Aditya Saikrishna

Nov 17, 2023 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Aditya Saikrishna

UNITED STATES: In a groundbreaking move, MotoGP is gearing up for a major transformation in 2027 with plans to introduce 850cc engines, marking the fourth engine change in the premier class's history. The current technical regulations, established in 2022, are set to expire in 2026, prompting a significant overhaul to enhance safety and foster greater competition. The championship has seen shifts in manufacturer participation, with Suzuki bidding farewell at the end of the previous season.

Nov 17, 2023 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Aditya Saikrishna

UNITED STATES: In a strategic move aimed at revolutionizing its electric vehicle (EV) production, General Motors (GM) has silently entered the gigacasting arena by acquiring Tooling & Equipment International (TEI), a prominent sand-casting specialist and a key Tesla prototyping partner. GM's acquisition of TEI revealed in a recent Reuters report by Automotive News, signifies a crucial step toward reducing the production costs of their upcoming electric vehicles.

Nov 15, 2023 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Aditya Saikrishna

UNITED STATES: In a candid revelation, Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner dismisses the possibility of Max Verstappen assisting Sergio Perez in securing the second spot in the Drivers' Championship. Despite the looming challenge from Lewis Hamilton, Horner asserts that Perez, currently holding a 32-point advantage over the Mercedes driver, can clinch the coveted position on his own.

Nov 14, 2023 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Aditya Saikrishna

UNITED STATES: In a groundbreaking move for the future of female representation in motorsport, Lia Block, daughter of the late Gymkhana sensation Ken Block, is set to make waves in the world of Formula 1. The budding racing star will step into the single-seater arena with the esteemed ART Grand Prix team, marking a significant stride for the all-female F1 Academy.

Nov 13, 2023 | transcontinentaltimes.com | Aditya Saikrishna

UNITED KINGDOM: In a strategic move to navigate a tumultuous business landscape, Imagination Technologies, the U.K.-based chip technology design maker, has revealed plans to lay off 20% of its workforce, according to confidential sources close to the matter. The company, known for supplying chip technology to tech giant Apple since a 2020 agreement, cited a challenging "business environment" over the past 18 months as the driving force behind the decision.