Road test yearbook 2021: April to June
We had first glimpses of cars set to become significant in the future, too, including the amazing 819bhpAdvertisementAnd we didn’t just confine industry big hitters to our awards issue. In June, we also spoke to Stephan Winkelmann onfuture, former Formula 1 star Robert Kubica and Jaguar Land Rover boss Thierry Bolloré, a man facing significantly more than 99 problems. Still, as he showed when he outlined his plans to turn Jaguar into an EV-only premium brand, a pitch ain’t one.
In an excellent interview with Autocar, meanwhile, Editor’s Award winner Sir Lewis Hamilton spoke with surprising candour not only about the racing but also his activism and the challenges he has faced on his way to the top.Trofeo, which we tested in late June in readiness for publication in August. This £130k super-saloon was a chance for one of the originators of the fast saloon breed to show Porsche, BMW, Audi Sport and Mercedes-AMG that it could still give them a sound shellacking.
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