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From bustling bazaars and medieval fortresses to modern art museums and sparkling Mediterranean waters, there's nothing quite like a European getaway. America may have the wide open road, but the Old ...

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Monaco is fourth and Toulouse eighth. Players from both clubs wore shirts with "WO=MAN" written on the back instead of their names in a league initiative to mark International Women's Day.

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The financial advice gender gap continues to grow with more female advisers needed if we are to begin to close it, according to national advice firm Continuum in a release the day before International ...

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I've been mentioning the two stop for years," Hamilton said after completing F1's three-day testing schedule in Bahrain. "I think Monaco has to be at least a two-stop [race]. I think the one-stop ...

The FIA World Motor Sport Council has approved the addition of a mandatory second pit stop at the Monaco Grand Prix in an attempt to create "better racing" at the famous event. A lack of ...

And to finish off the day, the FIA announced that plans to introduce a mandatory two-stop race for May’s Monaco Grand Prix had been approved by the world motorsport council. The initial reaction?

The FIA has confirmed that the Monaco Grand Prix will become a mandatory two-stop race from the 2025 edition of the event. Crucially, this rule change will take effect in wet or dry conditions ...

At the end of nine hours of track time on day one of testing in Bahrain, one more hour than planned, McLaren’s Lando Norris topped the timesheet, picking up from where he left off with his win ...