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Audi R18 in pictures

Take a closer look at the R18 e-tron quattro – the car that could lead Audi to its 13th victory at Le Mans

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A real-life superhero has turned down six-figure offers for his home-made Batmobile so he can continue helping sick children. Batman fanatic Zac Mihajlovic, from Camden, Australia, hand-built his very own street legal version of the car from the 1989 film starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson. Rather than cash in on his dream machine, Zac decided to use his powers for good by teaming up with the Make-A-Wish foundation, who make dream's come true for terminally-ill children.

Batman fan builds Batmobile

Round the bend

The Middle-Eastern millionaires have descended on London with their shiny supercars - and they're annoying their neighbours

Supercars roll into London

Jim Bachor has been filling in troublesome potholes in Chicago and leaving beautiful mosaics in their place

Pothole mosaics

The original Batmobile in Los Angeles. Batman's original ride, from the 1960s TV series, has sold at auction for $4.2 million

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Allan McNish Audi

Win a signed Allan McNish t-shirt

Enter the prize draw for a chance to win this one-of-a-kind Audi t-shirt, signed by three-time Le Mans winner, Allan McNish

Allan McNish

FoM Allan McNish interview

Tips for Le Mans hopefuls

How do you win the toughest motor race on earth? Three-time champion Allan McNish reveals his winning tactics

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