WEC: Mercedes will return to Le Mans in 2025 with Iron Lynx
Iron Lynx will compete in the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) as a Mercedes-AMG customer team. The Italian team will field two Mercedes-AMG GT3 cars in the LMGT3 class, marking Mercedes-Benz's return to Le Mans since its WEC debut in 1999. This strategic move follows Iron Lynx's recent departure from Lamborghini. To meet the specific requirements of the LMGT3 class, the Mercedes-AMG GT3 will undergo modifications, including the integration of torque sensors into the driveshaft and the development of related systems. "It's no secret that we have been very keen to return to Le Mans for some time," admits Christoph Sagemüller, head of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport. 2025 The season is the best time to compete in the FIA WEC. The first FIA WEC season for LMGT3 racing has already been a lot of fun and we hope to bring even more excitement to the field in the future! " Also read: F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix: Alpine, VCARB announce special…
Thieves peeled off Cybertruck’s “armored” windows like sheets of iron
The Cybertruck's windows are sturdy, but apparently they can be peeled off in seconds go through Brad Anderson August 29, 2024 15:04 It took just seconds for the thief to snatch the backpack from the Tesla car. The owner of this Cybertruck was surprised that the vehicle's Sentry Mode didn't alert him that it was stolen. Although electric cars have sirens, they are not triggered when a window is broken. The Tesla Cybertruck has been touted as a safe car, but a recent video shows that it's far from theft-proof. With a little skill and basic tools, thieves can easily break into it. A Cybertruck owner recently shared a video of his Tesla being stolen in the U.S. on the Tesla Cybertruck Facebook page. The theft was clearly captured by the car’s exterior cameras with Sentry Mode enabled, and while the video does capture an image of the thief’s face, it also shows how easy it is to steal a…
Shanghai Baowu Iron and Steel Exhibition Center
Exhibition room: No. 735, Changjiang Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai look at the mapSite area: 30,000 square meters country/region: Shanghai, China China Baowu Steel Expo Center, EDGE Design + MCC CCID, the protection, activation and reuse of traditional industrial heritage has always been an unavoidable issue in the process of urban renewal and industrial upgrading in many cities in China. This design through the design and practice. of space transformation, facility updating and functional layout of the calcined blast furnace of the original Shanghai No.1 Steel Plant, we try to explore a regeneration path that matches the industrial heritage with the context of the times. In order to ensure that the east facade of the blast furnace serves as the main facade, the team optimized the auxiliary buildings and facilities on the east side of the blast furnace to create a "Glory Plaza" that integrates distribution, landscape and cultural presentation. functions and embellished it with several steel-themed art sculptures and sketches.…
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