1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza Convertible
this Daily Selection It's a 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza convertible, for sale on ClassicCars.com by a California dealer. There's no doubt that GM made a lot of cool cars in the 1960s, but most of them followed the same basic pattern: a water-cooled I6 or V8 engine up front. Many of these cars, especially Camaros and Corvettes, have gotten a lot of screen time in TV shows and movies. It's hard to imagine Kennedy/Lynn Johnson-era America without picturing a Camaro ready to race a Ford Mustang at a stoplight, or a couple taking a romantic getaway in a C2 convertible. Then there's the Chevrolet Corvair, which strayed from the tried-and-true layout but still looked great as a red convertible, like this 1965 Corvair Monza convertible. Introduced in 1960 as a competitor to European cars, the Corvair featured streamlined design, four-wheel independent suspension, and an unusual Air-cool down, Flat- Six engines rear vehicle. It remained somewhat different throughout its two-generation life…
F1 Italian Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc wins at Monza
Charles Leclerc returned to winning form with a brilliant victory at Monza during the 2024 F1 Italian Grand Prix, using a one-stop strategy to overtake the McLaren team that pitted twice. Charles Leclerc gave Ferrari a much-needed win at the Italian Grand Prix, thrilling the home crowd with his daring one-stop strategy. Having introduced several upgrades for the home race, the Scuderia took a decisive gamble with a single pit stop. Despite deteriorating tyres, Leclerc managed to fend off challenges from Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, crossing the line 2.664 seconds ahead of Piastri. The passionate fans, dressed in Ferrari's red racing livery, roared with excitement as Leclerc approached the line. They cheered as he won at Monza for Ferrari's second time in the last 14 races. Leclerc's last victory at the iconic track came in 2019, during which time the team has only had one podium finish. Also read: F1: Mercedes signs Kimi Antonelli to replace Lewis Hamilton as…
Aston Martin F1 safety car crashes at high-speed Monza circuit
There will be a second Vantage car on track for the entire Formula 1 weekend go through Brad Anderson 15 hours ago There is speculation online that the cause of the accident was a brake problem, but Aston Martin is still investigating the cause of the accident. Bernd Maylander appeared to deliberately spin the car to reduce speed. Fortunately, the German driver and passengers were not injured. While preparing for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, a Formula 1 Aston Martin Vantage safety car driven by experienced racing driver Bernd Maylander crashed. Video footage from the crash scene shows the car starting to snake slightly at the end of the back straight towards the high-speed Parabolica corner. Moments later, Maylander can be seen pulling off a quick Scandinavian drift, forcing the Aston Martin to slide. It then spins through a gravel trap before hitting a crash barrier at high speed. Read: Will the new Aston Martin Vantage safety car satisfy F1…
F1 Italian Grand Prix: Kimi Antonelli crashes in free practice
Andrea Kimi Antonelli's Formula 1 debut was tragically cut short by a crash. The Italian briefly set the fastest lap in George Russell's car at his home race before going off the track at Parabolica. Andrea Kimi Antonelli's much-anticipated Mercedes F1 debut came to an end after just 10 minutes of free practice for the Italian Grand Prix. The 18-year-old initially set the fastest lap of the session as he replaced George Russell for his first F1 experience on a Grand Prix weekend. However, he spun at the Parabolica circuit and crashed into the wall. With Antonelli expected to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes next season, the Italian teenager's F1 career did not get off to a great start. A frustrated Antonelli climbed out of his damaged car and the race was interrupted by a red flag before the car was repaired and free practice resumed after a 10-minute delay. Antonelli hits a wall! The young man, who spun at…
F1 Italian Grand Prix: When, where and how to watch
Lando Norris's emphatic win at the Dutch Grand Prix has shaken up the 2024 F1 Drivers' Championship. Norris now sits in second place with 225 points, just 70 behind Max Verstappen. The change sets the stage for an exciting Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The title race heats up as McLaren close in on Red Bull in the Constructors' Championship. Norris' win at the Dutch Grand Prix by nearly 23 seconds highlighted McLaren's progress with the upgraded MCL38. Oscar Piastri, Carlos Sainz, Charles Leclerc, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton all put in strong performances, leaving Mercedes, McLaren and Ferrari as the main challengers to Red Bull's dominance. Ferrari, inspired by Sainz's 2023 podium and Leclerc's recent form, will be looking for a good result at their home race. With several drivers close to the lead, the Italian Grand Prix could be a pivotal moment in the season. Also read: F1: Franco Colapinto replaces Logan Sargeant as Williams team principal for…
F1: Kimi Antonelli to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes
Antonelli is expected to replace Lewis Hamilton, who is set to move to Ferrari, with Mercedes' succession plans likely to be announced at Monza next weekend. Mercedes Formula One team principal Toto Wolff confirmed at the Dutch Grand Prix that rising star in the Mercedes youth program, Andrea Kimi Antonelli, will make his Formula One practice debut at the upcoming Italian Grand Prix. The young Italian driver will drive the Mercedes W15 in free practice on Friday at Monza, replacing Lewis Hamilton for the weekend race. Despite rumors that Antonelli could be loaned out to other teams, Mercedes AMG Petronas team principal Toto Wolff clarified that the team will retain Antonelli's development opportunities in its program. Antonelli has extensive experience driving Mercedes' older Formula 1 cars and is considered a strong candidate to replace Hamilton in the future alongside George Russell. His first practice at the Italian Grand Prix is a major milestone in his career, providing him with valuable…
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