REDLINE REBELS

<p>Petrolheads are being painted as public enemies-demonized by governments scolded by NGOs and buried in click-bait headlines that blame weekend burnouts for a warming planet. Redline Rebels fires back with torque and nuance. Jour­nalist-rac­er Marco Vassallo spans six con­tin­ents from Japan's neon touge runs to Cuba's diesel-swapped '57 Chevys unveil­ing how car culture unites fam­i­lies spins local econ­omies and often in­novates the very green tech­nolo­gies pol­i­cy­makers claim to champion.</p><p></p><p>Inside these pages you'll hear the untold carbon math that puts hobby mileage below big-box delivery fleets watch EV drifters duel fuel-burning icons and peek behind the curtain of synthetic-fuel labs turning captured CO₂ into high-octane freedom. You'll meet the women teaching valve-lash in Saudi Arabia the Kenyan mechanics building rally cars from scrap and the Gen-Z coders who swap batteries as fast as their grandfathers changed plugs.</p><p></p><p>Redline Rebels doesn't deny climate change; it dismantles lazy scapegoating. By weaving narrative adventure with hard data Vassallo shows why the open road still matters-and how the next generation can keep the spark alive without choking the sky.</p>