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BMW is closing the chapter on one of its most recognisable modern roadsters with the introduction of the Z4 Final Edition. This limited-run version marks the last opportunity for customers to order a new Z4 before production ends in March 2026. Since its debut in 2002, the Z4 has built a strong following through its mix of distinctive styling, open-top driving and sharp handling. The Final Edition is designed as a closing tribute to the model, offering exclusive exterior and interior details that set it apart from the standard range.The Final Edition will be available for order only for a short period beginning in late January 2026, giving interested buyers a narrow window to secure one of the last examples.

The 2025 FIM JuniorGP World Championship concluded at Round 7 in Valencia, with all riders and teams pushing hard to close the season. Hakim Danish faced challenges in FP1 and FP2, finishing 18th and 15th, but showed improvement in Practice by securing 3rd place and later earned P9 on the grid in Qualifying 2.In Race 1, Danish had a slow start but recovered mid-race to finish 9th. Race 2 saw a better start, yet he battled within the pack and crossed the line in 8th, demonstrating consistent progress throughout the weekend.Danish reflected: "This week was challenging with very strong competition, but I improved in every session. I gave my best and had opportunities to develop further. I will maintain this momentum and work even harder for next season, finishing 8th overall with 1 podium.

Poosit Supupramai produced a spectacular finish to grab a share of the third-round lead at the Bharath Classic 2025 in Gujarat, firing a hole-in-one on the 16th and chipping in for birdie on the last.He and fellow Thai Jazz Janewattananond adapted well to the Shotgun Start to sit atop the leaderboard at 15-under at Kensville Golf Resort.Poosit carded a bogey-free 66, while Jazz shot a 65, putting them three strokes ahead of Panuphol Pittarayat, Korea’s Heemin Chang, and Indian amateur Ishaan Chawhan. With the season nearing its end, many players are battling to secure their Asian Tour cards, including Poosit, who is 81st on the Merit list and hoping for a strong finish or a win to earn a one-year exemption.

Land Rover has pulled the covers off a hardcore new version of the Defender, engineered specifically to take on the 2026 World Rally-Raid Championship and the famously punishing Dakar Rally. The model, officially named the Defender Dakar D7X-R, will compete in the “Stock” category and will be led by 14-time Dakar champion Stéphane Peterhansel, who takes on driving duties for the team.Although the D7X-R is based on the already formidable Defender Octa, the rally variant has been pushed even further within the limits allowed by competition regulations. The body structure has been reinforced, cooling has been improved to cope with the extreme desert heat, and additional underbody protection has been fitted to cope with continuous impact and rough terrain.

Amdavad (Ahmedabad), India has been officially confirmed as the host of the Centenary Commonwealth Games in 2030, following ratification by delegates from 74 member nations at the Commonwealth Sport General Assembly in Glasgow. India’s bid, centred in Gujarat’s largest city, promises a culturally rich and ambitious celebration that builds on the momentum of Glasgow 2026. The announcement was marked by a vibrant Garba and dhol performance, offering a glimpse of the energy and heritage India will bring to the milestone edition.The 2030 Games will commemorate 100 years since the first Commonwealth Games in Hamilton in 1930. Commonwealth Sport President Dr Donald Rukare hailed the decision as the beginning of a “new golden era,” praising India’s scale, youth and sporting passion. India’s CGA President Dr PT Usha said hosting the Centenary Games represents both an honour and a responsibility, uniting athletes and communities across the Commonwealth in a spirit of progress.