Ricciardo left steering wheel off to 'avoid potential electrocution'
Daniel Ricciardo didn't replace his Renault steering wheel because he felt it would be dangerous after being told not to touch his Formula 1 car to "avoid potential electrocution"
This Rolls-Royce Phantom is Supra powered
Rolls-Royce released it's seventh-generation Phantom in 2003. In just five years, the automaker produced nearly 5,000 cars. The one above is most likely the only one you'll ever find that hides a Japanese secret. Some absolutely wonderful mad person in Tokyo has decided to came up with a unique solution to an expensive problem. When the car's...
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