THE WEEKLY MOTOR

A glimpse at the super rare racing version of the BMW 2002Ti ALPINA at the Laguna Seca Race Track.

Paolo Barella finds and restores the extremely rare 1970 Ferrari 312B F1 car.

This Issue starts with a short glance at the legendary privateer racing team's Braun Racing Porsche 962C being refueled. 2. PORSCHE 911 RSR. FACTORY & CUSTOMER TEAMS. START 2018 SEASON AT SPA. 3. VW launches their first fully electric race car for the the Pikes Peak Hill Climb challenge, piloted by the renowned French racer Romain Dumas.

At the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. Lamborghini and Cervelo unveiled their new limited edition Triathlon Bike. The super fast Lamborghini Cervelo Limited Edition Triathlon Bike.

At the track. The fastest high performance saloon in the world just keeps getting faster. The Jaguar XESV PROJECT development team at Special Vehicle Operations keep pushing boundaries with an even faster and bolder super saloon. The 300 unit production will be made available for UK and EU customers only.

This Issue features the new electric Jaguar IPACE as it is taken for a spin around the Monaco Grand Prix Circuit. The ferocious Lamborghini URUS SUV being tested over desert sands and a glimpse of the Porsche 917 race cars furiously speeding by at the Rennsport Reunion V races.

Moto racing giant Valentino Rossi takes the GT Ferrari 488 Pista for a spin on the tracks.

The Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet is designed as an electric car. The drive system has an output of 550 kW (750 hp). The shallow underfloor battery allows a range of over 500 kilometres according to the NEDC (over 200 miles according to EPA). Measuring almost six metres in length, the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet incorporates the classic proportions of art deco design with its extremely long bonnet and puristic, flowing lines, and at the same time completely reinterprets these aesthetic principles.

A look at the various Formula E Cars at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show.

This car built for the 1939 Berlin to Rome Rally was the predecessor to all Porsche race cars. The super aerodynamic Porsche Type 64. Only three were every built.