F1 commission defers decision on points change
LONDON : Formula One on Thursday deferred to July a decision on whether to change the scoring system and hand out points to the first 12 finishers instead of the top 10.
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Watches and Wonders 2024: elite of watchmaking unveil their creations in Geneva
Euronews headed to Geneva for the Watches and Wonders trade show to meet the heads of prestigious brands Jaeger-LeCoultre, Patek Philippe and Hermès, and find out the latest trends from the industry.
Special programme: Rwanda's cultural renaissance (3/3)
Also on the programme, we meet a champion of Rwanda's female artists: Kakizi Jemima, whose exhibitions explore taboo social issues such as teen pregnancy, gender-based violence and mental health. She is the curator of a group exhibition of Rwandan women artists called "Fierce Femmes", which is on at the Brulhart gallery in Geneva in April.
Wild card Arthur Cazaux takes the Australian Open by storm - ESPN
MELBOURNE, Australia — There are familiar names left everywhere on the men's side of the 2024 Australian Open draw: Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Carlos Alcaraz. It's the seeded players who mostly remain in the last 16. But there's one man who has the designation «WC» after his name.
Damon Hill reflects on Michael Schumacher’s ‘terrible tragedy’ 10 years on
Michael Schumacher’s one-time rival Damon Hill has described the German’s plight as a “terrible tragedy” and a reminder to “treasure every day”.
Joy Drop: 81-year-old goalie an inspiration to all
Warm greetings to all my friends! As we get closer and closer to the holiday time, it's important to reflect on things that make us happy and things that still have a lot of work in them.
Ottawa announcing process to review abuse in Canadian sports
Minister of Sport Carla Qualtrough is expected to announce Monday the process the government will use to review systemic abuse and human rights violations in sports.
Sport minister to launch 'independent mechanism' to review abuse in Canadian sports
Minister of Sport Carla Qualtrough said early next week she's announcing a "formal, independent mechanism" to review systemic abuse and human rights violations in Canadian sports.