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the wheel came completely away from the car. The camera mounted above the cockpit showed how Alonso reacted quickly to put it back in place and regain steering control of the car. He went off ...

Alonso got the steering wheel back on and was able to return to the pit lane, where his crew quickly fixed the steering-column issue. Outside of a Sprint win in China, it has been a disappointing ...

The updated EV brings an updated kit list including a larger-capacity frunk that now holds 53 litres (up from 50 litres previously), along with new alloy wheel ... 136 PS/310 Nm rear mounted ...

The wheel of history cannot be turned back. China is a dignified major country and a responsible member of the international community. Standing up against power politics is not only to safeguard ...

The incident occurred soon after the Spaniard started his run in the practice session, and while he was able to get the steering wheel back into place, the driver had to make his way back to the ...

As the Spaniard approached the final corner, his steering wheel came off, leaving him to attatch the steering wheel back onto the steering rod in a moving car on a live track. However, his woes began ...

In an especially damning line, Galloway declared, “We finally need to acknowledge, we have someone at the wheel of the global ... to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. and ease the nation ...

I've tested more steering wheels with Xbox and PC compatibility than I can count, and these rank as the best of all. At-home racing simulation can seem like an expensive and farfetched hobby to ...

The vehicle then made an eastbound turn back onto Southeast 138th Lane before coming to rest in the driveway of 4295 SE 138th Lane, which was his known residence. Hunter got out of the vehicle and ...

For decades, American autoworkers have borne the brunt of plant closures, wage cuts, and offshoring — all in the name of “free trade.” Corporations, enabled by broken trade deals, hollowed ...