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CES 2026 - Xiaomi Kebab

On this episode of The Motoring Historian, Jon Summers summarizes a Western Automotive Journalists recap of CES 2026 led by chair Charlie Vogelheim, arguing that major auto innovation has shifted ...from traditional auto shows to CES. He frames the industry around electrification, autonomy, connectivity, and shared mobility, noting huge spending since 2010 largely from outside traditional OEMs, and discusses how autonomy remains harder than early forecasts. Highlights include Waymo’s sixth-generation vehicles with 29 sensors and expansion to colder cities; Nvidia’s open AI platform; Uber’s planned 2026 Lucid Gravity-based autonomous rollout; Qualcomm’s single-chip ADAS/infotainment concept enabling cheaper EVs and reinforcing “software-defined” cars like Xiaomi’s ecosystem approach; bolt-on ADAS from comma.ai; Zoox demos; Mercedes “Level 2++”; Sony-Honda’s expensive Afeela; Germany’s remotely driven Vay concept; and standout tech like a hovering flying motorcycle and Donut Lab’s solid-state battery designs.

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00:00 Why CES Matters

01:10 EV Future Hopes

03:23 Three Revolutions

05:32 Shared Rides and Waymo

09:38 ACES and Investment

11:13 Waymo Gen 6 Hardware

13:33 Cold Weather Challenges

15:09 Nvidia and Lucid Gravity

17:41 Qualcomm One Chip Cars

21:39 Software Defined Automakers

25:19 Aftermarket Autonomy Debate

27:24 Autonomy Reality Check

28:56 More CES Oddities + Flying Bikes and Batteries

39:11 AI Construction Machines

41:50 Is ACES Still Relevant?

43:29 Outro and Credits

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The British Touring Car Championship: We Were There

Jon Summers and co-host Mark Gammie discuss the British Touring Car Championship with a focus on its 1990s peak, while placing it in historical context from early British saloon car ...racing through eras featuring cars like the Ford Galaxie, Lotus Cortina, Vauxhall “Big Bertha/Baby Bertha,” Capris and Rover SD1s. They recall late-1980s/early-1990s battles between Sierra Cosworths and BMW E30 M3s, the excitement of Murray Walker’s commentary, and BTCC’s NASCAR-like contact on narrow UK club circuits such as Brands Hatch, Donington, Thruxton, Cadwell Park, Knockhill, and Snetterton. They cover the two-liter, 8,000-rpm formula, heavy manufacturer involvement, memorable moments involving Tarquini, Mansell, and Plato, the influence of the TOCA Touring Car video game, and how rising costs and aero/regulation changes reduced factory participation and spectator interest after 2000.

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00:00 BTCC Origins and NASCAR Parallel

02:54 Jack Sears and the Ford Galaxie

05:56 Jerry Marshall and Vauxhall Berthas

09:38 Capris vs Rover SD1 + TV Era

13:22 First BTCC Memories Sierras and M3s

14:35 Murray Walker

16:27 Club Circuits Brands to Cadwell, Thruxton, and Goodwood

24:11 Nineties Contact and Iconic Crashes

26:12 F1 Cameos Chaos

27:02 TOCA Game Memories

27:33 BTCC Rules and Money: Why It Beat F1

33:47 Favorite Tracks And Cars

35:15 Renault Laguna Road Car Tales

41:20 Drivers And Skill Gap

43:53 Reg Creep And Decline

46:19 Everyman Cars, Taxi Driver, Wrap Up And Credits!

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On this episode of The Motoring Historian, Jon Summers discusses the shift towards software-defined vehicles and the implications for the automotive industry. As cars become edge-of-cloud devices, their functionalities increasingly ...rely on cloud connectivity rather than on-board hardware. He critiques this shift, lamenting the loss of driving freedom and the rise of touchscreen interfaces. He also highlights the role of companies like Remotive Labs, which develop scalable digital twins for virtual component testing, allowing earlier and smoother integration in vehicle development. However, this transition brings challenges, especially in organizational change and collaboration between engineering silos. Jon uses historical and contemporary analogies to underscore how traditional car development and engineering practices are being revolutionized by software-centric approaches.

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00:00 The Evolution of Software-Defined Vehicles

02:47 The Impact of Over-the-Air Upgrades

06:25 The Shift from Traditional to Virtual Testing

19:30 Cultural Differences in Automotive Engineering

28:19 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Mecum Kissimmee 2026 : White GTO / Yellow Enzo

Jon Summers, recaps his recent visit to the Mecum Kissimmee auction in Florida. He discusses witnessing the auction of the Bianco Ferrari GTO, which despite high expectations, sold for a ...disappointing $38 million. Summers reflects on the shift in the collector car market, noting the rising prices of newer cars compared to older models. He highlights key collections, including the Bachman Family Collection, known for low-mileage Ferraris and custom orders. He also shares his thoughts on the auction atmosphere, the uniqueness of Phil Bachman's Ferraris, and significant sales, such as a Ferrari Enzo for $15 million and a Porsche 918 Spyder for $5.5 million. He contemplates the generational shift in collector preferences, hinting at a future where hypercars might surpass vintage Ferraris in value.

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00:00 Jon's Recent Trip and Auction Insights

03:51 The Bachman Family Collection

05:03 Phil Bachman's Ferrari Passion

08:41 Auction Highlights and Reflections

15:52 Generational Shifts in Car Collecting

25:36 Conclusion and Sponsor Message

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Las Vegas Concours; Risotto with Pagani and Hagerty

Jon Summers, The Motoring Historian, discusses his experience attending the Las Vegas Concours, an extravagant car show held in conjunction with other motoring events like SEMA and the Formula 1 ...Las Vegas Grand Prix. He shares his journey driving a half-million-mile F-250 Powerstroke pickup truck to the event and reflects on the unique aspects of the Las Vegas venue. He describes the show fields featuring high-caliber and rare cars, including supercars, hypercars, and classic models. Jon also mentions engaging with various car enthusiasts and celebrities, and highlights the convenience and appeal of having the event in a city like Las Vegas. The episode emphasizes the educational and diverse nature of the event, comparing it to other esteemed car shows such as Pebble Beach.

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00:00 Las Vegas Car Culture

01:31 The Las Vegas Concours Experience

05:34 Show Fields and Car Highlights

09:12 Unique Cars and Personal Encounters

14:09 Reflections on the Event

17:58 The Drive to Vegas

20:08 Pre-Show Party and Social Interactions

26:20 Meeting Automotive Celebrities

30:34 Conclusion and Acknowledgements

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Across the Block: Bachman Collection & Bianco Speciale Coverage

In this episode, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace joins Crew Chief Eric from Break/Fix Podcast, Jon Summers (The Motoring Historian) and special guest David Neyens from Motorcopia.com to ...provide live commentary on the MECUM Kissimmee Auction 2026. The team focuses on the extensive and valuable Ferrari collection from the Bachman family, covering a range of classic and modern Ferrari models, including the rare Ferrari 250 GTO "Bianco Speciale." They analyze the historical and cultural significance of several models, discuss market trends, and consider the factors influencing auction prices. Key highlights include record-breaking bids for unique and low-mileage Ferraris and the unexpected final hammer price for the Bianco Speciale, sparking debates on the evolving collector car market.

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00:00:00 Special Episode at MECUM Kissimmee Auction

00:01:29 Discussing the Ferrari Testarossa

00:02:44 Market Trends and Auction Insights

00:06:36 Exploring the Bachman Collection

00:11:49 Automobilia and Memorabilia

00:20:00 Diving into Ferrari's Heritage

00:25:51 The Significance of the Ferrari 308

00:42:54 The Enzo and Modern Ferrari Design

00:45:35 Auction Dynamics and High Bids

00:47:36 Excitement and High Stakes Bidding

00:48:51 Rare Ferrari Models and Their Appeal

00:51:42 Unique Customizations and Collector Insights

00:55:39 Ferrari FXX and Its Exclusivity

00:58:27 Ferrari 360 and Challenge Stradale

01:03:46 Classic Ferrari Models and Their Legacy

01:22:02 Ferrari 400 and Its Market Perception

01:25:27 Special Order Ferraris and Unique Color Schemes

01:31:57 The Unique Ferrari Aesthetic

01:32:30 BBI vs. 365: A Ferrari Showdown

01:35:36 The Dino Legacy

01:38:51 Modern Ferrari Design: F12 TDF

01:41:51 The Green Ferrari 360

01:46:13 The Value of Rare Colored Ferraris

01:52:44 The LaFerrari Aperta: A Million Dollar Marvel

01:55:32 Ferrari Market Trends and Investment

02:14:38 The 512 BB: A Carbureted Classic

02:16:25 Discussing the F40 and F50

02:18:06 Ferrari 512 BB and Market Trends

02:21:09 Ferrari 458 Speciale and Market Predictions

02:25:55 The F50: A Formula One Car for the Road

02:30:31 The Bianco Speciale: A Unique Ferrari GTO

02:38:15 Auction Analysis and Market Trends

02:58:35 Concluding Thoughts and Future Auctions

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On Ferrari Friday's, William Ross from the Exotic Car Marketplace will be discussing all things Ferrari and interviewing people that live and breathe the Ferrari brand. Topics range from road cars to racing; drivers to owners, as well as auctions, private sales and trends in the collector market. Copyright William Ross, Exotic Car Marketplace a division of Sixty5 Motorsports. This episode is part of our Motoring Podcast Network and has been republished with permission.Show More

In this episode, Jon Summers and Mark Gammie delve into the storied career of Michael Schumacher, discussing his early start with Jordan, memorable moments in Formula One, and his dominant ...years with Benetton and Ferrari. They highlight Schumacher's unparalleled speed, racecraft, strategic brilliance, and relentless focus. However, they also touch on controversial aspects of his career, such as instances of unsportsmanlike behavior. The hosts reflect on Schumacher's legacy, his post-retirement return with Mercedes, and the impact of his life-changing skiing accident. They conclude with admiration for Schumacher's resilience and contributions to motorsport.

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00:00 Discussing Michael Schumacher's Early Career

02:12 Memorable Moments and Rivalries

03:53 Benetton Years and Controversies

11:23 Ferrari Era and Dominance

17:43 Comparisons and Legacy

23:47 The Dominance of Michael Schumacher

25:07 Technological Advances; The Era of Extreme Downforce

28:07 Michael Schumacher's Return and Challenges

31:24 The Ruthless Competitor

33:38 The Legacy of Michael Schumacher

36:16 The Later Years and Personal Struggles

43:19 Reflections and Final Thoughts

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In this episode, motoring historian Jon Summers recounts his experience at the Redwood Rally Drag 'n' Drive event held in Oregon in September 2025. He describes the unique format of ...Drag 'n' Drive events, which involve driving street-legal drag racing cars between multiple drag strips over several days. Jon highlights the grassroots ingenuity and convivial spirit among participants, as well as the rugged, scenic environment of Oregon. He shares anecdotes and memorable encounters, particularly emphasizing the familial and community aspects of the event. The episode features detailed observations about the different cars, their modifications, and the overall atmosphere, making it a vivid and passionate recount of his adventure.

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00:00 Overview of the Redwood Rally
00:50 Explaining the Drag 'n' Drive Concept

01:43 Challenges of Street Legal Dragsters

03:14 Grassroots Passion and Ingenuity

04:11 Anecdotes from the Oregonian Experience

09:08 Memorable Cars and Builds

14:05 Final Thoughts and Reflections
15:55 Closing Remarks and Sponsorship

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Jon discusses his experiences and insights from attending a recent Society of Automotive Engineer (SAE) event focusing on AI and its applications in automotive design and racing. The episode details ...how AI is revolutionizing automotive engineering by improving design processes, enhancing efficiency, and enabling engineers to utilize their domain expertise better. Key examples include AI's role in Formula One aerodynamics, engineering intuition, and the development of more efficient electric motors. Summers emphasizes the potential of AI to exponentially speed up innovation while noting the importance of properly guiding AI with accurate data. The episode also examines the broader impact of technological advances on motoring history and the automotive industry.

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00:00 Event Recap: Society of Automotive Engineers

02:43 AI in Automotive Design

04:17 Formula One and AI Applications

07:14 AI's Role in Engineering Intuition

09:38 Case Studies and Real-World Examples

17:13 The Future of AI in Engineering

24:56 Audience Interaction and Q&A

41:20 Concluding Thoughts and Sponsor Message

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Pit Stop: David Hobbs on 1960s British Club Racing & the White Ferrari GTO

On this Pit Stop mini-sode of the Break/Fix podcast our team, consisting of Crew Chief Eric, William Ross (Ferrari Marketplace Podcast) and Jon Summers (The Motoring Historian) delve into the ...history of British Club racing in the 1960s with legendary pro-driver and commentator, David Hobbs. The discussion covers David's early racing career, the dynamics and culture of club racing during that era, and significant figures such as Lofty England, John Coombs, and various renowned drivers like Graham Hill, Mike Hawthorn, and Jack Sears. Hobbs shares personal anecdotes, his experiences with different racing cars, including the famed white Ferrari 250 GTO and Jaguar E-Type, and his interactions with key personalities in the motorsport world. The episode also touches on the transition from amateur to professional racing and the evolution of race car engineering.

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00:00 Special Guest: David Hobbs

01:23 Early Racing Days; Apprenticeship and Career Beginnings

03:13 Racing Success and Challenges

08:30 Club Racing Insights

14:59 Technical Innovations and Gearbox Development

17:04 Evolution of Club Racing

21:11 Exploring the Drivers of the Ferrari 250 GTO

21:23 The Journey from Club Racing to Professional Racing

22:29 Negotiating Driving Fees and Starting Money

25:02 Jack Sears and His Long-Term Ownership of the GTO

26:35 The Jaguar XJ13 and Its Untapped Potential

30:23 Favorite Cars and Memorable Races

33:07 Sterling Moss and Other Racing Legends

35:33 Lofty England's Influence and Personal Stories

38:55 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

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What's so special about... The Bianco Speciale?

This episode of The Motoring Historian focuses on the history of John Coombs' 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, also known as 'Bianco Speciale,' the only white GTO from the factory. Coombs ...was a prominent British car dealer and race car tuner, known for his work with Jaguars in the post-war period. The discussion delves into Coombs’ pivotal role in car racing and his rivalry with other notable figures like Mike Hawthorn. It also explores Coombs' decision-making, including his choice for a right-hand drive configuration and the specific racing modifications made to the GTO. The narrative touches on broader themes of car manufacturing, racing strategies, and automobile culture in the 1960s, providing insights into the significance of this particular GTO in automotive history. The script culminates with a discussion on the car's market value and its auctioning by Mecum Auctions, highlighting its unique features and provenance.

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00:00 Special Episode: The White Ferrari GTO

01:37 Legacy of John Coombs

03:20 The Tragic Story of Mike Hawthorn

08:10 Jaguar vs Ferrari: The Competitive Edge

15:53 Right-Hand Drive Rarity

26:01The Unique White Ferrari

32:57 Understanding the Vents: The Mystery of the Third Vent

35:57 The White Paint Conundrum

37:38 The Interior Puzzle

40:40 The Value of a Unique GTO

50:06 Auction Insights and Market Trends

55:20 Concluding Thoughts and Acknowledgements

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Dukes of Hazzard History, Used Mercedes, Diesel F250

Joined by his co-host Mark Gammie, Jon and Mark delve into various topics, including the comparison of the 1970s movie 'Moon Runners' to 'The Dukes of Hazard', car character development, ...and notable actors. The duo also explores vehicle ownerships like the Ford Fiesta, Mercedes, and the appeal of Range Rovers, detailing personal experiences with repairs, expenses, and the joys of collecting vehicles. They talk about specific car models such as the Ford ST, E 55 AMG, and the legendary Powerstroke Diesel. Additionally, they discuss the environmental impact, reliability, and the market for classic and high-performance cars. The conversation closes with a look into future automobile purchases and the practicality of moped usage in small towns.

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00:00 Discussing 'Moon Runners' and 'Dukes of Hazard'

09:05 Car Talk: Honda CB 1000 Hornet

10:22 Mercedes Updates and Repairs

24:56 Electric vs. Gasoline Cars

26:27 Exploring Mercedes AMG Models

29:05 The Gentle Use of a CL vs. E Class

29:31 Buying the F250: A Well-Written Ad

32:23 The Rampage Motorcycle Lift

33:48 The Search for a Suitable Truck

35:56 The Appeal of Diesel Vehicles

40:37 The Range Rover Confession

45:32 Audi and the RS6 Launch

50:41 Moped Misadventures

52:38 Moving to a New Place

55:15 Conclusion and Sponsor Message

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