Destinations to Fly to this Summer & Autumn and other Monaco news
During this holiday Easter weekend we will save your time on an update and will give you a selection of the most interesting articles.
Where do you want to Fly this Summer & Autumn. See the New Routes!
Warm weather is here and another sign that the summer holiday spirit is in the air are new destinations to explore by air. Unlocking these fresh avenues for exploration, EasyJet has unveiled its latest offerings. They are particularly enticing to Monaco area residents because they are serviced by regular direct connections from Nice Côte d’Azur Airport.
Two of these new destinations, so much easier to fly to now, are Malta and Agadir. Delve into the details, including ticket fares that do not break the bank.
Multi-Million Euro Beauties on Wheels on the Auction Block at the Historic Grand Prix
The historic race weekend, organized by the Automobile Club of Monaco, celebrates the world’s most incredible race cars—Formula 1 and Grand Prix—with competitive races, categorized by era and/or engine sizes, on the same Monaco Grand Prix historic circuit they may have raced years or decades prior.
And the Historic Grand Prix is not just the place to see racing but it is a magnet for car auctions of the most incredible cars. We are talking legendary cars with values in the millions. And not just one or two million euros. This is an occasion to see rare jewels worth up to 6 million euros or more.
Showdown at Rainier III Boulodrome: Count the World Petanque Champions Facing Off
It promises to be an extraordinary headline event, that is attracting the best boules players in the world to convene in Monaco for the 6th Hereditary Prince Jacques Challenge this coming September.
The Monegasque Federation of Boules, already in the starting blocks, recently unveiled a number of the selected teams that will represent the Monaco Boules Club at this Challenge, scheduled for September 14th and 15th at the Rainier III Boulodrome.
Clean Sweep in the F1 Melbourne GP but Not for Whom You Might Expect
A complete upturn at Melbourne as all expectations were swept aside. Red Bull instead of Ferrari took turns with mechanical problems, ruining Verstappen’s day even though he had looked to be sitting pretty on pole. Mercedes also had a day they would like to forget. Lewis Hamilton retired after 16 laps with engine failure. That left Ferrari and McLaren to fight it out with Ferrari prevailing in a one two win. Even within Ferrari, expectations were turned upside down as Carlos Sainz took first place momentarily reversing their driver rankings.
