As the excitement builds up for the FIBA World Cup in the Philippines at the end of August, basketball enthusiasts from all over the globe are eagerly anticipating this grand sporting event. However, the Philippines offers much more than just thrilling basketball games. With its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes, the archipelago is
The allure of owning an electric vehicle (EV) has captivated many, the Tesla, with its cutting-edge technology and eco-friendly vision, stands at the forefront of this revolution. However, not all Tesla owners have had a smooth experience. Some users have reported unexpected drops in their in-car range estimates, leading to concerns about the accuracy of
When it comes to choosing a car, one of the most important decisions you will make is whether to get a diesel or petrol engine. Both types of engines have their own advantages and disadvantages, and it can be difficult to decide which one is right for you. In this blog post, we will compare
The CATS are back! On Tuesday, 30th of November and Wednesday, 1st of December, the cream of the crop of the powerboating world planed through the majestic shores of the 'Mountain Emirate', Fujairah (UAE). Day 1 The first Pole Position session of the season, defining the starting grid for the first race of the 2021 UIM
Global Sports Leaders Urged to Collaborate on Post-Tokyo 2020 Momentum at Virtual IF Forum LAUSANNE, Switzerland – The international sports movement can emerge from the pandemic in stronger shape if International Federations (IFs) continue to work together to build on the momentum of Tokyo 2020, delegates heard at Virtual IF Forum. More than 400 sports leaders
The Rebelle Rally starts innocently enough with an unscored day en route to the first base camp. Do not be fooled though, this event is a pressure cooker for drivers and navigators alike. Rebelle Founder Emily Miller and Course Director Jimmy Lewis set up the course to be increasingly difficult for each day of competition,
STAGE 6 of the Rebelle Rally covered 355 kilometers, the longest distance in a day since the rally left Las Vegas for Twin Springs Ranch during the Prologue a week ago. The stage started on the shores of the Colorado River at Pirate Cove Resort and headed south along the river past Blythe with 19
Rebelle competitors spent the night near Rasor OHV Area on the marathon leg of the rally, where they self-camped without the luxuries of base camp. STAGE 5 took teams through Rasor before traversing through the Mojave Preserve. An On Route Enduro ensured that competitors maintained the proper speed on the famous Mojave Road while battling
After a restless night at Big Dune in high winds, Rebelles channeled their energy to cover 320 kilometers for the first half of the Marathon Leg. Chef Drew Deckman and his talented crew also overcame adversity to provide a hearty breakfast to the competitors before they headed out on a two-day unsupported marathon leg with
STAGE 3 of the Rebelle Rally tested the resilient mettle of Reblles, with 60 mile per hour winds laying waste to the course and basecamp, located between Death Valley and Area 51. Basecamp, located adjacent to Big Dune, south of Beatty, took a beating, seeing damage to the main competitor’s tent, forcing Rebelles to rely
