With Àlex Palou's victory in the Indianapolis 500, Catalan motorsports have reached their best moment in history. The driver from Sant Antoni de Vilamajor already had three IndyCar Series titles (and appears to have a fourth in the bag), but never before has a Catalan driver climbed onto the top step of the podium in one of the three most important races in the world of motorsports.

Jordi Roca, one of the world's best pastry chefs, was walking through the Llémena Valley looking for flowers when a man on a bicycle stopped. "What are you doing, Jordi? You look like a bogeyman with this bag," he asked. "I'm looking for flowers to make desserts," Jordi replied happily. In front of him was a true legend of Catalan motorsports, Salvador Servià. "Being able to meet people like him makes me happy," says the youngest of the Roca brothers, who still has no idea what his future holds when he arrives at the starting point of the KH-7 Costa Brava Rally and is allowed into the area reserved for drivers. "Me being the driver. It's awesome!" he says, smiling.

Obtaining sustainable fuels from nature is nothing new, and there are already several brands, such as Geely or Audi, who have been working on the research and development of new synthetic fuels that use organic waste or even volcanic lava as a source of energy to obtain fuel in a sustainable way for some time.