The new Subaru Forester has aced a tough new crash test conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. Five other SUVs performed poorly. VIDEO
A new, bright-red fire engine belonging to Parys in the Free State has disappeared.
BLOCKING OUT CRITICS: Mark Webber went under the knife again for his leg which he injured four years ago.
An Insight Into the technology, engineering, maintenance and operation of the world championship F1... Now R343.00
buy now
MELBOURNE, Australia - Red Bull F1 driver Mark Webber has had what he hopes will be the last surgery to repair a leg damaged four years earlier in a mountain-biking crash.The now 36-year-old broke his lower right leg in the mountain-biking crash during an outdoor adventure challenge in Tasmania just before the 2009 F1 season opened.‘LEG ALL DONE’The latest surgery was done a few days after racing in the 2012 Tasmanian challenge.He announced on Twitter: "Hospital trip planned a while back. I needed further surgery from previous injury. All good and on the mend."Posting a photo of his hospital breakfast, the Red Bull driver added: "Hospital brekkie in bed. Leg finally all done."
Mark Webber will be under pressure to produce his best at next weekend's 2013 Monaco Grand Prix.
Ferrari has indirectly criticised rival Formula 1 team Red Bull in a column on its website about the lingering tyre degradation issue.
24.com publishes all comments posted on articles provided that they adhere to our Comments Policy. Should you wish to report a comment for editorial review, please do so by clicking the 'Report Comment' button to the right of each comment.
Check out Sebastien Loeb's 625kW Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak contender.
Rolls-Royce will support a 1609km/h land speed record attempt in SA.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso claimed his home Spanish GP for the second time.
It's the new Mini Paceman and we couldn't love it, even though we tried
Get all the latest Formula 1 news before the Spanish GP this weekend
VW revealed a Golf GTI concept for the track – the Design Vision GTI.
McLaren's next-gen sports car underwent extreme testing in Sweden.
Volvo’s new truck, the FH, has borrowed its design cues to a watch.
2013 Rush trailer
