Khloé Kardashian Cuts a Super-Toned Figure in an All-Black Outfit

Khloé Kardashian doesn’t have to rely on stylists’ tricks of the trade to smolder, but on Tuesday she stepped out in an ensemble that proved exactly why pros call the color black fashion’s most flattering hue. The 32-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star spent an afternoon filming a new segment of the show and…

Why You (and Many Celebs) Are Going to Love Instagram’s New Comment Filter Feature

So long, haters. Instagram’s latest platform update includes the comment filter feature we’ve all been waiting for. You can now program your settings so that certain words, phrases, or even emojis (we’re looking at you Taylor Swift), cannot show up on your page’s comment section. Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom made the announcement today on Instagram, of course,…

Sauber confident it has resolved DRS glitch

Click:Anti-aging Home Beauty Device Brand Sauber believes it has identified and solved the DRS malfunction that caused Marcus Ericsson’s dramatic accident in Friday’s FP2 session. Ericsson’s DRS failed to close as he approached Monza’s first chicane, pitching the Sauber left into the barriers and into a series rolls, leaving the C37 in a pitiful state…

Todt sees retaining current manufacturers in F1 as main priority

FIA president Jean Todt says it’s very unlikely F1 will attract new manufacturers in 2021, with efforts now focused on retaining the sport’s current pool of four engine suppliers. Initially, the whole premise supporting a major overhaul of F1’s engine regulations was to lure in new manufacturers or independent engine suppliers with a cheaper, less…

Todt: ‘Sooner or later we knew that something would happen’

FIA president Jean Todt faced a tough opposition when the halo was introduced into F1, but never gave in, convinced its day of recognition would come. The controversial cockpit safety device fulfilled its protective purpose during its first full-scale real life test at Spa last month, when Charles Leclerc was spared injury – or perhaps…

Formula 1 could expand Miami’s novel ‘risk-sharing’ model

The potential arrival of a Miami Grand Prix on the F1 schedule in 2020 will also introduce a new risk-sharing model for the sport and its promoters, a concept Formula 1 could expand in the future. Historically, agreements between the sport and race organisers has followed a fixed franchise fee structure, usually based on multi-year…

Renault ridicules ‘moaner’ Max Verstappen ahead of Brazilian GP!

It’s been a contentious relationship this season between Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and engine supplier Renault, and the latter just added to the pair’s war of words. The Dutch driver hadn’t held back this season, never missing an opportunity to lambast the French manufacturer whenever its power unit wreaked havoc on the 21-year-old’s chances of…

Russell: Williams 2019 season ‘definitely not a write-off’

George Russell insists Williams’ 2019 season isn’t “a write-off” despite the mass of issues facing the beleaguered outfit. From the FW42’s delayed roll-out and flawed design to a lack of spare parts and internal disruption following the departure of technical director Paddy Lowe, Williams has never endured a more dismal start to an F1 campaign….

Renault’s Sainz sees Friday running order as ‘misleading’

A surprised Carlos Sainz found himself third on Friday’s timesheet, just behind the leading Red Bull pair, but the Renault driver believes the running order was especially a reflection of Mercedes and Ferrari’s struggles. Sainz clocked in behind Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo in both free practice sessions on the opening day of the Mexican…