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Trains in Miraculous Ladybug - Bonus: The Bus

[Part 1: The Metro Train]

[Part 2: The Metro Station]

[Part 3: Startrain]

[Part 4: The Gare du Nord]

It’s been a while since I made these posts, but I figured I might as well update them, and talk about the remaining public transit vehicle in the show that hadn’t been mentioned yet: The bus, shown here almost in its natural habitat.

Just like most other vehicles, the show has just the one, which is always signed as line 33 to Gare d'Austerlitz. The line is strictly fictional, just like the Metro lines, to justify this bus appearing everywhere in the city.

So let's talk about the bus itself. In the show, it gets thrown around, used to escape Zombies, it loses its breaks at the start of Gladiator, it's an animal prison, it receives the least destructive cataclysm of all time (in Animan) and way more. While it has no logos, and a slightly distorted front end presumably to avoid copyright infringement (yes, vehicle design is covered by copyright), it is unmistakably an Agora by… well, that's difficult actually, because this bus type has a complicated history.

First picture by Vincent Babilotte, from Wikimedia Commons, CC-BY-SA; second by Eole99, from Wikimedia Commons, CC-BY-SA

The Renault Agora was introduced in 1996 as Renault's first fully low-floor bus. In 1999, Renault Véhicules Industriels (commercial vehicles) merged their bus business with Iveco, functionally the commercial vehicle division of Fiat if you squint a bit. The new joint venture was known as Irisbus, and from 2002, the Agora became known as Irisbus Agora. Their logo is actually a dolphin ouroboros if you look closely; I have no idea why.

At the same time Renault and Irisbus were also busy buying companies in eastern europe, and reused their names, which means the Agora was also sold under such famous names (famous among bus nerds anyway) as Karosa and Ikarus in Eastern Europe. Those seem to have been co-branding things, those buses still had either the Renault Rhombus or the Irisbus dolphin on the front, and then a Karosa or Ikarus logo somewhere on the side. Some buses were also sold as Škoda (the part that makes trains, not the part that makes cars). We'll get to those later. Finally, in some countries, it was sold under the incredibly vague name "Citybus".

For Paris, we'll only care about the Renault and Irisbus versions, though. These are functionally the same, they just differ in the logo on the front, which the Miraculous bus simply omits entirely. On the inside, the Irisbus version has newer Iveco engines instead of Renault ones to meet newer emission standards, but that's irrelevant from the outside.

The main feature to recognise this bus from a distance is actually in the rear.

In order to provide a flat floor from the front right to the last seating row, Renault has arranged the engine and related mechanical parts in a sort of backpack. An angled drive shaft drives the rear wheels, which are arranged as a portal axle (a design where there is a small gear set near each wheel so the axle in the middl can be higher or, in this case, lower than the wheel hubs). This design as such isn't unique to Renault; it is also found on some Scania OmniCity buses and several ones in the US, starting with the high-floor GMC Rapid Transit Series in the late 70s. What is unique about the Renault design is how it's packaged, with a gentle curve at the top.

This design actually originated with the Renault R312, the Agora's predecessor, which was semi-high-floor (a single step to get into the bus), and continued to be used by the Agora's successor, the Irisbus Citelis, starting 2006. Here's the rear of one in Liège, Belgium:

Pictures by me, do what you want with them

In real life, the curve is not quite as pronounced as it is in the show, and the show has given the bus's rear end a pronounced overbite. Again, I think that's due to copyright, but that's just a guess.

The buses also come with a variety of rear lights; the ones on these Belgian buses don't match any of the Agoras or Citelises I've seen in Paris. Either way, the same backpack, now with LED lights, is also used on the Citelis's successor, the Iveco Urbanway.

(Oh yes, in 2013, Iveco bought the remaining share of Irisbus and renamed the bus models to Iveco only, but it's still the same fundamental bus design somewhere in there. The rest of the commercial vehicle division of Renault was sold to Volvo around the time but keeps its name. Note, that's the Volvo that makes trucks, not the Volvo that builds cars, which is completely independent and owned by Geely. This confusing shit keeps happening and it keeps getting worse.)

For extra confusion, there's also a version of all three buses that doesn't have this backpack, and instead has the engine under a raised floor. I'm going to ignore this one here.

I really love all the little details they implemented on the bus, like the colored signs on the outside that show route information.

I have no idea why Paris uses these, the buses have digital displays as well, but I like them as a concept.

You can also see the frame for the advertising. In this case it's empty; in other episodes it has shown ads for Adrien, Le Perfume, or for the weather girl contest in Stormy Weather.

On the interior, I'll be honest with you, I'm not that knowledgeable about french buses.

I think the overall layout is correct, but I think the seat color is wrong. Buses and trams owned by Paris's transit operator RATP usually have green seats. Maybe that was another copyright issue? I know that sounds weird, but the transit operator of Berlin (BVG) was recently in a legal battle with the designer of their seat patterns over the question whether BVG could sell merchandise with that pattern. RATP does not have that problem because they sell barely any interesting merch, no matter how much I'd like to buy some.

Next: The dashboard.

We get actually fairly good looks at it in some episodes, in particular Animan, and it looks pretty good.

In partikular, it seems to be a fairly close match for the VDV-Standardfahrerarbeitsplatz, seen here in a Citelis.

The buttons for the automatic transmissions are in different places here, but both versions seem to be available. Also note that this one has a display unit built in, but it seems that is also optional. The one in Miraculous Ladybug has a separate bus computer unit mounted next to the dashboard, which is a very common layout as well.

As the name implies, the VDV Standardfahrerarbeitsplatz is a german invention by an association of bus operators, who have standardised how a bus dashboard should look like. While bus manufacturers can offer their own, and some do, the standard design is usually also available. The advantage is that if you have buses from three different manufacturers, then you only need to train drivers once instead of separately for each bus. Since german companies build a lot of buses, their standards have become relevant in other countries as well; such as France. Paris has a lot of german-built buses these days as well.

I know the Agora didn't always use the VDV dashboard; you can find pictures of a weird angular Renault design. I don't know if they switched, or if the german standard design became available as an option, and I don't know which version RATP used. But it's certainly a type of real bus dashboard, and one that was used by the same company later on, so I think it's okay.

In some episodes, notably Glaciator 2 and Qilin, we also see the ticketing.

Marinette apparently has a Navigo pass, a contactless card that you touch to the validator in the bus. That seems perfectly accurate. In Qilin, she has forgotten that card, but luckily her mom has bought single-use tickets.

In Paris, you need to validate such pre-bought tickets first, which she does by touching them to the RFID validator.

That's really not how it works in real life. Instead there's a distinct validator for these bus tickets that stamps them, but this bus model doesn't have that. It's okay enough, I guess.

The main issue with the interior of the bus is something else: It has a step.

That's a bit of a problem. In real life, the Agora does not have a step, the entire floor is flat. That was its main advantage over the older Renault R312, which did have the step. I have no idea why the show chose to include a step in here. They're consistent about it as well; there's a step at the rear door, too.

(By the way, do not think about where the doors go when they're open. It's different every episode. They're supposed to swing inwards, but sometimes they swing out, or they just disappear.)

My final nitpick would probably be the underside.

I have no idea what an Agora is supposed to look like from underneath. But given that the engine is in the back, it's probably not supposed to have exhaust lines running all the way under it. Yes, that's as minor a nitpick as they come, but I couldn't resist once I saw it.

Overall, though, it's a good bus, and very appropriate if you only have the money to model one. The Agora is definitely a staple of Parisian cityscapes, with more than 2500 delivered to RATP, almost a quarter of the entire production run.

If there's one issue with its inclusion in the show, it's the age. The last Agora was built in 2006, and most of them have long been retired. A number of them are already in RATP's vast historic collection, which is sadly not open to the public except on special occasions. I don't get why; there would definitely be interest, just look at the London transport museum. Paris's public transport is every bit as iconic as London's, but they don't market it as such, and they don't have the museums and merchandise to capitalise on it, and I think that's just sad. Please allow me to give you money, RATP!

Anyway, these days, no Agora can go into Paris anymore. Paris has established a low emission zone in 2017, and all Agoras are too old to be allowed in. There are some Agoras still running in the wider Paris region, but not the city centre proper (though that one still has some Citelises, and also some Heuliez versions, which is a whole other can of worms). If we assume that Miraculous Ladybug takes place in some sort of eternal 2014/2015, which is still the best guess for a timeline that I've seen, then the Agora still fits, but it would hardly be the only or most common bus anymore.

The age becomes an issue in one particular episode, in Bakerix, where Bakerix complains that the bus is electric, and that's not how it's supposed to be.

In real life, the Agora was never available as a battery electric bus. Paris is buying lots of battery electric buses these days, including ones that have some lineage to the Agora, but the original only ever had internal combustion engines…

…well, except for sometimes. There were also Trolleybus versions of the Agora. First, there is the Škoda 24Tr (normal version) or 25Tr (articulated version), which was confusingly built in two versions, one based on the Agora and one based on the Citelis. There is also an Irisbus Agora Trolleybus with electrical equipment by Škoda. Is that a different trolley bus based on the Agora built in cooperation between Škoda and Irisbus, or is it the same one, and they just sometimes branded it as a Škoda and sometimes as an Irisbus depending on local contracts? Your guess is as good as mine. Either way, though, those were only sold in Eastern Europe. Paris doesn't have any trolley bus wires, so there were no electric Agoras here, ever.

That aside, though, I think Miraculous Ladybug did overall really well on the bus, given the constraints they had to work with, and I'm looking forward to seeing it in plenty more episodes.

I think that's the end of this series, unless the show starts bringing the tram or the RER into it. I don't think they will, because I don't think they could tell any new stories that way, but I would greatly appreciate it. Anyway, thanks for reading!

[Part 1: The Metro Train]

[Part 2: The Metro Station]

[Part 3: Startrain]

[Part 4: The Gare du Nord]

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Lewis always brings Roscoe, but what kind of dogs would the other drivers bring? 👀

Anon, I had to turn on my computer, sit at my desk and do a few stretches before answering this ask. It has my FULL attention:

Lewis Hamilton - he shows up with Roscoe as always. He's never going to replace the original Goodest Boy

Valtteri Bottas - he would show up with a Shiba Inu. Cute lil thing at first, but they are nasty lil bastards. Bonus, have you ever heard one scream? He picks a Shiba for the single reason that it would annoy the fuck out of Lewis and for once he would have the psychological advantage

Sebastian Vettel - A German Shepherd. Just like his owner, he's super smart and can probably come up with a better race strategy than Ferrari. Bonus, it barks when journos ask him asinine questions

Charles Leclerc - He shows up with a naked mole rat. The pet store sold it to him as a hairless chihuahua and nobody in the paddock has the courage to tell Sharl that his 'very unique dog, just like me because I'm Monegasque' is, in fact, not a dog

Max Verstappen - a rabid chihuahua with the propensity of peeing anytime he's near an object that belongs to Christian Horner

Alex Albon - Golden retriever, it's his emotional support animal. That dog deserves a raise. 

Romain Grosjean - He shows up with a cat with a shedding problem, just to fuck with Steiner. 

Kevin Magnussen - He shows up with a Dobermann because he thought it would make him look cool. Turns out that the dog is scared of Romain's cat and has an allergy to cat dander.

Daniel Ricciardo - his dog of choice would be a massive Bullmastiff who drools WAYY too much and thinks he's a lap dog. Dan thinks it's hilarious, Cyril starts aging in dog years out of extreme stress.

Esteban Ocon - he shows up with a pug named Mimi. He spends most of his income on dresses and accessories on the lil guy. He creates an insta account and updates it on the hour, neglecting his PR duties at Renault much to the despair of Cyril.

Lance Stroll - he shows up with a perfectly coiffed poodle. Lance understands that with great floof comes great responsibilities. 

Sergio Perez - his dog would be a Bichon Frise. Small, cute but mighty. 10/10 will destroy you if you cross his owner.

Carlos Sainz - no dogs. It's not part of his culture.

Lando Norris - he shows up with a Great Dane so big, you could probably put a saddle on him and ride it (the dog, not Lando ya nasties) 

Kimi Raikkonen - he shows up with a chow chow that does not make a peep. He's just there. Silent. Omnipresent. Staring at you. 

Antonio Giovinazzi - his dog would be a Shar Pei. He would spend most of his time laughing at the wrinkly dog. Nothing gets done in the garage because the mechanics made a bet that they could actually count how many rolls the dog has.

Daniil Kvyat - nobody really understand what kind of dog he shows up with, as it looks like a massive cloud. Upon closer inspection it is quickly determined tha the dog is in fact a massive Samoyed who has made it it's life purpose to socialize his owner. Dany cries a lot. 

Pierrre Gasly - he shows up with an Italian Greyhound so full of energy, the engineers at Alphatauri are trying to understand if it's possible to harness it's power and finally substitute that dubious Honda PU 

Nicholas Latifi - he shows up with the biggest, most lovably Newfie. He proudly shows him off saying his repping his home breed. Someone explains to him that Toronto is nowhere near Newfoundland. Geography was never Nick's strongest suit in school.

George Russell - his dog is a Tibetan Mastiff. He adopted it with the sole purpose to show off to Toto Wolff that he can, in fact, handle big and powerful things so could he PLEASE give him a shot at that Mercedes seat?

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A postcard from France By James May12 August 2006 • 00:01 am

An epic road trip provides the opportunity to get to grips with a new car - and travelling companion, writes James May

Dearest Readers,

I write from la Belle France, where I have now been for four whole days. The weather has been glorious for three of them, but very bad on the evening of the one on which we decided to camp for the night. C'est la vie - though normally only in the Lake District.

In case you weren't reading three weeks ago, I am here for a month to make a six-part series for BBC2 on the subject of French wine. I know nothing about French wine, or indeed any other type of wine, but that's the whole point. I am accompanied by Oz "woody finish" Clarke, the idea being that his immense and largely inaccessible knowledge of the subject will be filtered through my own ignorance and general peevishness until it is in a form palatable to normal folk who simply want a half-decent bottle of grog to knock back with the rosbif.

To that end, I bought a 17-year-old Jaguar XJ-S V12 convertible, partly in the hope that it would do the decent old-Jag thing and leave me stranded in Kent, where I could just have a nice pint instead. Sadly, no. It has so far brought us all the way to Bordeaux. This is in part the fault of Knowles-Wilkins Engineering, purveyor of subtly refettled XJ-S and Series III Jaguars, which worked continuously on the car from the day I bought it to the evening of the day before I left.

So on this trip I have two friendships to cultivate. One with my new car, the other with Oz "nectarine high notes" himself. And there is no better way to bond with a car or another chap than on a proper, epic road trip.

It has been a while since I drove an XJ-S. Much of it is as glorious as it ever was: the silken swelling that comes only with a full-bodied and robust petrol V12, the challenging complexity of the underbonnet arrangement, the satisfying vintage of its green LED trip computer and the lingering woody finish on the dashboard.

In other ways, it serves to remind us how far cars - and convertibles in particular - have come since this one was conceived. The vogue for the so-called coupe-cabriolet, a type of car with a solid folding roof now espoused by Daihatsu, Ford, Mazda, Mercedes, Mitsubishi, Peugeot, Renault, Vauxhall, Volkswagen et al, may cause us to forget that there was a time, not so long ago, when the folded fabric roof of a large GT drophead would sit on top of the boot like the aftermath of the R101 airship disaster; or that the owner was expected to step outside and shroud the wreckage with an ill-fitting cloth cover attached by means of 1,001 hooks and poppers, so that the collapsed mechanism could be disguised as a 1970s sofa instead. I infer from the near-pristine condition of the "hood bag", which takes up much valuable space in the boot, that the previous owner couldn't really be bothered. And neither, it transpires, can I.

But the Jag is still a great car. Hopeless on the autoroute it may be - the wind wails in the gaps around the hood, the fuel consumption is atrocious and it has the torsional rigidity of a piano accordion - but top-down on a winding D-road, it has greatly endeared itself to me.

I wish I could say the same about Oz, who has attempted to educate me in "the vocabulary of wine" by shoving a variety of organic items - nettles, cinnamon sticks, garlic, cow poo, cashew nuts, apples, oranges, vinegar - under my nose and demanding that I "learn" their smells. This in itself wouldn't be so bad, but these things are now in the passenger footwell of my newly recarpeted XJ-S, which he treats like the skip round the back of the Ready Steady Cook studio. Vive la différence is all very well, but he is filling my new car with rotting fruit, spoiling the mature and musty nose of the interior. I wouldn't mind if I got a drink occasionally, but since I'm always driving I can only really commend to you the 2006 Badoit mineral water. Sparkling.

So - he gets to drink a 1988 Château Baron Bomburst at £75 a bottle, and I get to drive a 17-year-old Jaguar. Still, it could be worse. It could be the other way round.

More in a week or so.

Bon nuit,

James

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●      Iveco mud flaps

●      MAN mud flaps

●      Mercedes mud flaps

●      Renault mud flaps

●      Scania mud flaps

●      Volkswagen mud flaps

●      Volvo mud flaps

●      Also, mud flaps for trailers.    

Welcome to our online store and have a safe trip!

How to Install Mud Flaps

Mud flaps or mud guards can be used to minimize the amount of spray, or water, that a car, truck, or SUV produces while driving in wet, muddy, or rainy conditions. Slightly different than spray guard, a mud flap is a longer, wider device commonly made of rubber or composites that can be used on any type of vehicle.

 Installing no-drill mud flaps on a car

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near McAllen TX: Installing mud flaps commonly can be done in one of two ways, either “no-drill” or requiring a drill for some necessary bolt holes.

While it is recommended to follow the instructions for your specific make and model of mud flap, general steps for installing a “no-drill” mud flaps are as follows:

Step 1: Clean the wheel area. Clean the area where the mud flaps will be installed.

Step 2: Create space between the tire and wheel well. Turn the front wheels to the left fully for the most clearance between the tire and wheel well.

Step 3: Check for placement. Test that the flaps will work for your vehicle by holding them up and comparing them to the shape and fit of the space available and check for a “RH” or “LH” mark for proper placement.

Step 4: Locate the holes. Your vehicle should have holes drilled into the wheel well for these mud flaps to work. Locate these holes and remove the screws that are currently in place.

Step 5: Put flaps into place. Move mud flaps into place and reinstall screws into the holes in the wheel well to install mud flaps, without fully tightening.

Step 6: Tighten the screws. Adjust placement and angle of mud flaps and fully tighten screws.

Step 7: Install any extras. Install any additional screws, nuts, or bolts that may have come with the mud flaps.

 Installing mud flaps that need to be drilled

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near McAllen TX: To install mud flaps that require holes drilled into the vehicle, the following general steps will walk you through the process:

Step 1: Clean the wheel area. Clean the area where the mud flaps will be installed.

Step 2. Create space between the tire and wheel well. Turn the front wheels to the left fully for the most clearance between the tire and wheel well.

Step 3: Check for placement. Test that the flaps will work for your vehicle by holding them up and comparing them to the shape and fit of the space available and check for a “RH” or “LH” mark for proper placement.

Step 4: Mark where to drill the holes. If your vehicle does not have the necessary factory drilled into the wheel well for your mud flaps to work, use the mud flaps as a template and clearly mark where the drill holes are needed.

Step 5: Drill the holes. Drill the holes based on the template you created.

Step 6: Install the flaps. Move mud flaps into place and install screws, nuts, and bolts into the holes in the wheel well to install mud flaps, without fully tightening.

Step 7: Tighten the screws. Adjust placement and angle of mud flaps and the fully tighten screws.

Again, it is highly recommended to locate installation instructions specific to the mud flaps you are installing on your vehicle; however, if it is not possible, the information above can be of help.

If you have any questions about mounting or installing mud flaps on your vehicle, ask a mechanic for help on how to do so.

 TIPS

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near McAllen TX: Adding mud flaps to your car, truck, SUV or CUV can be easy with no drill mud flaps. But what does no drill really mean? It means installation without having to drill new holes into your vehicle.  There are a few mud flap brands now offering mud flaps with easy installation. This means you don't have to drill into the steel of your vehicle to attach your new auto accessory.

●      Make sure the wheel well and installation area where you plan to attach your new mud flaps is clean and clear of dirt, grime and debris.

●      Turn your front wheels all the way to the left to maximize the clearance in-between the tire in the wheel well.

●      Next turn your mud flaps over to see where they are marked on the back. They should be marked L or LH for the left side and R or RH for the right hand side.

●      The mounting holes used will be the ones that are currently factory drilled on your vehicle located in your wheel well. Remove the screws, but hold onto them.

●      With the screw removed, move your mud flap into place. You’ll notice it fits perfectly to the contours of your vehicle.

●      Reinstall the screws into the holes you removed them from, attaching the mud flaps to the wheel well. Don’t fully tighten these yet.

●      Take any additional screws and washers provided with the mud flap and attach them to the mud flap and screw them into any remaining holes left open.

●      When attaching these additional screws, don’t forget to insert your hex nuts on in-between the mud flap and the wheel well if they were provided with your kit.

●      Before tightening your mud flap, adjust your mud flap to the angle you want it to be positioned.

●      Tighten the screws.

●      If your mud flap comes with additional holes and there is no available spot on your truck for a screw to enter, you will need to drill these holes out if you wish for extra stability.

Go for mud flaps that have chrome anti-sail brackets or stainless steel mud flap weight. These help keep the mud flap intact and prevent it from flying up when on the road. When the mud flaps fly off, the debris will make their way to the truck and cause damages. Most mud flaps from reputable manufacturers have both the anti-sail brackets and the mud flap weight that will ensure your off road experience is not interrupted.

 COST

How much does a mud flap Installation cost?

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near McAllen TX: Mud flaps can be made of plastic, rubber, stainless steel, or aluminum. There are universal and custom fit variants available for you to choose from. A single mud flap can cost you less than $50 while a whole set costs around $100 to $250.

A single mud flap can cost you less than $50 while a whole set costs around $100 to $250. Watch for symptoms indicating that your mud flaps need replacement.

If you are buying the car and mud flaps from them, they should install the damn things for free. $250...that makes me mad! It's an easy, easy job for a tech.

Now that I've done mine once, I could do them again in 10 minutes & that's taking my time.

You just need a 7mm socket on a short driver or ratchet (suggest driver to avoid over-torqueing the screw) and some slightly strong fingers to pull the factory shield out. One screw per shield...pull the old one out (just held in with clips), snap a new one in place (make sure the tab on the front flap is inserted into the splash shield)...reinstall screw...done!

 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Are mud flaps easy to install?

 Adding mud flaps to your car, truck, SUV or CUV can be easy with no drill mud flaps. But what does no drill really mean? It means installation without having to drill new holes into your vehicle. ... This means you don't have to drill into the steel of your vehicle to attach your new auto accessory.

 Should I get mud flaps on my truck?

 Whether you have a car, SUV or truck, getting mud flaps for your vehicle is a must. This automotive accessory helps prevent dirt and grime from reaching sensitive parts of the vehicle, especially the undercarriage which is prone to rust and corrosion. Mud flaps are also called mud guards or splash guards.

  Can you drive without a mud flap?

 First of all, without the mud flaps all dirt and stones will fly directly into the car behind you. This can cause serious problems in the road. For example, the driver with a dirty windshield may not notice your stop lights and brake too late. But this is just one of the reasons why you would want to install mud flaps.

 Do mud flaps prevent rock chips?

 Installing mud flaps will protect your truck or SUV from rocks, dirt, sand, mud, and other debris kicked up from rotating tires. Mud flaps also protect surrounding vehicles, especially against window chips from a kicked up rock. There is so much more to this protection that mud flaps offer.

 What types are there?

 Mud flaps can be sorted into two basic categories: molded, stiff types; and flexible flat ones. The molded type can provide a cleaner look, but can be fragile when cold and are easily damaged when driving over larger obstacles such as frozen snow banks or parking lot curb stones. Flat, flexible types usually provide more coverage and protection and are more popular on pickups.

 What do they cost?

 Prices can be all over the map, but generally for mainstream vehicles, the average range is between $60 to $90 per pair. Installation fees also vary widely, but shouldn’t be more than $40 or $50 per pair. But if you’ve any skill at all, they also make for an easy DIY project.

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Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near Omaha NE: Adding mud flaps to your car, truck, SUV or CUV can be easy with no drill mud flaps.  But what does no drill really mean?  It means installation without having to drill new holes into your vehicle. There are a few mud flap brands now offering mud flaps with easy installation. This means you don't have to drill into the steel of your vehicle to attach your new auto accessory.

Do you need mud flaps on your car?

Any experienced driver will tell you driving in the rain without mud flaps may be dangerous, especially on long journeys. But why put mud flaps on a city car?

First of all, without the mud flaps all dirt and stones will fly directly into the car behind you. This can cause serious problems in the road. For example, the driver with a dirty windshield may not notice your stop lights and brake too late. But this is just one of the reasons why you would want to install mud flaps.    

Everything that comes up from underneath your rear wheels also leaves a thick film on your car body and rear window. Sometimes it gets so bad even the wiper is of no use. The mud from the front wheels ends up on the windows, door handles and doorsteps, from where it can easily get on the driver’s and passenger’s hands and clothes. But that’s not all.

The flow of sand, water and stones can rub the paint and primer off the underside of your car body. That is why these spots corrode quickly. Of course, prevention is better than cure, so installing mud flaps is cheaper than restoring the factory paint.

Mud flaps are also useful in winter, as they help prevent snow build-up on the doorsteps and bumper. The mass of snow and road salt will stay on the mud flaps, rather than on the wheel arches.    

The easiest way to install mud flaps!

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near Omaha NE: Mud flaps are installed easily on every car model, as long as you have them. Our company sells mud flaps you can purchase online. We sell mud flaps for trucks and cars.

●      DAF mud flaps

●      Fiat  mud flaps

●      Iveco mud flaps

●      MAN mud flaps

●      Mercedes mud flaps

●      Renault mud flaps

●      Scania mud flaps

●      Volkswagen mud flaps

●      Volvo mud flaps

●      Also, mud flaps for trailers.    

Welcome to our online store and have a safe trip!

How to Install Mud Flaps

Mud flaps or mud guards can be used to minimize the amount of spray, or water, that a car, truck, or SUV produces while driving in wet, muddy, or rainy conditions. Slightly different than spray guard, a mud flap is a longer, wider device commonly made of rubber or composites that can be used on any type of vehicle.

 Installing no-drill mud flaps on a car

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near Omaha NE: Installing mud flaps commonly can be done in one of two ways, either “no-drill” or requiring a drill for some necessary bolt holes.

While it is recommended to follow the instructions for your specific make and model of mud flap, general steps for installing a “no-drill” mud flaps are as follows:

Step 1: Clean the wheel area. Clean the area where the mud flaps will be installed.

Step 2: Create space between the tire and wheel well. Turn the front wheels to the left fully for the most clearance between the tire and wheel well.

Step 3: Check for placement. Test that the flaps will work for your vehicle by holding them up and comparing them to the shape and fit of the space available and check for a “RH” or “LH” mark for proper placement.

Step 4: Locate the holes. Your vehicle should have holes drilled into the wheel well for these mud flaps to work. Locate these holes and remove the screws that are currently in place.

Step 5: Put flaps into place. Move mud flaps into place and reinstall screws into the holes in the wheel well to install mud flaps, without fully tightening.

Step 6: Tighten the screws. Adjust placement and angle of mud flaps and fully tighten screws.

Step 7: Install any extras. Install any additional screws, nuts, or bolts that may have come with the mud flaps.

 Installing mud flaps that need to be drilled

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near Omaha NE: To install mud flaps that require holes drilled into the vehicle, the following general steps will walk you through the process:

Step 1: Clean the wheel area. Clean the area where the mud flaps will be installed.

Step 2. Create space between the tire and wheel well. Turn the front wheels to the left fully for the most clearance between the tire and wheel well.

Step 3: Check for placement. Test that the flaps will work for your vehicle by holding them up and comparing them to the shape and fit of the space available and check for a “RH” or “LH” mark for proper placement.

Step 4: Mark where to drill the holes. If your vehicle does not have the necessary factory drilled into the wheel well for your mud flaps to work, use the mud flaps as a template and clearly mark where the drill holes are needed.

Step 5: Drill the holes. Drill the holes based on the template you created.

Step 6: Install the flaps. Move mud flaps into place and install screws, nuts, and bolts into the holes in the wheel well to install mud flaps, without fully tightening.

Step 7: Tighten the screws. Adjust placement and angle of mud flaps and the fully tighten screws.

Again, it is highly recommended to locate installation instructions specific to the mud flaps you are installing on your vehicle; however, if it is not possible, the information above can be of help.

If you have any questions about mounting or installing mud flaps on your vehicle, ask a mechanic for help on how to do so.

 TIPS

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near Omaha NE: Adding mud flaps to your car, truck, SUV or CUV can be easy with no drill mud flaps.  But what does no drill really mean?  It means installation without having to drill new holes into your vehicle.  There are a few mud flap brands now offering mud flaps with easy installation.  This means you don't have to drill into the steel of your vehicle to attach your new auto accessory.

●      Make sure the wheel well and installation area where you plan to attach your new mud flaps is clean and clear of dirt, grime and debris.

●      Turn your front wheels all the way to the left to maximize the clearance in-between the tire in the wheel well.

●      Next turn your mud flaps over to see where they are marked on the back. They should be marked L or LH for the left side and R or RH for the right hand side.

●      The mounting holes used will be the ones that are currently factory drilled on your vehicle located in your wheel well. Remove the screws, but hold onto them.

●      With the screw removed, move your mud flap into place. You’ll notice it fits perfectly to the contours of your vehicle.

●      Reinstall the screws into the holes you removed them from, attaching the mud flaps to the wheel well. Don’t fully tighten these yet.

●      Take any additional screws and washers provided with the mud flap and attach them to the mud flap and screw them into any remaining holes left open.

●      When attaching these additional screws, don’t forget to insert your hex nuts on in-between the mud flap and the wheel well if they were provided with your kit.

●      Before tightening your mud flap, adjust your mud flap to the angle you want it to be positioned.

●      Tighten the screws.

●      If your mud flap comes with additional holes and there is no available spot on your truck for a screw to enter, you will need to drill these holes out if you wish for extra stability.

Go for mud flaps that have chrome anti-sail brackets or stainless steel mud flap weight. These help keep the mud flap intact and prevent it from flying up when on the road. When the mud flaps fly off, the debris will make their way to the truck and cause damages. Most mud flaps from reputable manufacturers have both the anti-sail brackets and the mud flap weight that will ensure your off road experience is not interrupted.

 COST

How much does a mud flap Installation cost?

Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service near Omaha NE: Mud flaps can be made of plastic, rubber, stainless steel, or aluminum. There are universal and custom fit variants available for you to choose from. A single mud flap can cost you less than $50 while a whole set costs around $100 to $250.

A single mud flap can cost you less than $50 while a whole set costs around $100 to $250. Watch for symptoms indicating that your mud flaps need replacement.

If you are buying the car and mud flaps from them, they should install the damn things for free. $250...that makes me mad! It's an easy, easy job for a tech.

Now that I've done mine once, I could do them again in 10 minutes & that's taking my time.

You just need a 7mm socket on a short driver or ratchet (suggest driver to avoid over-torqueing the screw) and some slightly strong fingers to pull the factory shield out. One screw per shield...pull the old one out (just held in with clips), snap a new one in place (make sure the tab on the front flap is inserted into the splash shield)...reinstall screw...done!

 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Are mud flaps easy to install?

 Adding mud flaps to your car, truck, SUV or CUV can be easy with no drill mud flaps. But what does no drill really mean? It means installation without having to drill new holes into your vehicle. ... This means you don't have to drill into the steel of your vehicle to attach your new auto accessory.

 Should I get mud flaps on my truck?

 Whether you have a car, SUV or truck, getting mud flaps for your vehicle is a must. This automotive accessory helps prevent dirt and grime from reaching sensitive parts of the vehicle, especially the undercarriage which is prone to rust and corrosion. Mud flaps are also called mud guards or splash guards.

  Can you drive without a mud flap?

 First of all, without the mud flaps all dirt and stones will fly directly into the car behind you. This can cause serious problems in the road. For example, the driver with a dirty windshield may not notice your stop lights and brake too late. But this is just one of the reasons why you would want to install mud flaps.

 Do mud flaps prevent rock chips?

 Installing mud flaps will protect your truck or SUV from rocks, dirt, sand, mud, and other debris kicked up from rotating tires. Mud flaps also protect surrounding vehicles, especially against window chips from a kicked up rock. There is so much more to this protection that mud flaps offer.

 What types are there?

 Mud flaps can be sorted into two basic categories: molded, stiff types; and flexible flat ones. The molded type can provide a cleaner look, but can be fragile when cold and are easily damaged when driving over larger obstacles such as frozen snow banks or parking lot curb stones. Flat, flexible types usually provide more coverage and protection and are more popular on pickups.

 What do they cost?

 Prices can be all over the map, but generally for mainstream vehicles, the average range is between $60 to $90 per pair. Installation fees also vary widely, but shouldn’t be more than $40 or $50 per pair. But if you’ve any skill at all, they also make for an easy DIY project.

 Call For Us:

●      Automotive Mud Flap Installation Service Near Omaha NE

●      Mud Flap Installation

●      Fitting Universal Mud Flaps

●      Do Halfords Fit Mud Flaps

●      Car Mud Flap Fixings

●      Car Mud Flaps Price

●      Car Tire Mud Flaps Near Omaha NE

●      How To Fit Mud Flaps

●      Mud Flaps Car

●      Swift Mud Flap Price

●      Mud Flaps Car

●      Mud Flaps For Car Price

●      Car Tire Mud Flaps

●      Car Mudguard Rubber

●      Mud Flaps For Bikes

●      Mud Flaps For Wagon R

●      Car Mudguard Price Near Omaha NE

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1. ,Ask for Recommendations

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2. ,Choose a Local Service Provider.

Be sure to find the best company to deal with auto lockouts in or near your area to take advantage of the fastest services. Choosing someone that is further from your home means you are likely going to have to wait quite a while for them to arrive. On top of this, your costs might increase if they charge a callout fee determined by time. Make sure to check this before booking. Hiring an automotive locksmith will get you immediate assistance and avoid you paying more for transportation later. Without a mobile auto locksmith, you will may need to get your vehicle towed to a mechanic to get the locks fixed.

3. ,Check Their Insurance and Make Sure They Hold a License

It is important for the locksmith you engage to have full insurance coverage to protect your vehicle from accidents or damage. A professional automotive locksmith will have a certificate of insurance and coverage to do the job safely. Having insurance of the services available saves you from having to bear losses caused by a locksmith's mistake or any unexpected occurrence.

Before hiring someone for automotive lockouts, make sure they are licensed, qualified and experienced. A recognised auto locksmith has the knowledge and skills necessary to handle various vehicle locks and guarantees the best service. The license indicates that the company and tradesperson properly comply with industry rules and regulations and follow quality standards. It also means they have completed their trade certificate to attain their license. Therefore, to avoid getting caught by a shady amateur team, always ask for their license and be sure to check it on the Master Locksmith Association’s website. Always ask for their credentials and identification to confirm who they are. It helps if they arrive wearing a uniform and are in a marked van (with their logo or name). Then you know they are a real business.

Looking for an "Auto Locksmith Near Me"?

Have you locked your keys in the car, or have you lost them completely? When you need to get into your vehicle or replace your locks, search for "locksmith near me" to find our website. As one of the best Eastern Suburbs car locksmiths, we are always available to help you.

Help with All Kinds of Locking Problems

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Modern Transponder and Smart Keys

A car key is used to open a vehicle. These days they are often symmetrical with grooves on both sides of the key. Automobile keys are important because they not only open the doors of the car but they also:

- Turn on the ignition

- Open the glove compartment

- Open the boot

A valet key opens the driver’s door and turns the ignition switch but doesn’t allow access to other areas such as the glove box or trunk/boot.

Modern cars often use “keyless entry systems” and these rely on a door mounted keypad or remote control instead of a standard car key. Some of these are hands free.

Some cars, such as the Mercedes Benz, use a key that uses an encoded infrared beam. This checks that the codes match between car and beam and then the car is started via the vehicle’s computer. These are the most expensive keys to replace but they are promoted as the most secure and theft resistant keys available. This type of key can also be referred to as a “smart key”. These types of keys can remain in the owner’s pocket without needing to. Although the method of locking can vary across cars, some require touching a capacitive door handle while others only need the person to walk away from the vehicle.

Flip keys or switchblade keys close the metal key part into a plastic frame giving the key a smart, compact look. Most of these keys have buttons that can be clicked to lock and unlock the automobile’s doors.

Not all auto locksmiths are capable and equipped for these types of keys. Make sure to check when you get a quote and let them know your vehicle type and make. Key Solution Locksmiths are experienced at rekeying, programming and regaining entry to most vehicle types and makes.

Transponder car keys are also called automotive ignition keys and they emit a signal when it is turned in the ignition. Chip or transponder keys are hard to copy and this type of ignition can’t be used to force the car to start. This means they provide an added layer of security.

Different Names That Automobile Manufacturers Use for Keyless Entry

• Acura: Keyless Access System

• Audi: Advanced Key

• Aston Martin: Keyless Entry and Push Button Start

• BMW: Comfort Access or Display Key

• Bugatti: Keyless Entry Remote

• Cadillac: Adaptive Remote Start & Keyless Access

• FIAT-Chrysler: Keyless Enter-N-Go

• Ford: Intelligent Access with push-button start

• General Motors: Passive Entry Passive Start (PEPS)

• Honda: Smart Entry System

• Hyundai: Proximity Key and smart entry key

• Infiniti: Infiniti Intelligent Key with Push-button Ignition

• Isuzu: Genius Entry

• Jaguar Cars: Smart Key System

• Jeep: Keyless Enter-N-Go

• Kia Motors: Smart Key System

• Lexus: Smart Access System

• Lincoln: Intelligent Access System

• Mazda: Advanced Keyless Entry & Start System

• Mercedes-Benz: Keyless Go integrated into SmartKeys

• Mini: Comfort Access

• Mitsubishi Motors: FAST Key System

• Nissan: Nissan Intelligent Key

• Porsche: Porsche Entry & Drive System

• Proton: Passive Keyless Entry

• Renault: Hands Free Keycard

• Riverside Manufacturing LLC: Intelli-Fob

• SsangYong Motor: Smart Key System

• Subaru: Keyless Smart Entry With Push-Button Start or Keyless Access with Push-Button Start

• Suzuki: SmartPass Keyless entry & starting system

• Tesla: Model S Key

• Toyota: Smart Key System

• Volkswagen: Keyless Entry & Keyless Start or KESSY

• Volvo: Personal Car Communicator "PCC" and Keyless Drive or Keyless Drive

• Mahindra & Mahindra: Smart Key Module

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_key

Key Solution Locksmiths takes care of all these types of cars and their keyless entry systems.

Auto Locksmiths Service When You Need It

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Enjoy Affordable Locksmith Services

When you have a vehicle lockouts problem, don't worry about the price. With our affordable services, you will get the help you need without paying too much. Rates vary depending on the service you want, but our rates are competitive and cost effective and combined with our customer service, they set us apart from the crowd. Give us a call to request a free quote.

The Best Vehicle Locksmiths are Licensed

Because mobile locksmiths do so much, they have to get it right. Keys locked in a car can be a real hassle but with a licensed mobile auto locksmith, you’ll get back on the road faster.

Hiring an accredited automotive locksmith guarantees you the best service for your car locks. A license will help you know the locksmith has the necessary skills to handle the locks on various vehicles, especially your car type.

You should confirm the license's validity with the Master Locksmith Association to ensure that the locksmith undergoes a regular background check of their skills. This will help you avoid unscrupulous technicians when you need an auto unlock if your keys locked in car.

# 1 Locksmith for Cars

We are the number one Eastern Suburbs automotive locksmith you can count on. Our many 5-star reviews and feedback demonstrate our high standards and quality of our work. We aim to provide reliable, fast, hassle-free, and friendly 24/7 local locksmiths services. We are expanding and also offer services across Sydney thanks to our satisfied and loyal customers. Customer satisfaction is always our top priority.

Our technicians stay up-to-date with the latest products and technologies introduced to the market and are continually trained to maintain our high standards. Daniel Frawley, owner/operator of Key Solution Locksmiths was recently featured, as an expert, in the Sieper (SG Locks) newsletter reviewing the ML20 locks.

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The first and most common reason for a call is to get into car lockouts if the owner does not have the keys or has locked them in the vehicle. This can happen to anyone and can be an expensive and time-consuming process if you don't have a spare key on hand.

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Why Do Car Keys Wear Out?

Everything can wear out or break over time. This also applies to the keys for your car. Dropping your keys or not closing the key so the metal part is protected can also cause breakages. A good vehicle locksmith can provide a new key and program it for your car make and model.

Conclusion

An auto locksmith can be a great help if you find yourself stranded in a difficult situation. There’s nothing worse than realising you’re locked out of your car or the keys have been lost. It’s easy to feel frustrated and panicky. An experienced vehicle lockouts locksmith can be of great help. If they offer a mobile service, they can come and fix the problem for you as quickly as possible. Contact Key Solution Locksmiths today for the best automotive locksmith experience.

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XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro OBD2 Key Programmer User Feedbacks

As another representative professional OBD2 diagnostic scanner of Xtool Key Programmer, Xtool X100 Pad2 Pro is very cost-effective that can provide the most appropriate solutions for mechanic, staff of repair shops and car DIYers. With the same car list as Xtool X100 Pad3, it also equips with strong battery, large storage and fast running speed.

Moreover, It has innovative one-click oil reset function for extensive car models, 4 systems diagnosis, and provides professional key programming as well as supports special functions including oil service light reset, timing belt service light reset, tire pressure warning light reset, EPB reset, throttle body reset, DPF reset, battery reset, etc.

In the following content, let’s see the user feedbacks about this diagnostic scanner and try to know more about the practical needs or problems that customers care mostly about.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 1:

Fast shipping got here in 6 days! Worked perfectly on my Audi A6 2011. Also no need to buy extra token or anything to programme my second car VW 4th and 5th gen keys.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 2:

Have Received the Item.All is good and thank you! Got the great tool to change miles to KM at a Maserati Granturismo. Twan FYI, the Granturismo and Grancabrio have the same instruments as the Quartoporte.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 3:

Great seller A+++++++++. Well worth the money. This Xtool pad2 pro worked very well and was very fast in Renault Megane 2.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 4:

This pad2 pro tool covers European car market (ie: Ford eu, VW eu, opel EU, bmw eu etc), is indeed original product from XTOOL made for EU car brands

Have warehouse based in UK which is near my home. Quick service and good product.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 5:

Very pleasant shopping experience, I have purchased obdstar x300 pro3 before, but until I got xtool x100 pad2 pro, I start to realize this tool is just amazing on the most basic diagnostic functions and also some advanced special functions. It could help me a lot more and save me much money from getting my car to the dealer shop for small problems any more.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 6:

I am an auto technician and I use it almost everyday as far as your using it to access security systems , it is a beast however I do not recommend it as a regular code reader. It indeed is more suitable for those who want to make car keys or do the most basic everyday diagnostic check for your car. What’s more, it supports programming new keys in an all-key-lost situation.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 7:

This PAD2 pro is such a wonderful tool to help me with the 2017 Jaguar XE for mileage correction. Also well-packed and fast delivery service, very nice customer service.

XTOOL X100 PAD2 Pro User Feedback 8:

I could only say, this tool works perfectly well on my programming the FOB for a Mitsubishi Outlander GT 2016, but only support the manufacturing year before 2016. A little disappointed, but never mind, it equips with high-quality hardware and accurate diagnostics.

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The Importance of Fleet Car Maintenance Renault

Hey there, fleet managers and car lovers! Ever wondered why giving your fleet some extra care is a big deal? Let's talk about Renault car Maintenance. Buckle up for a smooth ride into the world of happy and healthy fleets!

Logbook and Scheduled Servicing:

Imagine a diary for your fleet! The logbook is like keeping track of your cars' health. Regular check-ups and services, like changing oils, keep your fleet feeling fantastic.

Fleet Repairs and Maintenance:

Just like us, cars need a little love too. Regular check-ups,  routine Fleet service and quick fixes make sure your fleet stays in tip-top shape, ready to tackle any journey.

Routine Maintenance:

It's like brushing your teeth for your cars! Regular checks, from tires to fluids, keep everything running smoothly. Small steps now mean big smiles on the road later.

Major and Minor Engine Overhauls:

Your fleet's heart is its engine. Whether it's a big or small overhaul, it's like a spa day for Major Engine Repairs, making sure they're strong and ready for the long road ahead.

Cooling System Service and Repair:

Think of it as a refreshing drink for your cars. Taking care of the cooling system ensures your fleet stays cool, even on the hottest days.

Clutch and Brake Repairs:

Clutch and Brake Services are very important. Clutch and brakes are like the shoes of your fleet. Keeping them in top shape means your cars can stop and go smoothly, making every trip a breeze.

Fuel System Servicing and Repairs:

It's all about keeping the fuel flowing. Regular service and fixes ensure your fleet's engines get the right fuel, keeping them efficient and ready to hit the road.

Transmission Repairs (Manual and Automatic):

Transmissions are like the talkers of your cars. Repairs, whether manual or automatic, keep your fleet speaking the language of smooth rides. Renault specialist Melbourne can help you.

Auto Electrical Diagnosis and Repair:

Cars can have electrical hiccups too! Skilled diagnosis and repairs keep the lights on and make sure your fleet stays charged and ready to roll.

Accident Repairs and Panel Beating:

Oops, accidents happen! Skilled hands can fix bumps and dings, making your fleet look good as new.

Pre-Purchase, Safety, and Roadworthy Inspections:

Before welcoming a new member to the fleet, it's like a first date. Pre-purchase checks ensure you're getting a keeper, while safety and roadworthy inspections make sure your cars are good to go. Renault service centre melbourne will give you the best service with experts.

Conclusion:

Keeping your fleet happy is like having a team of superheroes. For fleet maintenance service consult a Renault car service Melbourne for safety checks, each step ensures your cars are ready for any adventure. So, keep up the good work, schedule those check-ups, and let your fleet shine on the open road!

For more: https://www.renaultmechanic.com.au/services/

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Lewis Hamilton Equals Michael Schumacher’s F1 Win Record

Lewis Hamilton has equalled Michael Schumacher’s F1 win record in a history-making FORMULA 1 ARAMCO GROSSER PREIS DER EIFEL 2020. As well as the Brit matching the German-ace, it was the 228th race in the points for Mercedes-Benz power, equalling Ford for the longest run of consecutive points finishes for an engine manufacturer. There was another personal record, as Kimi Raikkonen made his 323rd start in FORMULA 1 to set a new record for race starts.

Listen: 2020 Eifel Grand Prix Review Podcast

F1 Win Record Milestone Beyond Lewis Hamilton’s Wildest Dreams

Growing up watching Michael Schumacher dominate F1, Lewis Hamilton dreamed of having a similar level of success, but never imagined it would happen.

After crossing the line for his 91st win in FORMULA 1, Hamilton was presented with one of Schumacher’s helmets by his son, Mick Schumacher.

‘It’s tough to put what this means into words. I remember watching Michael winning all those races when I was a kid and playing racing games with my brother and choosing to play as Michael.

‘I dreamed of being there myself, but I don’t think anyone and especially me, imagined another driver getting anywhere near Michael’s records.

‘It was beyond my wildest dreams to be equalling his number of race wins and it just shows that dreams can come true. It’s an incredible honour and something that will take some time to sink in.

‘But I couldn’t have done it without this incredible team, everyone pushing so hard and giving it absolutely everything. A huge thank you to everyone back at the factories and also huge respect for Michael, I feel really grateful today.

‘In terms of the race itself, it was tough out there. I had a really good start and Valtteri did an amazing job to defend into Turn 2, I wouldn’t expect it to be any other way.

‘Then it was about trying to figure out how I could beat Valtteri, so I really had to look after the tyres and make sure I stuck with him. I saw he was struggling a bit and knew the opportunity would come, but then he had the lock-up.

‘I managed to build a good gap after that, but then the Safety Car came out.

‘Max was right behind me and I knew I had to have a strong restart to keep him behind. I managed to catch him out which is always nice and that gave me the jump I needed. But you can see the pace Red Bull had at the end, so we’ve got a serious fight on our hands,’ said Hamilton.

2020 Eifel Grand Prix, Sunday – Mick Schumacher presents Lewis Hamilton with one of his fathers race helmets (image courtesy Mercedes-AMG Petronas)

Positive Weekend For Max Verstappen

While not content with finishing second, Max Verstappen took the positives out of another podium and more points scored in the battle for the Constructor’s Championship.

‘Overall it was a positive weekend and I think we can be very pleased with another second place. I tried to keep as close as possible to Lewis during the race and we just didn’t quite have the pace to fight him but overall I was pleased with the performance.

‘We have taken a step forward with the car this weekend, so I am of course happy with that, but we still need to improve and we will keep pushing so we can take the fight to Mercedes every weekend.

‘The Safety Car re-start was not easy with the cold temperatures and the tyres, especially with the others behind having a bit of a temperature advantage after catching up to us, but I managed to keep them behind and pull away again with Lewis.

‘I’m of course also happy with the point for the fastest lap which was an extra bonus. It’s also good to see Daniel back on the podium, he is a great driver and he really deserves it,’ said Verstappen.

2020 Eifel Grand Prix, Sunday – Max Verstappen (image courtesy Red Bull Racing)

Daniel Ricciardo Returns Renault To F1 Podium

Daniel Ricciardo achieved one of his key objectives when he signed with Renault: to return the team to the podium. After several near misses in 2020, it was a case of Mission Accomplished at the Nurburgring.

‘Oh wow, it feels like the first time I ever got a podium. These emotions and that feeling you get when you get out the car, hug the team, the mechanics slapping you on the helmet, it’s just amazing and I am so happy we did it!

‘It’s obviously my first one with Renault and it’s something I wanted to achieve when I set out on this journey with the team. It’s been two and a half years since I’ve been in this press conference too, so it’s been a while for me.

‘I felt like it was coming with our performances in recent races, so I am so happy to have done it. The race itself was pretty tight and there was some discussion on whether to pit for a second stop or not, but we had the luxury of track position. The Safety Car then gave us an advantage, so we made that call and, in the end, it was the right one. What a day!’ concluded Ricciardo.

2020 Eifel Grand Prix, Sunday – Daniel Ricciardo (image courtesy Renault F1)

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