There’s never a bad time to add a pair of classic sneakers to your rotation, and we found not one but two great deals on a great pair of iconic Pumas. For a limited time, you can score them for up to ...

They’re the classic sibling of the sportier Puma Speedcat (a favorite sneaker of writer Ambar Pardilla), and they’re on sale ...

A professional-grade racing shoe with a hefty $450 ... Dipped completely in white, Puma's Big Cat logo is debossed across the lateral toe, while Ferrari's Prancing Horse emblem is proudly stamped ...

Men's shoes and women's shoes alike benefit from the clean, fresh look of white sneakers. Here are some top picks that combine fashion, durability, and comfort. S.No. Top Products Feature Rating 01 ...

ROME, March 27 (Reuters) - Ferrari (RACE.MI), opens new tab plans to increase the prices of some of its cars sold in the United States in response to new tariffs, the luxury carmaker said on ...

Finding shoes that are comfortable, fashionable and breathable can be a difficult task, especially if you tend to have sweaty feet. Whether you’re looking for moisture-wicking running shoes ...

made with breathable monomesh, provides a supportive yet ultra-lightweight feel." The shoes range from $125-135, and can be found on Puma's website and Foot Locker.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton of Britain gets a ...

The racing driver is typically seen rocking his Puma Speedcat Pros, an exclusive driving shoe made in Ferrari red ... it was contrasted with white leather Formstrips across the sides and a ...

This shift is no accident. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna recently said that 40% of the brand’s new buyers are under 40, which is a big jump from 30% just 18 months ago. He sees it as an ...

“Following the FIA post-race scrutineering, both our cars were found not to conform to the regulations for different reasons,” Ferrari stated. “Car 16 was found to be underweight by 1kg and Car 44’s ...

Ferrari had "no intention to gain any advantage" at the Chinese Grand Prix but has admitted its "mistakes" led to a double post-race disqualification for Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton on Sunday.