Author: Mario Christou

The Rywire EK Civic EV When you seek for ‘Civic’ on Speedhunters, you’ll be presented with 17 pages of results. With 12 features per page within the archives, that’s a staggering 204 Honda Civic-related posts alone. This number doesn’t even account for larger stories which will have included multiple Civics or articles that slipped through the tagging process. Whichever way you take a look at it, it’s lots of content centred across the Honda favourite. The oldest Civic article within the Speedhunters archives dates back to May 19, 2008, featuring red EG as the quilt photo. Why the nostalgia trip?…

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Vladimir wrote considered one of my all-time favourite Speedhunters features last 12 months. It’s All In The Details: Experimenting With Macro Automobile Photography was a breath of fresh air for me. Seeing a colleague approach our world from a special perspective was not only fun to read, nevertheless it also featured beautiful photography. Click on the link above and dive into that article – it offers a change of pace from regular programming. In the event you’re feeling lazy, though, I’ll summarise: a macro lens permits you to get incredibly near your subject, capturing highly detailed photos with a large, flat…

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Patina is just rust. Isn’t it? Rust, dents, scrapes, mismatched panels, and general wear and tear. These are the features that homeowners’ associations detest and do their best to rid their streets of. I can’t recall the last time I paid attention to a automobile along with the road, caked in dirt or moss. In London, they’re a nightmare, especially the abandoned vehicles occupying precious parking spaces and being general eyesores. They’re also a transparent sign of neglect – cars which have never been washed, repaired and even cherished in any respect.  We’ve all let our cars get dirty at times,…

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How lots of you’ve got truly pushed a automotive to its limit? Be honest; I mean really pushing it until you are feeling the vehicle move in ways you’re not inputting into the steering and pedals. It will probably be terrifying, especially for those who’re off form or unsure about yourself or the automotive. I’ve had a number of ‘moments’ driving at 10/10ths, and from experience, it’s far less nerve-wracking in a automotive with 200hp than one with 500. Today, the ‘scene’ is obsessive about bragging rights and horsepower figures. As a substitute of constructing cars they will genuinely handle,…

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If I told you to expect engine-swapped Hondas at SEMA this yr, you may not bat a watch. I’d be surprised if there have been more Hondas on display rocking their original motors than engine-swapped examples. K20, K24, B18, and B16 engines are in all places as of late as if there’s a secret team at Honda keeping the production lines alive. And that’s before we even get to the subject of Honda swaps in other makes. Whether it’s FWD, RWD, AWD, naturally aspirated, or turbocharged, there’s sure to be someone who’s accomplished some type of conversion. There’s even a…

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The silence was surreal. After a whole day shooting trackside and within the paddocks – getting soaked to the skin and racking up 20,000 steps – exhaustion had clouded my mind after Saturday on the 2024 Goodwood Revival. It could be a cliché, but ‘an assault on the senses’ perfectly describes the hustle and bustle at Goodwood. The crowds, in fact, add atmosphere and context to my coverage. No person desires to see an empty event, and Revival is really for the people. Yet, as an enthusiast, I sometimes wished the crowds would vanish despite their vibrant presence. It’s hard…

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Each time I’m at Goodwood, the atmosphere is exclusive. I’ve visited the gorgeous Chichester venue quite a few times over the past five years for various shows and events, but 2024 marked my first Goodwood Revival. I’ll admit, I had mixed feelings going into it. Not due to the cars or racing, but as a consequence of the event’s commitment to the years between 1948 and 1966. Would this era-specific theme enhance the experience or add an unnecessary layer of fuss? The post-war era was an exciting time for motorsport. Just take a look at the entry lists for the…

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