Freestream T1 changes colour and becomes the Caparo T1

The T1 will premiere at the world's most prestigious motoring event: the Top Marques show in Monaco

The Gumpert Apollo

650 HP, 360 km/h (224 mph) top speed and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h (0-62 mph) in just 3 seconds.

INSANE!!!

The man said "It has always been a dream of mine to have a car that has so much downforce, such aerodynamic efficiency that you could drive on the roof of a tunnel at high speed – and this car can.”

That man is Roland Gumpert.

Way too much red meat in this man's diet!!!

Cobra International Arbitrage GT

A seriously smooth, sexy lightweight component sportscar made almost entirely from Carbon Fibre.

Read more about it HERE

And another great Rallying website

Created by dedicated rally fans who have turned a passion into a hobby – not overnight, and nor are they rally experts. Rallying is a sport of passion often too comercialised at the highest level. Rallye-info.com is a place where the grass-roots passion for the sport can be shared.

Take a look.

Great new rallying photo archive

Whilst trawling through some old nostalgic rallying notes, I thought I would just stick a few of the names I found into Google's search, and low and behold I came across this great photo archive going back years and years.

The site is called club photo.

Amongst the member pages I came across this little gem. Its not just road rally photos, there are literally hundreds of different photos to view.

I recommend you take a look.

Digital Camera Flash Memory

Having just invested in the Dynax 5D, I needed to buy a useful size CF memory card. With 128MB cards from Maplin costing nearly £20, I resorted to the usual internet searches and came up with quite a few sources, most of which I had never used before.

Thankfully, amongst the list of names I saw Picstop, a company I have used before and one I would be willing to recommend to anyone.

They carry the Kinston x100 CF Ultimate 1GB card at £33 and had it on my doorstep the next day. Not only was the CF card good value, but they had an NP-400 battery equivalent for the 5D at a blinding £9.90p. (It can cost up to £45 for the Minolta original, ouch!!!)

Time for a new toy!

Having stuck with Fuji Digital cameras for years, I really hankered for a Digital SLR and although I know it has now been discontinued, I did opt to buy the excellent Konica Minolta Dynax 5D.

I have owned a Dynax 7000i 35mm SLR for years, which in its day was also a fine piece of photographic equipment, but with the ease of use of modern day digital camera equipment, it had found its way into the dark corner of my camera bag.

Then along came the 5D, which thankfully will accept the lenses I use with the old 7000i. The 7000i may now be pensioned off as a trade-in at Jessops for an extra CF card or maybe even another lens.

Anyway, sad to see that KM appear to have sold of the camera division, but great news that the buyer appears to be SONY.