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The Bentley Supersports is a limited-edition, rear-wheel-drive variant of the Continental GT, stripped of its hybrid system and rear seats to achieve a sub-2,000kg weight. Priced at £342,900, it offers 658bhp and a 3.7-second 0-62mph time, delivering exceptional track dynamics despite some thermal limitations in brakes and differentials.
The 2027 Bentley Continental Supersports is a limited-edition, rear-wheel-drive coupe that sheds over 1,000 pounds compared to the GT Speed. It features a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 657 hp, massive carbon-ceramic brakes, and advanced aero to achieve 1.3g lateral acceleration. Priced near $490,000, the 500-unit run is already sold out.
Bentley has launched the 2027 Continental Supersports, a limited-run, rear-wheel-drive coupe designed for track performance. By removing the hybrid system, front axle, and rear seats, the car sheds over 1,000 pounds compared to the Continental GT Speed, weighing under 4,400 pounds. It features a 657-horsepower V8, carbon-ceramic brakes, and advanced aerodynamics. Only 500 units will be produced, and all are already sold despite a base price near $490,000.
Clara Adams, a talented high school track athlete from North Salinas, was disqualified and stripped of her state title after celebrating by spraying her shoes with a fire extinguisher, an act deemed unsportsmanlike by officials. Her disqualification prevented her from competing in the 200 meters, despite her impressive performances, leading to feelings of disappointment and accusations of racial bias from her family. The incident sparked controversy and highlighted issues of sportsmanship and fairness in youth sports.
A transgender high school athlete, A.B. Hernandez, reports being heckled at competitions, highlighting ongoing social tensions, while California's federal funding for her participation may be threatened by President Trump's promise to cut funds if she competes.
McLaren has given the already impressive 720S a midlife refresh, resulting in the new McLaren 750S. With more power, less weight, and various updates, the 750S is both more usable and better on the track. The car weighs 3,062 lbs (1,388 kg) in its standard configuration, but can be further trimmed down to as little as 2,815 lbs (1,277 kg) with the right options. It features a 4.0 L twin-turbo V8 engine generating 740 hp (552 kW) and 590 lb-ft (800 Nm) of torque, and offers improved throttle mapping, faster gearshifts, and a responsive suspension system. The 750S can go from 0 to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds and provides a thrilling driving experience.
Scott McLaughlin, driver for Team Penske, has urged his fellow IndyCar drivers to "relax" and give the new Detroit track a chance, despite criticism over its bumpy and twisty layout. McLaughlin believes the track will improve over time and has compared it to the tight confines of the Nashville street course. He also believes it will provide good opportunities for passing and that it's up to the drivers to race responsibly.