The Academy Racer | Episode 1 - The Caterham Academy

Published 3rd April 2024. Join Samantha Parker in Caterham's first-ever web series. The six-episode series explores the UK's leading amateur racing Championship, the Caterham Academy. Episode 1 lifts the bonnet on the Caterham Academy Championship and introduces our 2024 media driver. Throughout the year, you'll have the chance to get behind the scenes of a full Academy season, right from pre-season preparation and the first time on the grid, through to the final flag waving at the finish line. The Academy Racer series is supported by Dutch Barn Orchard Vodka. Follow the Academy Racer: https://caterhamcars.com/en/motorspor... Join the Academy: https://caterhamcars.com/en/motorspor.

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New Shelby Cobra: Does it live up to the legend?
  • The new Shelby Cobra CSX10000 is the first new Cobra to be listed in the Shelby Register since the 1960s. It’s been made available in the UK first, through Clive Sutton Cars in London and Hagerty has been behind the wheel. After seeing the larger (too large?) 18-inch wheels, Henry Catchpole was sceptical, but as soon as he heard it start up, he couldn’t help but smile at the sound from the side-exit exhausts. On the face of it, the engine isn’t anything particularly special - Ford’s 5-litre Coyote V8 has been in plenty of cars over the years - but it’s never sounded better than in this latest Cobra. It’s linked to a Tremec six-speed manual gearbox with a long, forward-leaning shifter that has a fabulous feel to it. With 460bhp and 420lb ft of torque to propel just 2400lb, performance is certainly fulsome enough to match the noise. However, while this looks like a Cobra, sounds like a Cobra and goes like a Cobra, it certainly isn’t as demanding to drive as an original Cobra. The power assisted steering means it’s a doddle to potter about at low speeds and the huge tyres - 275 section at the front and 335 section at the rear - ensure huge amounts of grip to give a sense of security even when you’re pressing deeper into the throttle’s travel (at least on dry roads). Of course, it’s all very well looking and sounding like a Cobra to the casual observer - there are plenty of replicas that do decent job of that - but what will the die-hard (festive nod) Shelby fans think of it? As luck would have it, Henry knows just such a person. Alan Faulkner has been restoring muscle cars for 40 years and what he doesn’t know about Shelbys probably wouldn’t fill the back of an envelope. So, we took the new Cobra CSX10000 along to see him and get his opinion (after having a poke around his wonderful workshop). We hope you enjoy this latest episode of The Driver’s Seat. If you would like to support the show and the channel, then a thumbs up, comment, share or sub would be hugely appreciated. And if you’d like to know more about the Hagerty Drivers Club then just click on this link: https://www.hagerty.com/drivers-club/
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New Vauxhall Vivaro - Precision driving by Paul Swift!
  • Watch as precision driver Paul Swift takes the new Vauxhall Vivaro Van for a spin round the Vauxhall Van Plant in Luton! During a quiet day at the Vauxhall Van Plant in Luton, precision driver Paul Swift decides to get behind the wheel of the new Vivaro and take it for a spin. Skidding, screeching and drifting round the plant, Paul shows that the new Vivaro is built to take it all. Paul Swift is a British driver who is best known for precision driving and autotesting as well as being involved in live action arenas such as Top Gear Live and the UK Motorshow. He has appeared on several TV programmes such as Top Gear, Fifth Gear and Guinness World Records Smashed. As well as his TV appearances he has won several national championships and has represented England. The new Vivaro is built to take it all with more power, more space and more comfort than ever! The new Vauxhall Vivaro comes with a new practical design, comfort, convenience, a large load capacity and a variety of safety features. The new Vivaro will meet your every need!
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Nissan Juke 2020 in-depth review - Carbuyer
  • Published 7th February 2020. The Nissan Juke kick-started the small crossover trend when it arrived in 2010 and its radical styling helped to make it one of the UK’s best-selling cars. An all-new Juke has now arrived with a similarly funky design, as well as new tech and powertrains, including a hybrid. It faces stiff competition from rival crossovers such as the Ford Puma, Hyundai Kona and the Renault Captur but can it compete? Batch puts it to the test at the Carbuyer track to find out.
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