it seemed like it would be a consistent present on the road for a while. This doesn’t sound all that complementary right? Well, you’d be right. But theContinue reading “Theoretically Speaking | Volkswagen Scirocco – killed before its time”
Theoretically Speaking | Is the Citroen DS3 a Racing Car in Disguise?
Imagine yourself staring at a brick wall. As you sit there, gazing at mortar, and at cement, and at the labour of another human being, you begin to see things. Your eyes begin to play tricks on you. Shapes previously unseen, emerge from the masonry… hang on, aren’t bricks supposed to be rectangular? Your eyesContinue reading “Theoretically Speaking | Is the Citroen DS3 a Racing Car in Disguise?”
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