On the day that he announced that he will be leaving Sauber to join “his” driver, Nico Hulkenberg, at Sahara Force India, leading F1 operations engineer, Tom McCullough, talks to Rob Wilson and Peter Windsor about the impact the new 2014 F1 engines will have on the drivers. There’s lots of chat about Nico, of course, and of how his arrival will be a huge boost for SFI – but we look, too, at the new regs in general: how will the greater torque of the engines affect the way tyres evolve – and what, in turn, will this mean in terms of the way the drivers use the steering wheel and pedals? Fuel-flow rates will also be an issue, as will the drivers’ ability to manage them
Mike “Aemka” Knobel presents SWISS ARTSY KNIFE – Full Movie
Just like the famous Swiss Army Knife, Mike “aemka” Knobel is a jack of all trades and arguably the only snowboarder to single-handedly make an entire movie solely with his own creative and athletic powers. Only the filming was left to a handful of talented friends and professionals such as Tom Elliott, Patrick Salama, Daniel Loosli and many more. Follow Aemka on his path living a life full of snow, paint, pixels and drum-machines in a never ending quest to perfect his craft.
Filmed and edited by Nick vonWerssowetz
Featuring:Cyrus Bennett – Jacob Gottlieb – Friends (Stan Karbine, Kevin Mailet, Andrew Wilson, John Choi, Dylan James, Bobby Groves, Daniel Weinstein, Max Palmer, Tyler Gilbert, Billy Mcfeely, Frank Mare, Paul Tucci) – Adrian Vega ft Adam Becerra and Justin Ching – Lunchbox including Alex O’donahoe, Nick Carracino, Ricardo Castaneda, Harrison Hafner, Dan Debarros, Danny Castaneda, Kevin Davis and Bobby Groves – Genesis Evans – Shawn Powers / Adam Zhu – Jason Byoun
In today’s modern era, snowboarding continues to grow even more specialized than ever, and most riders are forced to focus on one style of riding with hopes of breaking through and making it big. Japan’s Kazuhiro Kokubo is the rare exception. The versatile phenomenon competed in pipe for Japan at the 2010 Olympics and spends his winters winning global halfpipe titles like the New Zealand and U.S. Open. When the competition season ends, Kazu peels off the bib and hops on his sled to begin filming in the backcountry. Solid, stylish parts in half-a-dozen Standard Films features plus annual Burton movie segments have established Kazu as one of snowboarding’s most well-rounded riders. In 2011 he founded Stonp, an accessories brand that supports the scene and his 7 Samurai crew back home in Japan. In 2012, Kazu filled the gaps in his competition schedule by joining adidas teammate Jake Blauvelt on filming missions for Naturally.