Video: Today on YouTube: full throttle without a steering wheel Like most drivers, when Formula Renault 2.0 competitors experience an electrical fault, they tend to pull over to get it seen to. Not so for Jeroen Slaghekke. During a race at Oschersleben in the Northern European Cup, he decided to fix it in a particularly creative way: by taking the steering wheel off, and then replacing it, at full speed. This baffling manoeuvre seems to have the desired effect, because Slaghekke speeds merrily off. Why it works is less clear. We can only imagine it's the driver's equivalent of hitting Ctrl+Alt+Del. Rory McIlroy does the crossbar challenge with a golf ball. Tour de France team manager Marc Madiot's ecstacy over young charge's stage win.