Free Practice's Infinite Drift campaign for Nike is Fast And Furious meets CCTV fuzz
The campaign portrays the tension between beauty and burn through moving portraits of drivers and their cars, beautifully captured against a visceral background.
The Rise And Fall Of The Neon Signs That Defined American Diners - Tasting Table
The rise of car culture transformed roadside diners into essential pit stops, where neon signs illuminated America's highways, reflecting a post-war era of optimism and mobility.
As Need For Speed turns 30, the devs currently running the series say the biggest challenge new entries face is "literally the age of the franchise"
Patrick Honnoraty recalls the excitement of first encountering 'The Need For Speed' in 1994, feeling an adrenaline rush as players drove and evaded cops in a thrilling experience not seen before.