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Nine-time winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Tom Kristensen says there is «nowhere like» the famous race, as he shared his reflections on his successes as part of Eurosport's Power of Sport series. Kristensen's first victory at Le Mans came in 1997 with his final one in 2013, and the Dane still holds the record for the most wins in the world's oldest active endurance racing event. Ad He won six of those nine races in consecutive years, from 2000 to 2005, competing for different teams along the way including Team Bentley, Audi Sport and Team BMW Motorsport.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Drina river was once famed for its emerald waters. Now, after two decades of mismanaged waste, it’s full of rubbish.
PARIS : Tension will be at its highest at the French Open on Tuesday when Elina Svitolina faces Aryna Sabalenka in front of a notoriously fickle Roland Garros crowd in the most electrifying sporting clash since Russia's invasion of Ukraine last year.
Travellers heading to Spain and Portugal have been warned to expect heavy rain and high winds from Storm Oscar.
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is nearly here, with the most famous race on the World Endurance Championship calendar set to take place on June 10-11. As many as 300,000 fans are expected to descend on the famous Circuit de la Sarthe that lies south-west of Paris, and a special atmosphere will be in the air given 2023 marks 100 years since the race was first held. Ad Toyota have been dominant over the last few years, winning in every one of the last five editions of Le Mans.
Blazing heat and the wooded hills of Liguria were the magnificent backdrop for the second round of the UCL Marathon World Cup on Sunday afternoon. The 100 kilometre course climbed nearly 4000 meters above the village of Finalborgo, placing immense strain on the riders in the heat of the afternoon. Ad With the full field departing together, there was real suspense as to who would be the first rider to cross the line.
It's been 600 years since William Shakespeare famously asked, «What's in a name?»