Spanish navigator Juan Sebastián Elcano was the first to do it. Fictional fusspot Phileas Fogg just about scraped it in 80 days (without a hot air balloon, contrary to popular depiction). Lisa Stansfield claimed to have done it during an...
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Inspiring examples of glorious rides from around the planet. Red-hot rollercoaster ride Simon Weir discovers the sweltering size and breathtaking beauty of Western Australia The dash of the rented GS reads 39°C as the road ahead...
Wild £130k Panigale, CB400, bambino Bimotas and more. By the time you read this, it’s likely all 500 of these £130,000 Superleggeras will have been sold to Ducati’s most favoured rich people, who will no doubt squirrel them away in their...
Dan Linfoot on racing twice around the clock at Le Mans. There is nothing quite like endurance racing. The world’s final two surviving 24-hour races – Le Mans and the Bol d’or – take you through dusk and darkness, dawn and high noon, through...