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There are few places on earth where a Formula 1 car, a Le Mans-winning prototype, a heavily modified drift machine and a priceless concours classic can appear within minutes of one another without the occasion feeling remotely unusual.
That is the peculiar brilliance of the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
The emergence of the LiveWire brand as a standalone vanguard of electric performance is a shift that demands the attention of any serious rider. For years, the project incubated within the hallowed, petrol-soaked halls of Harley-Davidson, a bold experiment by the Milwaukee giant to capture the future. Yet to truly thrive, it needed to shed its heritage shackles. Now operating as a fiercely independent, publicly traded entity, LiveWire has spent the last few years proving it can build machines with its own distinct soul.
If ever there was a manufacturer that covers all the bases, it’s BMW.
If you want to ride around the world, through the most inhospitable territory imaginable, they have you back with the GS Adventure. If you want one of the fastest bikes on the planet, they have you covered with the M1000RR. Want a continent-crushing, luxurious tourer or heritage-styled factory custom? BMW Motorrad have it all and more.
Arrival: The Audi A5 S Line and the Finest Fifty Yards in Black Tie
For over a century, every single motorcycle bearing the iconic spread-wing eagle logo, known as The Eagle Of Mandello, has been built in the same spot: Mandello del Lario, a postcard-perfect town nestled on the dramatic eastern shores of Lake Como in northern Italy. The factory has been looking out over the shores of Lake Como since 1921.
There are sensible ways to test a compact family SUV. You could take it to the supermarket, fill the boot with shopping and fill the back with kids. Or you could point it north from Hampshire, drive to Aberdeen, divert through the Cairngorms and see whether it still feels like a good idea several hundred miles later.
The latter seemed more like me.
The queue for LeShuttle's Flexiplus lounge told its own story. McLarens, Ferraris, Lamborghinis — you name them, they were there, idling politely in line like schoolboys waiting for the tuck shop to open, their owners doing that studied nonchalance that only a man leaning against half a million pounds of carbon fibre can attempt.
There is a distinct moment when a motorcycle ceases to be merely a collection of moving components and becomes an event.
With the 2026 Pan America ST, Harley-Davidson hasn't just updated a model range; they have codified a subculture. Born from the sun-baked asphalt of the American West Coast, the Pan America ST represents a fascinating paradox: the intersection of unyielding Milwaukee iron and genuine apex-hunting intent.
A Car With a Serious Identity Crisis, and I Mean That as a Compliment
The problem with reviewing electric cars without a home charger is that you very quickly become an unpaid infrastructure correspondent. You stop thinking like a motoring content creator and start thinking like a logistics manager.
