Peter Kelly

Osaka-based Result Japan has built a strong reputation for its original aerodynamic parts and carbon fibre expertise, but its recent projects have shown the company’s creative ambitions extend far beyond conventional body kits. Earlier this year, the company attracted widespread attention at the Tokyo Auto Salon with the Neo86, a Toyota 86 transformed into a modern interpretation of the legendary Initial D AE86. Now, Result Japan is following up that success with another manga-inspired creation, this time paying tribute to one of Mazda’s greatest icons.

Two of France’s most recognisable brands have joined forces to create one of the year’s most unexpected collaborations. Combining Alpine’s motorsport pedigree with Lacoste’s sporting elegance, the one-off Alpine Lacoste A290 Rallye is built on the competition-ready A290 Rallye.

The Origins Foundation, in partnership with Ullr’s Archery, has announced the Colorado Conservation Film Festival 2026, set for August 1, 2026.

Aston Martin has found an interesting way to bring the thrill of endurance racing indoors. Created in partnership with Curv Racing Simulators, the new AMR-C01-R Hypercar Edition celebrates the Valkyries competing at Le Mans while offering a driving experience designed to mirror the real machine as closely as possible.

We first heard about McMurtry Automotive’s Spéirling back in 2022. The British manufacturer was a newcomer to the automotive world, yet its prototype stunned enthusiasts by setting a new Goodwood Festival of Speed Hillclimb record. Since then, the company has continued refining the concept with the more powerful Spéirling Pure, and now, in 2026, McMurtry has finally unveiled the production version in its final form.

With the Bentley Supersports already representing the most aggressive version of the current Continental GT, Bentley is taking the model a step further with a bold new design initiative. Named ‘Design Theme by Mulliner’, the latest specification introduces something never before seen on a Bentley: an exterior paint finish that fades seamlessly from one side of the car to the other.

When Kodak launched the original Charmera last year, it quickly found a following among retro-loving photographers and social media creators alike. Inspired by the 1987 Kodak Fling, the tiny digital camera embraced lo-fi photography with simple controls, nostalgic image quality, and plenty of charm.

Sixty years after the Ford GT40 completed its legendary 1-2-3 finish at the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, South African specialist CAV has unveiled what it describes as the spiritual successor to one of motorsport’s greatest icons. Named the GT MkII, the new model celebrates the company’s 27 years of GT40 expertise while embracing a modern restomod philosophy rather than simply recreating the original.

For many music lovers, upgrading a hi-fi system often means replacing perfectly good equipment with newer, network-enabled alternatives. The Atonemo NTS Radio Player takes a different approach, bringing modern wireless streaming and curated radio to virtually any existing amplifier or active speaker without asking users to abandon the hardware they already enjoy.

At the McLaren House during last weekend’s Goodwood Festival of Speed, the marque brought along something far more meaningful than its latest supercar. Meet the M6GT: a one-off recreation of Bruce McLaren’s original road car vision, restored by McLaren Special Operations (MSO), that bridges the company’s racing roots with its modern road-going success.