Women To the Fore: Discover How Monaco United Is Redefining Football’s Future
In our unique sovereign state, a bold new player has emerged to give extra vitality to a sport: Monaco United Women’s Football Club. Led by former star striker Marco Simone, emerging is a meticulously crafted vision with women’s football at its very core.
The club begins its journey in the French fifth division, not as a consolation prize but as a strategic starting point. Simone believes it’s a launchpad … “in a few years we can be in a professional league.”
The academy operates out of Stade Didier Deschamps in Cap‑d’Ail, symbolically adjacent to Stade Louis II, highlighting the club’s deep roots in Monaco’s football tradition.
Leclerc and Hamilton Fight Back as Red Bull and McLaren Steal the Show
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The Italian Grand PrixTM at Monza delivered everything we love about Formula 1TM: speed, strategy, heartbreak, and a touch of controversy. While Max Verstappen stormed to yet another dominant win for Red Bull, the real intrigue was watching Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton wring every ounce of performance out of Ferraris that simply couldn’t keep pace with the Red Bulls and McLarens.
Guess Which is the Latest New US link to the Principality via Nice Airport?
Get ready, jet-setters and Monaco Riviera-lovers! Delta Air Lines is painting the transatlantic skies a little brighter, by connecting Monaco and the sun-drenched Promenade des Anglais with Boston’s bustling Logan Airport.
Mark your calendars: starting May 17, 2026, Delta will inaugurate a three-times-weekly route between Nice Côte d’Azur Airport (NCE) and Boston Logan International Airport (BOS). Flights will depart on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, whisking passengers across the Atlantic aboard the sleek Airbus A330‑900neo, fully equipped with Delta One flat-bed seats, Premium Select, Comfort+, and complimentary Wi-Fi for SkyMiles members.
“I Only Wanted Monaco”: Nedovic Brings Firepower and Ambition to the Roca Team
AS Monaco Basket has added a high-profile name to its already star-studded roster: Serbian guard Nemanja Nedovic. At 34 years old, Nedovic brings not only his trademark shooting touch but also a wealth of international experience that could prove decisive in the club’s push for European glory.
Fresh from three seasons with Crvena Zvezda in Belgrade, Nedovic arrives in the Principality with a clear purpose. His résumé speaks volumes: over a decade competing at the EuroLeague level, eye-catching scoring nights such as his 39-point outburst against Maccabi in 2020, and a silver medal with the Serbian national team at the Rio Olympics, where he led his side in scoring during the final against Team USA. He even had a taste of the NBA early in his career after being selected in the first round of the 2013 draft.
Closed Roads, Open Legends: Guess How Monte-Carlo Historique Has Geared Up for a Radical 2026
In a bold departure from its more than century-old cadence, the 28th edition of the Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique promises to reinvent the classic winter journey. This heritage-laden rally, often described as a living opera on wheels, is unfolding into a continental spectacle, starting in the British Isles and weaving through iconic European locales to the glittering finish line in Monaco.
From 29 January to 7 February 2026, the rally will launch from six storied cities: John O’Groats in Scotland (beginning 29 January), followed by Bad Homburg, Barcelona, Turin , Monte-Carlo, and Reims on 1 February. This staggered, widespread rollout transforms the event into a genuine pan-European odyssey.
