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What do you reckon? Do you think you can ski like Candide Thovex? I bet you don’t…

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Hours after hours the violence climbed to reach his peak around 23pm on les Champs Elysées, seeing the Police fighting youngsters most of them not PSG fans at all but just “racaille” coming from the French suburbs seeing an opportunity to rob, fight, destroy and loot whatever they can. What a sad night. This is sad for football as well.

Everyone is trying to find responsibilities now, but no one plaid guilty. The Club? Paris mayor? The Police? The government? I think this is just a matter with the French society in general. Justice is lax, do whatever you want and you won’t face major trouble. But this is another debate I suppose.

Anyway, watch these 2 interesting videos, first this is what happend when a club win a title in UK. Second is what happen when the French win a title. Pretty gross. What a shame. Watch this one too, it gives a better idea but I can’t embed it.

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Well first I think he won’t reply to that question. The scottish had in his squads the finest players the football world counted including Cristiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, Wayne Rooney and so on… But also Eric Cantona. The Frenchman along his five years at Manchester United was the catalyst of the team, the leader, the icon that the whole people of England always dreamed to have in their national team. But unfortunately he was French.

I am pretty sure that Sir Alex Ferguson will cite Eric Cantona as one of his fav player he has ever work with. The King Eric Cantona was a true lad. Along his first season at united (93-93) he get fined by the FA £1000 for spatting at a fan in Leeds. Few years later in 1995 he was banned of football for 9 months (!) for the famous kung-fu kick he gave to a Crystal Palace fan (watch below). At a press conference called later, Cantona gave what is perhaps his most famous quotation. Cantona said, in a slow and deliberate manner: “When the seagulls follow the trawler, it’s because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea. Thank you very much.” He then got up from his seat and left, leaving many of the assembled crowd bemused.

This incident was a turning point for his career as he was not allowed to play for his international team as well. Eric Cantona has been elected best player of the century by the Manchester United fans, the most loyal in the football scene.

Sir Alex Ferguson shaped Eric Cantona as better player, and the pair conquest the heart of fans. Eric Cantona is definitely one of Sir Alex Ferguson favourite player of all time. Word.

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With a simple tap of the pedal, the F-Type V8 is able to get you to 60mph in as little as 4.2 seconds and 50-75mph in the 2.5 seconds following that. The top speed, as with most cars today, is electronically limited to 186mph – still enough for you to lose your licence twice over.
The V6 edition however, as you can imagine, delivers a little less at 375bhp with the 0-60mph taking 4.9 seconds.
If you’re lucky enough ever to have heard the masculine roar of the E-type with your own ears, you’ll be glad to know that the F-Type echoes exactly the same type of fury, and is satisfyingly thorough.

Reading through critic reviews online, you will find that the E-type is a similarity that is constantly mentioned, and for good reason.
Not only have Jaguar for the past forty years being trying to fill the hole that the E-Type has left behind, but they have also been trying to emulate its success with every sports car to follow.
With the new F-Type at least, they seem to have got just that little bit closer.
The greatest thing about the car as far as Jaguar are concerned however, is the potential it yields concerning new customers, as you do not have to be a dedicated enthusiast in order to enjoy it; you merely have to appreciate cars, or have eyes, either way.
Available at quality dealers such as HA Fox Jaguar, the F-Type could well be one of the most exciting releases this year.

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The former state highway cuts a path between Queenstown and Wanaka. It is a short cut, which has long been a route for travellers. The first track dates back to the early gold rush days. The road now is still one of the most demanding and technical drives of the country.

The drive for Mike Whiddett will be challenging and faster than most. For the first time in NZ motorsport history, the road has been closed across three sections for a unique filming opportunity. The New Zealand based international drift driver has a chance to push his bespoke quad rotor rotary engine car to new limits on a completely clear road. The road closure signs are rolled out; it is time for Mad Mike to Conquer the Crown.

On paper, the first section of the road appears to be the trickiest. Seven consecutive hairpin turns on a near-vertical mountainside climb give the Switchbacks their name. The second section is all about speed. Whiddett pulls sixth gear along the Crown Terrace and winds the Mazda RX7’s 750 horsepower engine out to its redline. He hits 232km/h before slowing, fleetingly pulling on the handbrake to lock the rear wheels before stomping back on the accelerator. The tyres erupt back into a spinning frenzy; black marks the bitumen. This is drifting nirvana in its purest form.

The run up to the Crown Summit is a fusion of high, medium and low speed bends, created to attack sideways. With barriers flanking the road at one side and exposed banks at the other, it mimics the mountain touge roads that the Japanese forefathers of the sport originally, and illicitly, ran by moonlight. The margin for error is slim here, but Whiddett never backs off as the final forty-seventh corner passes by in a blur.

“I think drifters have an innate ability to slip from reality when driving up a road like the Crown Range in normal circumstances. We imagine drifting through the turns, the gear changes, the footwork, the hand brake and of course stomping on the gas. So for me, having the opportunity to get behind the wheel of my machine, push it to the limit and conquer the Crown is a dream turned into a reality,”says Whiddett.

The Crown: conquered.

source: RedBull Media house

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Enjoy the video, I did. Safe ride.

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