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Race Tracks Of The World is a supercool wall decoration for the Formula 1 fan in you. (Or someone like me that just simply loves the visual quality and overall concept.) They are made from high quality Baltic birch plywood and matte black Formica. You can select from almost every track around the world. The average size is 36″ square depending upon the track shape. Cool? Definitely!

Forget about Beetle Cam and other devices. A British photographer risked his life as he captured these wildlife shots.

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It’s not everyday we get to bring you news of a brand new Pagani, and by the looks of things it’ll be a day remembered in supercar history. The AMG developed, twin-turbo V12 pumps out 700 horsepower with 738 lb-ft torque bringing the car to 62 miles per hour in just 3.2 seconds and will keep chugging along until it hits 230 miles per hour. Link

Typefaces of the World is a poster Shelby White created to show the typefaces that are most commonly used in a lot of today’s design. The poster includes information for each typefaces such as the year it was made, the location and the typographer. These 50 typefaces were chosen based on popularity and usefulness in present design. It was by mere coincidence that the typefaces were nearly split 50/50 between Europe and the United States. But it does show that the most prominent locations for typographers were in these areas.

Just when you think you’ve seen everything Ferrari goes and releases a hatchback, yes, a hatchback. While its sure to be polarizing, its numbers aren’t anything to scoff at. A 6.3 liter V12 puts 651 horses right into the asphalt launching towards a 0-62 time of 3.7 seconds while on its way to a wormhole opening top speed of 208 miles per hour. Link