Here are some videos from the event:
Here is a Facebook Video from the Amalienborg Castle (I lived next to the castle for almost 20 years).
Photo and video: Anders Larsen.
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Here are some videos from the event:
Here is a Facebook Video from the Amalienborg Castle (I lived next to the castle for almost 20 years).
Photo and video: Anders Larsen.
Out walking the dog and I happen across one of the most amazing scenes in Ron Howard’s new movie; “Rush”. Of course, I had my trusty pocket cam… don’t know about you but I can’t wait to see this movie. Anticipation!
Marussia Formula 1 test driver Maria de Villota suffered ‘life-threatening injuries’ in her accident that took place at Duxford airfield on Tuesday, according to the local ambulance service.
The Spaniard collided with the back of a team transporter as she returned to the pits following her first straight-line run.
Medical personnel were called to the airfield to attend to de Villota, who was swiftly transported to a nearby hospital by road.
A statement issued by the East of England Ambulance Service said it received an emergency call at 9.17am, and dispatched an ambulance and specialist medical crew to the scene.
Spokesman Gary Sanderson said: “A woman has sustained life threatening injuries and following treatment at the scene by paramedics, she has been taken to Addenbrookes Hospital for further care.”
Formula One World Champion Sebastian Vettel made Formula One history by becoming the first F1 driver to sample the recently announced Grand Prix Circuit in New Jersey. Following an inspired performance in the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix, the Red Bull Racing star and Infiniti Global Brand Ambassador drove the street circuit in an Infiniti IPL G Coupe road car ahead of the highly anticipated Grand Prix of America, due to take place in 2013.
Nikolas Tombazis, the Scuderia Ferrari’s Chief Designer, illustrates how the F2012 has changed since the start of the season and what the upcoming modifications are. To understand what happens to a single-seater between one Grand Prix and the next, we examined a lever of the F2012’s front suspension. And then there’s the Formula 1 alphabet with explanations from the Scuderia Ferrari’s technicians.
Many F1 fans would die for this experience: