Turbo Zone

Red Bull officially walked away with the F1 constructor’s and driver’s championship for the fourth year in a row. In order to mark the occasion, the team decided to do something special. It let David Coulthard loose on the Burj Al Arab helipad in an F1 car. Just so you know, the Burj Al Arab is the world’s fourth-tallest hotel, and the helipad (which doubles as a tennis court) sits 689 feet above the salt water below.

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With Nissan Motor Company, Ltd’s alleged takeover of local operations here, will the Philippine roads see this soon?

Source: Juke-R Official Site

Seen at the road was a Toyota Fortuner and a PUJ blocking a lane. The jeepney clearly made a mistake, but the Fortuner followed suit. Who gets your vote as the worse road jerk? (Photo by Johannes Concordia)

How did you find our pilot episode for our Year 3? Hope you’re all set for another energizing weekend, because we have another awesome lineup for you. Get behind the wheel with us for yet another exhilarating drive, as we showcase the all-new Lexus IS. Celebrate with Peugeot as the French car company opens its doors to more motorists with the opening of its Pasig dealership. Be amazed as Hyundai unveiled their Zombie car in time for the premiere of the Walking Dead’s new season. Tune in as we also feature the all-new Isuzu D-MAX, which we drove all the way to Iloilo and Boracay. Finally, we’ll continue the conversation with Lexus Philippines’ Danny Isla and Top Gear editor in chief Vernon Sarne. Get a whole load of this – and more – watch Turbo Zone, 10:30 AM, only on GMA News TV.

Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel scored his seventh consecutive victory and his 11th of 2013 in Abu Dhabi on Sunday evening, after taking the lead from pole-sitting team mate Mark Webber at the start.

As the Australian made a slow getaway, Vettel and Mercedes’ Nico Rosberg were able to swarm past on either side of his RB9, and thereafter Webber spent his time fending off Lotus’s Romain Grosjean (who pushed Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton down to fifth), coping with a minor KERS overheating problem, and then hunting down Rosberg. Eventually he was able to overtake the German on the 20th lap to make it a Red Bull one-two, but Rosberg kept him honest to the flag as Grosjean likewise kept the pressure on the Mercedes. Vettel, however, was half a minute up the road.

 

Source: F1 Official site