Category: Sport & Health
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All aboard the Mini convertible boat
Mini Convertible boat made waves at Boston regatta MINI celebrated Motor-Tober with a MINI Convertible Boat To celebrate the legendary Head of the Charles Regatta (Charles River race from the Boston University Boathouse to Christian Herter Park), Mini joined the rowing teams on the water in this one-off MINI Convertible Boat. The 6-hp floating car…
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Extreme sledding: Snolo Stealth-X high performance alpine sled
Snolo Stealth-X: revolutionizing carbon fiber aerodynamic sled Feel the ride with a high performance alpine sled Sledding is no longer what it was. After more than six years of engineering, an aerodynamic carbon fiber sled is going to revolutionize the snow sport. Snolo, a manufacturer of high performance alpine sleds is taking sledding to…
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Sea life and diving without leaving the hotel
AquaDom & Sea Life Berlin, world’s largest cylindrical aquarium One million litres of Berlin water enhanced with 33 tons of sea salt is circulated every hour in the 25 metres AquaDom at the Radisson Blu Hotel Berlin. With one million litres of seawater, the AquaDom is the world’s largest cylindrical aquarium, a stunning…
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Renault and Caterham to revive Alpine sports vehicles
Renault and Caterhamjoined forces to design develop and build future sports vehicles. The future vehicles will be distinctive, differentiated, and carry the respective DNA of Alpine and Caterham Cars, the automotive division of Caterham Group. They will be built at the Alpine plant in Dieppe, Normandy, in France, announced the manufacturers. The project ensures…
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F1 Driving Simulator: a replica of a real F1 car – but cannot move
Indistinguishable from the real thing, these simulators replicate the cutting edge of design and technology that F1 is renowned for. Dubbed one of the most realistic simulators on the market, FMCG International F1 Driving Simulator has three 23 inch screens, a speaker tower, custom high end digital PC with Intel Core i7 processor, real F1…
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The European Commission wants laws curtailing the use of natural scents in perfumery
Perfume-makers fear EU legal blow to industry The European Commission wants to introduce new laws restricting the use of natural perfume ingredients linked to allergies. The EU estimates 1-3 percent of people in Europe are allergic or potentially allergic to ingredients found in perfumes – a number it considers high enough to justify concern. “All…