There seems to be an ever-growing number of live events catering to the obsessions of car enthusiasts. The nature of cars means, of course, that rallies, shows and the like are predominantly outdoor events, which has been a blessing as many of them have been able to go ahead during a time when indoor get-togethers have been a non-starter.
Most of you will have heard of Bitcoin. Some, perhaps most, of you will understand the concept and may even use Bitcoin or another virtual currency for transactions or investment. However, even though Bitcoin has been around since 2009 there are still many people to whom the word means very little. That being the case, and as your humble scribe and his colleagues are no experts, we will stick to layman's terms and concepts for your sake and ours.
Some people seem to be as famous for their love of amazing cars as they are for whichever business or showbiz career gave them the wealth to indulge that love. We have previously published articles featuring Pink Floyd drummer and Ferrari enthusiast Nick Mason and Jamiroquai singer and Ferrari enthusiast Jay Kay.
The ultimate guide to evil number plates. Not really, we're just joking, but after some of the nonsense we've read on the subject over the years, one might be excused for thinking that the country's morality is under threat.
Everyone knows that rock stars drive fast, expensive cars with private number plates: at least, real rock stars do and drummer Nick Mason is as real as it gets. With his bandmates, Roger Waters, Dave Gilmour, Richard Wright and, in the early days, Syd Barrett, Mason made musical history.
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