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Motorsports is Back for 2025

Last weekend we saw the unofficial start of the 2025 racing season with the Rolex 24 at Daytona and the Rally Monte Carlo running simultaneously, two of the typical curtain raisers for motorsports.

Now, there is also the Dakar Rally, which took place earlier in January, and I keep meaning to look into it, but it just hasn't happened. First of all because it's just so hard to watch in the US, secondly because even if it were easier to watch, the time difference puts it super early in the morning, and thirdly...it's in Saudi Arabia.

I know that the whole Western Sahara situation - as well as instability in Mauritania - makes the historic Paris-Dakar route difficult, and the South American experiment didn't really work out either, but Saudi Arabia? It's just icky to me.

I hate it that sports are bending over backwards for one of the most repressive regimes in history.

Anyway, let's not get bogged down in that, because with the start of the WRC and IMSA seasons, motorsports is back.

The Monte Carly Rally started first, with a Thursday-Friday-Saturday-Sunday schedule. For those who don't know, the Monte Carlo Rally takes place on mountain roads in the French Alps just north of Monaco, with tarmac surfaces frequently covered in ice and sometimes even snow. Taking place this early in the year, many of the stages - which vary from 14 km in length all the way up to 27 - also take place at night, making the rally even more difficult.

So, it started with WRC legend Sebastien Ogier building an early lead, however, an early slip put him into the wall in a hairpin, handing the lead first to reigning champion Thierry Neuville in the Hyundai, and then Ogier's Toyota teammate Elfyn Evans.

Neuville ran into problems of his own on Friday, while Ogier's crew repaired the damage on his Toyota, meaning that Sebastien was back in the lead come the end of the second day. Hyundai, meanwhile, was in the odd position where Adrien Fourmaux, their youngest driver freshly signed on from Ford, was their highest placed car.

In fact, with Ogier in the lead and Fourmaux moving up to second, it was briefly a French 1-2 in the rally that takes place on French soil.

Saturday saw Elfyn Evans move back into second, while Ott Tanak in the third Hyundai surged forward, winning the final three stages of the day to surge back into contentions.

Under current WRC points, the bulk points are award at the end of Saturday, so Ogier got 25, Elfyn 17, Fourmaux 15, returning full-time Toyota driver Kalle Rovanpera got 12 in fourth, Tanak moved up to fifth place with 10 points, and Neuville received 8 points for sixth.

Tanak's charge came to an end on Sunday when he ran into issues and he'd score no regular day points that morning, while Elfyn would win the day, taking 5 points ahead of Rovanpera on 4, Ogier took 3 points as he coasted to win, Fourmaux took 2 points, and Neuville snatched the final Sunday regular point.

That brought us onto the Power Stage, one final high-speed run to the finish with another five points on the line.

Here, Ogier went for maximum points again, snatching the 5 points, ahead of Elfyn on 4, Fourmaux on 3, Rovanpera on 2, and Tanak who salvaged a point from his otherwise terrible Sunday.

So, Sebastien Ogier wins a record-extending 10th Monte Carlo Rally - clearing fellow Frenchman Sebastien Loeb who sits on 8 wins - Elfyn Evans makes for a Toyota 1-2, and Hyundai's new signing is surprisingly leading the pack in 3rd. Rovanpera finishes 4th despite being out of practice after skipping last year's Monty, ahead of Tanak and Neuville who both had issues. Josh McErlean in seventh was the only other Rally1 finisher, continuing Ford's somewhat token efforts in WRC as of late.

As these final Sunday stages were happening, however, another race was underway in North America.

The Rolex 24 at Daytona, the second biggest endurance race in the world and the traditional curtain raiser for North American motorsports. I've talked about this before, but it's a regular coming together of motorsports, with the IMSA regulars joined by WEC and ELMS crews, Indycar drivers, Trans Am drivers, ex-Formula One drivers, and even a few NASCAR drivers like Shane van Gisbergen, Connor Zilisch, and Austin Cindric.

Here's a fun game I've played with some friends lately - look at the entry list for a big race like this and find the most obscure name you recognize.

I saw Benjamin Pederson in the #52 LMP2 - he drove for AJ Foyt Racing for one season in 2023.

Eddie Cheever III is another. Son of Eddie Cheever who drove in F1 in the 80s, CART in the 90s, and IRL in the 00s, Eddie III was born in Rome and races under an Italian license. He's a Ferrari GT driver these days and appears at the Rolex 24 fairly regularly - this time around he was in the #023 Triarsi Competizione Ferrari.

Speaking of Triarsi, they're another one, because they're the old Ferrari of Central Florida team from Ferrari Challenge North America. They've gone big and adopted a bigger sounding name, but it is still essentially Ferrari Orlando running a pair of IMSA cars, and I think that's cool.

Anyway, enough trivia of who was in the race, let's talk about the race itself.

It was a fairly clean race by Daytona standards - up until the very end anyway - with relatively few LMP2 cautions, not too many cars stranded on track, and no rain to disrupt things. That being said, the racing kept it interesting, as the #24 initially built a big lead before a bizarre pitstop where Dries Vanthoor parked in his pitstall at a sharp angle, making his crew have to awkwardly scramble to get the pitstop done. This moved the Porsches into the lead, but the Acuras and a resurgent BMW did their best to keep the show interesting.

The #24 BMW was probably the fastest car all day and worked its way back into contention, however, they got a little too impatient in traffic and a little too free with the chrome horn, meaning they developed a tyre rub that dropped them a lap down an hour from the finish. The BMW would pass the #10 Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac to move into fourth place, the first car one lap down, but it couldn't overcome more than that.

Thus, it turned into a battle between the #6 Porsche which led, the #7 Porsche which was in second, and the #60 Acura which came alive right at the end of the race.

The #7 was under pressure from the #60 with IMSA all-star Tom Blomqvist on a charge for Meyer Shank Racing. This left Felipe Nasr in the #7 with little choice but to go side-by-side with his teammate Matt Campbell in the #6 to take the lead.

It was the right call too, because Felipe Nasr was able to break away and win the race, while Matt Campbell got caught and passed by Blomqvist, denying Penske Porsche a 1-2 finish.

It was a similar story in the GTD classes, where in GTD Pro, it was a heated battle between the Pratt & Miller Corvettes, the Paul Miller (no relation) Racing BMW, and the Multimatic Ford Mustang. Earlier in the race there was a big controversy where the lapped #48 Paul Miller BMW helped out their teammates in the #1 car by holding up the #4 Corvette, which turned ugly when they made contact and Corvette picked up some big damage on the rear end.

To which, Tommy Milner won the adoration of the internet by raising his middle finger out the window and flipping off the BMW while going full speed through the Daytona International Speedway's trioval.

God bless America.

The #4 Corvette got a tape job and got back into contention with Nico Varrone behind the wheel, as it and the teammate #3 Corvette started battling with the #1 BMW and the #65 Mustang.

The Corvette and BMW start touching on the oval and through the bus stop, so finally, Nico Varrone has enough of it and wrecks the #1 BMW in turn one while the #3 Corvette turns beneath the both of them. Varrone gets a penalty and the #4 drops out of contention, but the #3 Corvette moves into second place.

Unfortunately, the #65 Mustang took the opportunity to disappear into the distance.

Unlucky for Corvette, but we got the #65 Mustang in first, the #3 Corvette second, and the #64 Mustang in third - making for an American car 1-2-3 in GTD Pro.

As for GTD Am, it was more beating and banging as the #27 Heart of Racing Aston Martin barged the #13 AWA Corvette out of the way in turn one, however, the AWA Corvette managed to recover and retake the position. They even went three wide into the bus stop chicane at one point as the AWA Corvette and the #27 Aston battled for so long that the #120 Porsche entered the picture. The AWA Corvette held off the competition and won the class.

#13...unlucky for some, but not AWA.

So, Porsche wins in GTP, Mustang in GTD Pro, and the AWA Corvette in GTD.

As for the one remaining class in the form of LMP2, that honor went to the #8 Tower Motorsports car, driven by John Farano, Job van Uilert, Sebastian Alvarez...and Sebastien Bourdais.

Bourdais and Ogier both got wins this weekend.

A good weekend for French dudes named Sebastien, huh?

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Formula One All-Time Race Record: Alain Prost

Through the 80s and into the early 90s there were two names synonymous with F1 racing; they were aggressively competitive with each other as rivals and teammates, and held the hard divisions of fans (reminds me how people speak of Mesi or Ronaldo now); and that was Prost and Senna. Alain Prost most commonly tagged as 'The Professor' was a F1 driver for Renault, McLaren, Ferrari, and ultimately Williams before retiring (Carlos better not retire next year) where he spent 13 seasons from 1980-1993 fighting as a top competitor in the sport.

From the jump, he was seen as a fierce competitor and had a huge driving IQ which allowed him to make quick decisions to tackle any situation…hence the nickname that he had from the moment he joined the F1 grid. Over his 13 seasons he would race in a total of 195 GP all over the world, albeit with a total of a combined 68 DNF/DSQ/DNC purely given the nature of how dangerous it was to race in that era.

He started his journey with Mclaren, but only tallying 5pts across 4 pts finishes; he opted to take his talents to Renault where he would be for the next three years. In 83 with his last year at Renault he would finish 2nd in the standings, but would then swap back to McLaren and drive alongside the legend of the 70s that was Niki Lauda.

With this 2nd stint at McLaren being far more fruitful for him, he would see himself finish 1st or 2nd every year except 1987, gaining a total of 3 WDC (85', 86' and 89') and not only win but do so against some fierce teammates such as Roseberg and Senna after Lauda retired.

In the 90s and having lost faith in McLaren/Senna, he took the opportunity to drive for Ferrari from 1990-1991. The 1990 seasons was not bad where he would finish 2nd again even after just changing teams, but in 1991 he would only finish 5th (something he hadn't done in 10 years). He was so disenfranchised with racing and Ferrari at that time that he opted to not race the final GP in Australia and instead start his sabbatical, which he took over the 92 season.

Finally, in 93 he would come back one last time and race for Williams where he would have his most dominate season to date. Over the 16 GPs that year he would finish on the podium 12x, and of the remaining 4 races he had 2 DNFs/1 pts finish/1 outside pts finish; winning his Fourth and Final WDC with 99 points.

All-Time Totals across 13 seasons from 1980-1993

51 - Winner

35 - Second

19 - Third

21 - Points Finish

10 - Outside of Points

58 - DNF

1 - DSQ

Missed 3 races in 1980, South Africa and USA West due to Broken Wrist, and USA East due to a Concussion

Missed Detroit GP in 1982 due to a Crash in Monaco

DSQ in San Mariino 1985 due to weight; and they classified it as a DNF in South Africa the same year but still awarded him the points given completion

DNC Austraila 1989 with his departure from McLaren looming

'DNC' Japan GP 1990 due to THE emfamous crash with Senna

DNC Austraila 1992 due to depature

[chussyracing]

what has been happening in the world of motorsports lately?

Natalie Robyn will leave the role of CEO of FIA after little over one year in the position after a “mutual agreement”

there is a rumour about Logan’s manager speaking to Haas for the opportunity of American team hiring American driver from next season onwards (reminder that Kevin is likely out of contention, Ollie is the hottest candidate and Guanyu is next in talks with Haas according to the paddock gossip)

the Chicago GP was denied …for now (so at this point you have to consider it being a possibility, potentially rotating circuit?)

Merc apparently offered Carlos a one year contract, since they want to keep their options open (potentially for Max leaving or for Kimi stepping up into the team), Red Bull is keen on keeping Checo (although Marko denied they would give him the 3 years contract extension he would like to get) so that door is closing, Audi reportedly extended the deadline on the decision from Carlos till around Monaco

there will be a special edition of Ferrari Trento on the podium this weekend (I’m adding a picture below) and special awards with names of previous winners including people of Emilia Romagna for the year 2023

Williams posted Lap of Legends with Logan driving against AI programmed legends (Andretti, Hill, Manson, Prost, Button, Villeneuve)

Alex Albon extended his Williams contract on multiple year basis (meaning he will be driving with the team through the new regs, but with Fred and Charles starting a new fashion in F1, we simply don’t know how long exactly that contract is)

Domenicali confirmed 25 races a season is a maximum stated by the Concorde Agreement, but he wants to expand F1 calendar in other ways (rotating circuits, more sprints, some journals even talk about sprints at every race weekend)

Ferrari esports team won the constructor championship

Max is supposed to be joining Team Redline this weekend because apart from Imola he is said to be racing in virtual 24 hours of Nürburgring (but with how their weekend is going so far? who knows)

F3 drivers Alex Dunne and Martinius Stenshorne became members of the McLaren junior academy

speaking of juniors, Nikola Tsolov, Martinius Stenshorne and Arvid Linblad (Alpine, McLaren and Red Bull juniors) broke the sporting code by racing in different series without announcing it (the reports differ about who raced where, if they announced it to their teams or to FIA) – the result is, Tsolov and Stenshorne will get a race ban, one of Spa, one for Silverstone, and Lindblad will only get a fine, because he didn’t race in a full race just took a part in testing/practice before the real race

reminder for people watching Sky Sports, that David Croft won’t be in this weekend, and Harry Benjamin is stepping in his place

FIA is considering a different penalty system for continuous penalties and for the situation where a driver gains advantage by leaving the track (Kevin started a revolution)

Domenicali also spoke about a possible engine change for 2030 regulations as the feedback from fans is that they miss the good old sound of F1 (so possibly more noise)

team principals (and Domenicali) had a shared dinner together in Imola and Andrea Stella didn’t get the memo about the dress code for the night

More than Equal initiative founded by David Coulthard and a Czech businessman Karel Komárek started a driver development programme with first 6 female drivers between 13 and 14 years from across the world including Czechia and Slovakia (and 4 more female drivers under the age of 13 got their backing)

31st world stars charity football match between star team for the children and all stars drivers will be held in Monaco on 21st May (we have yet to get confirmed who will be present)

Adrian Newey said he is ready to join another team after a short holiday and according to Jonathan Mcaboy, he already signed with Ferrari

in the latest interview James Vowles reminded that letting go of Logan in the middle of the season is not planned but he has to be open and say that he is at risk of losing his seat for next season because they are talking to 4-5 other drivers (he also said that their car is about 15 kgs overweight and their new upgrade introduced here is meant to fight that problem)

head aerodynamicist Gioacchino Vino is leaving Mercedes but they will get Simone Resta (strategy) and Enrico Sampo (performance) joining as soon as in October (side note: some reports say Vino was poached by Ferrari but 1: it is one not very reliable source, I highly doubt this is a figure Ferrari would go for and there are also reports it was not his choice to leave the team)

Pierre will run an auction for his tribute helmet for Senna after this weekend and donate the money to his charity

Charles said that Xavi leaving was a team decision, and he was informed after Miami

Valtteri Bottas held talks with James Vowles behind closed doors in Imola

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2023 BALLON D'OR WINNERS

2023 Men's Ballon d'Or: Lionel Messi

The notorious Argentinian went on to win his EIGHTH Ballon d'Or on the 30th of October at the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, France. The host, Didier Drogba, presented him with the award for the 3rd time.

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2023 Ballon d'Or Feminin: Aitana Bonmati

Aitana Bonmati received this award tonight, another to add to the collection after leading her country to victory at the Women's World Cup in August.

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2023 KOPA Award: Jude Bellingham

The Birmingham native was a fan favourite to win this award. Earlier in the night, football legend Gary Lineker, stated that within the next 5 years, he would place Bellingham as a favourite to win the Ballon d'Or.

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2023 Yashin Award: Emiliano Martínez

Martínez was graciously presented the award by his father who was hidden backstage for the surprise. However, as Martínez approached the stage to receive his award, in the crowd an eruption of 'booing' could be heard.

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2023 Gerd Muller Award: Erling Haaland

Haaland scored 56 goals last season for both club and country, narrowly beating Kylian Mbappé who amassed 54 goals. Following his speech and highlight reel, the City player was challenged by the host, Drogba, to celebrate using either his own or Gary Lineker's celebration after his next goal.

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2023 Socrates Award: Vinicius Jr.

Vinicius Jr. was presented the Award tonight by Prince Albert of Monaco. The Brazilian was hailed for his selflessness and endless support to improve education for underprivileged children back in his home country. He has invested over 4 million euros thus far into his charity. He was also honoured for all of his activism in reducing racism within the sport after his most recent racial attack during a match between Real Madrid and Sevilla.

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2023 Mens Club of the Year: Manchester City

2023 Women's Club of the Year: FC Barcelona Femení

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Wants to Leave Mbappe Ip Receives 57.4 Billion From PSG

Wants to Leave Mbappe Ip Receives 57.4 Billion From PSG

It is unlikely that the word "I want to leave" will come out of Kylian Mbappe's mouth.

It is the number one candidate for the next Ballon d'Or. Along with Elling Holland, he is considered a resource to lead future football and has actually set a huge record. He distinguished himself in Monaco, made his presence known to people around the world, and was in full bloom at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). From the 2017-18 season to the 2022-23 season, he set a remarkable record of 212 goals and 98 assists in 260 games, and when he moved to PSG, the transfer fee reached 180 million euros (about 258.6 billion won).

Became PSG's ace and living legend. Although PSG is full of world class players such as Lionel Messi, Neymar, Sergio Ramos, and Marcinos, Mbappe showed an unrivaled presence. In the 2022-23 season, he played in 43 games, including the Cup, scoring 41 goals and 10 assists, and was the overwhelming top scorer in the league

But the relationship with PSG wasn't always good. As many big clubs as his overwhelming skills targeted him, and Real Madrid was the most active. In fact, the transfer to Real last summer was very imminent, and Mbappe was also interested in the transfer.

Fortunately, he chose to stay, but the possibility of going to Real is not completely over. Then this summer, rumors of a transfer came to mind once again. Fabricio Romano, an expert on the European football transfer market, said on his social media in June, "Mbappe expressed his intention not to invoke the option of extending the contract to 2025. This means Mbappe's contract expires in June 2024. PSG says it will not send Mbappe without a transfer fee. Mbappe could be sold unless it signs a new contract," it said

Since then, many have expected Mbappe to move to Real. It's been a natural reaction, as it's been linked to Real for a long time. In response, Mbappe had time to explain himself. He said on his social media, "It's a lie…"As I said before, I'm happy at PSG and I'll be with PSG next season as well." However, it did not mean that he would extend his companionship with PSG. Mbappe only denied the possibility of a transfer to Real, but admitted that he would not invoke the option of a one-year extension.

This angered PSG. Leaders, including Nasser al-Kelaifi, have pressed Mbappe to leave this summer unless he extends his contract. The chairman even issued a statement himself. He said: "I was devastated to learn that Mbappe had decided to leave for free. It was very disappointing because I thought Mbappe was a fantastic player, a gentleman. Leaving France's biggest club without leaving a transfer fee is not Mbappe-like behavior. "I was shocked and really disappointed after hearing that Mbappe had decided to leave the team without a transfer fee," he said

Relations between the two parties have deteriorated further. He even made remarks that stimulated PSG's pride. Mbappe, who was selected as the best French player for the 2022-23 season awarded by French media "L'Equipe" and French football, mentioned PSG in a later interview. He said: "I think playing for PSG doesn't really help. "They are a team that causes division," he said, making some controversial remarks.

a snip at the club. Naturally, other players in the club could not have felt good. Several PSG players who heard this comment were unhappy. Ben Jacobs of CBS Sports in the U.S. said on his social media, "Some PSG players were angry when they saw Mbappe's interview and expressed dissatisfaction with Chairman Al Kelai P. Asked about the performance, Mbappe called PSG a "team with division."

They even gave Mbappe an ultimatum. "PSG sent Mbappe a three-page letter asking him to decide on his future by July 31," the British media The Athletic said.

"As Requiff first reported, PSG's letter said that Mbappe's public departure from the team had taken a big hit, that these issues should remain private, and that it was wrong to make these remarks during the summer transfer market. The letter was concluded with a request to decide whether or not to renew the contract by the 31st, he added

Despite pressure from the club, Mbappe did not budge. In response, some questioned Mbappe's insistence on remaining in PSG for another year. There was a reason. According to Andres-on-Lubia Ramos, a reporter for the Spanish media Diario As, Mbappe will receive 80 million euros (about 114.9 billion won) in royalties if he remains on the team for another year. This was inserted into the clause when the contract was renewed last year and is said to be a "duty clause" as it was included in the contract.

As a result, PSG made an unconventional choice. He seemed to think that if money was the purpose, he would achieve that purpose. Spanish media 'Defensa Central' said, "PSG Chairman Al Kelai P is preparing an unconventional proposal equivalent to 1 billion euros (about 1.4367 trillion won) for Mbappe over 10 years. "The Kingdom of Qatar responded positively to this."

But Mbappe turned it down at once. He still wanted a transfer. The top goal is to transfer to Real, and the possibility of transfer is higher in the local area. Carlos Carpio, a reporter for the Spanish media "Marca," said, "Real delivered to PSG the upper limit of the transfer fee that they could pay in connection with the recruitment of Mbappe. Now it's all down to PSG. It's time for gold to speak. "Yes, Mbappe is very close to joining Real," he said, showing confidence in the possibility of a transfer.

While pushing for the sale, PSG feared that its power would weaken when Mbappe was out. As a result, he continued to try to renew his contract with a single possibility. Looking at the conditions, I could see that PSG was extremely considerate. According to CBS Sports' Ben Jacobs, PSG has offered Mbappe a renewal contract, including an option to allow him to leave the team for a "constant amount" next summer. It was PSG's last offer to recover the transfer fee somehow. But Mbappe refused at once. "Mbappe has refused to talk to PSG regarding the contract extension," Jacobs said

At this point, 'transfer' is unstoppable. What should be noted now is the 'form' of the transfer. Attention is focusing on whether PSG will leave the team this summer as desired or Mbappe will leave the team as FA next summer as desired.

Several teams except Real approached. Saudi Arabia, which recently attracted numerous European players, offered Mbappe an astronomical amount and raised the possibility of a loan to Chelsea. However, neither option was feasible. Saudi Arabia rejected Mbappe and Chelsea's 'one-year lease' emerged as a realistic alternative, but no specific details were coordinated

As of now, Mbappe is not in a hurry at all. This is because you can transfer freely in a year. You don't have to play. Because I've already received a huge amount of money from PSG. Mbappe recently received a royalty bonus of 60 million euros (about 84 billion won) from PSG. Cabe Solhekol, a reporter for "Sky Sports," said that if Mbappe is a member of PSG by August 1, local time, he will receive 60 million euros in royalty bonuses. Thus, Mbappe succeeded in remaining in PSG until the 1st, and received a huge amount of money 파워볼사이트

It's not finished yet. If it remains until the 31st, Mbappe will receive an additional 40 million euros (about 57.4 billion won) in bonuses. Reporter Ramos said on his SNS on the 7th (Korea Standard Time), "If Mbappe officially says he wants to leave PSG, he will give up a 40 million euro bonus." If he only lasts until the 31st, he can get a bonus. That's why it's less likely to see him say he wants to leave."

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🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇨 Next Edition! Be ready! The 5th Monaco World Sports Legends Award, The Oscars of Sport will take place on Thursday 30th November (Media Day) and Friday 1st December 2023 (WSLA Award Ceremony and Gala Dinner & Show). - MonacoWSLA Team - 

[angelo-bonanata-monaco]

Salta il Monaco World Sports Legends Award ma il 2021 sarà un anno ricco di appuntamenti

Salta il prestigioso Monaco World Sports Legends, l'Oscar dello Sport, che si svolge nel Principato ogni anno per premiare i valori etici e morali dello sport e stimolare gli sportivi - soprattutto i giovani - ad eccellere nella loro disciplina.

Dopo il Monaco yacht Show salta quindi un latro importante evento sportivo. Vedremo quindi gli sportivi premiati nel 2021 e saranno quelli che lasceranno le loro impronte al Pantheon di World Sports Legends.

Leggi su Angelo Bonanata Blog

[monacowsla]

🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇨 World sport stars, red carpet, fashion & entertainment... An unforgettable event!To book your VIP Places/Tables for the 5th WSLA Gala Dinner & Ceremony on Saturday 18th December 2021 in the prestigious Salle d'Or at the Fairmont Monte CarloWrite us : info@worldsportslegendsaward.com or click here : https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/189136902567

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🇩🇪🇲🇨 2. WSLA Press Conference, Der Oscars des Sport. Salon des Princes, Automobile Club de Monaco 📸 Saverio Chiappalone

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🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇨 2nd WSLA Ceremony, the Oscars of Sport.Salle D'Or, Fairmont Monte Carlo 📸  Saverio Chiappalone 

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🇪🇸🇲🇨 Mika Häkkinen a el 1. WSLA Ceremony, Los Oscar del Deporte. Salle Empire, Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo 📸 de Saverio Chiappalone 

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🇫🇷🇲🇨 Freddie Spencer au WSLA Art Show, Les Oscars du Sport animé par Century. Galerie Cristal, Fairmont Monte Carlo 📸 Francesco Bonnano

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🇩🇪🇲🇨 Jacky Ickx am WSLA Handprints Show, Der Oscar des Sport mit Marcos Marin. Horizon-Monte-Carlo, Fairmont Monte Carlo 📸 Saverio Chiappalone 

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🇬🇧🇺🇸🇲🇨 Charles Leclerc with the Masters of Ceremonies @lorenabaricalla at the 2nd WSLA Red Carpet, The Oscars of Sport. Galerie Cristal, Fairmont Monte Carlo 📸 by Saverio Chiappalone

[monacowsla]

🇩🇪🇲🇨 Johann Zarco am WSLA Red Carpet, Der Oscar des Sport. Galerie Cristal, Fairmont Monte Carlo 📸 von Francesco Bonanno