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Carapaz Triumphs Solo on Alpe d'Huez as Pogacar Secures Podium for Del Toro
Richard Carapaz claimed a solo win on the iconic Alpe d'Huez after a punishing Alpine stage. Tadej Pogacar focused on helping Isaac del Toro secure a podium finish. The day saw crashes, bold attacks, and a reshuffling of the Tour's top spots.
Carapaz Wins Queen Stage as Pogacar Retains Tour de France Lead
Richard Carapaz claimed a dramatic victory on the Alpe d’Huez queen stage. Tadej Pogacar remains in control of the Tour de France 2026 general classification. The final day brings a new twist to the Paris finish.
Carapaz Wins Dramatic Alpe d’Huez Stage After Kuss Crash
Richard Carapaz claimed victory on the Tour’s toughest stage after Sepp Kuss crashed twice near the finish. Tadej Pogacar chose to support Isaac del Toro’s podium bid, reshaping the final mountain battle.
Pogacar Faces Decisive Climb in Tour de France 2026 Queen Stage
The Tour de France 2026 nears its conclusion with a critical mountain stage. Tadej Pogacar aims for a fifth title as riders tackle five major climbs. Spanish fans can follow the action live on RTVE Play.
Pogacar Breaks Pantani’s Alpe d’Huez Record Amid Team Health Crisis
Tadej Pogacar overcame illness in his team to win at Alpe d’Huez. He shattered Marco Pantani’s legendary record by 1:27. The stage saw dramatic attacks and a weakened UAE squad under pressure.
Pogacar Shatters Alpe d'Huez Record in Tour de France Masterclass
Tadej Pogacar delivered a commanding solo victory on Alpe d'Huez, breaking Marco Pantani's long-standing record. The stage saw top contenders unable to respond, reshaping the Tour's general classification.
Pogacar Claims Fifth Tour de France 2026 Stage on Alpe d'Huez
Tadej Pogacar secured his fifth stage win in the 2026 Tour de France, conquering Alpe d'Huez for the first time. The short, intense stage featured relentless attacks and a reshuffling of podium contenders.
Barcelona Water Contract Faces Scrutiny Over Suspected Lowball Bids
The Barcelona Metropolitan Area has demanded explanations from three bidders in a €1 billion water contract. Veolia and two consortiums must justify their low prices. The process could reshape water management for 250,000 residents.
Extreme Heat and Wildfire Risk Escalate in Southern France
Southern France faces a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 40°C in some areas. Wildfires have forced mass evacuations, and authorities warn of a new national heatwave next week.
Richard Carapaz Claims Stage 18 with Bold Solo Attack
Richard Carapaz secured victory on stage 18 of the 2026 Tour de France with a decisive solo move. The Ecuadorian rider attacked on the final climb to Orcieres-Merlette. His win highlights shifting dynamics in the peloton.
Carapaz Claims Stage 18 as Pogacar Nears Fifth Tour de France Win
Richard Carapaz delivered a solo victory in the first Alpine stage of the 2026 Tour de France. Tadej Pogacar remains in control of the general classification, while illness affects key UAE riders.
Pablo Carreño Eyes Historic Second Title at ATP Estoril
Pablo Carreño is one win away from making ATP Estoril history. The Spaniard faces Luca Van Assche in the round of 16. No player has claimed the Portuguese title twice since 2015.
Heatwave Set to Push Temperatures in Germany Up to 38°C
A new heatwave is moving from southern Europe to Germany. Authorities warn of temperatures reaching up to 38°C. The extreme heat is already causing record nights and disruptions across the Mediterranean.
A Five-Meter Guillotine Sparks Debate in Rural Galicia
A five-meter guillotine has appeared in Trasanquelos, a Galician village of 70 residents. The work, by Catalan artist Carlos Pazos, is turning the rural enclave into an unexpected hub for contemporary art.
Heatwave Holds Languedoc as Violent Storms Threaten Brief Relief
Languedoc faces persistent heat with highs up to 36°C until Saturday. Storms are set to bring a short-lived cooldown, but temperatures will climb again next week. Authorities have issued new weather alerts for the region.
Philipsen's Stage 17 Win Rekindles Tour de France Green Jersey Race
Jasper Philipsen claimed victory in stage 17 of the Tour de France 2026, closing the gap in the points classification. Mads Pedersen, who led the green jersey race, finished eighth after a turbulent day.
Skoda Epiq vs Renault 4: Which Urban EV Delivers More for City Drivers?
The Skoda Epiq and Renault 4 E-Tech both promise practical electric mobility for four adults in the city. We compare their space, performance, range and pricing to see which model stands out for urban drivers.
Catalan Police Dismantle Major Arms Trafficking Network Led from Prison
A large-scale arms trafficking ring operating from a Catalan prison has been broken up. The group, led by an inmate and involving his family, sold weapons and explosives across Spain and France. Nine arrests and 45 weapons seized.
No Jackpot Winner in Euromillones Draw on July 21: Prize Rolls Over
The Euromillones draw on July 21 ended without a top prize winner. The jackpot increases for the next round. A Madrid ticket secured El Millón, while major prizes remain unclaimed.
Why Bugatti’s Top US Executive Drives an Audi, Not a Bugatti
Sascha Doering, Bugatti’s operations chief in America, chooses a luxury sedan for daily life instead of the brand’s iconic hypercars. His approach centers on personal connections with clients, not flashy displays.
Smart #2 Returns: The Iconic City Car Reinvented as an Electric Two-Seater
Smart is set to unveil the all-new smart #2, a fully electric two-seater designed for urban life, at the Paris Motor Show in October. The model promises advanced comfort, agile handling, and a renewed focus on city driving.
Vingegaard Forced Out of Tour de France After Crash in Stage 15
Jonas Vingegaard, two-time Tour de France champion, withdrew after a crash in Stage 15. The incident leaves the general classification wide open. Key rivals now compete for podium spots.
Pogacar Claims Fourth Tour de France 2026 Stage Win in Vosges Mountains
Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth stage victory in the Tour de France 2026 after a dramatic mountain stage in the Vosges. His decisive move left rivals behind and highlighted his dominance in the race.
Spain and Argentina Face Off in World Cup Final with Possession Battle Key
Spain and Argentina meet in the World Cup final with both teams relying on high possession. The outcome may hinge on midfield duels, tactical choices, and the referee’s approach. The match promises a tense contest shaped by contrasting styles.
Leo Messi and the €32 Million Ferrari: The Truth Behind the Auction
In 2016, a record-breaking Ferrari auction in Paris set off speculation that Leo Messi had bought the iconic 335 Sport Scaglietti for over €32 million. The real story reveals how a single rumor can capture global attention—and why the truth was far more nuanced.
Pogacar Faces Early Doping Control Before Decisive Tour de Francia 2026 Stage
Tadej Pogacar and Jonas Vingegaard underwent surprise doping controls before Stage 15. The mountain route from Champagnole to Plateau de Solaison is set to test all contenders. Spanish riders and mechanical issues add tension.
French Fans Back Spain Over Argentina Ahead of World Cup Final
Many French supporters are turning to Spain before the World Cup final. Recent tensions with Argentina drive this shift. The rivalry and off-field incidents have left a mark ahead of the decisive match.
PP escalates tensions with France and shifts focus to Latin America
The PP's decision to block a key treaty with France and Rajoy's controversial comments have sparked diplomatic friction. The party now prioritizes alliances with Latin American conservatives, reshaping Spain's foreign policy.
Spain Cancels Final Training Before World Cup Clash in New York
Spain's last training before the World Cup final in New York was called off due to a thunderstorm. Injured Lamine Yamal missed a crucial fitness test. The team now faces Argentina without a final on-pitch check.
Spain Gains Extra Recovery Day Ahead of World Cup Final
Spain will enter the 2026 World Cup final with one more rest day than Argentina. Experts see a slight edge for Spain. Recent tournament data supports this view.
England Crushes France 4-0 in World Cup Third-Place Match
England dominated France 4-0 by halftime in Miami's third-place World Cup match. Goals from Rice, Konsa, and Saka left the French side struggling. Deschamps' tenure as France coach concludes with this defeat.
France and England Face Off for World Cup Third Place in Miami
France and England meet in Miami for the 2026 World Cup third-place match. Both teams arrive after semifinal defeats. Didier Deschamps leads France, while Thomas Tuchel manages England.
Deschamps Makes Seven Changes for France's World Cup Third-Place Clash
Didier Deschamps has reshuffled France's starting eleven for the World Cup third-place match against England. Seven new faces join the lineup, with Kylian Mbappé, Rayan Cherki, and Warren Zaïre-Emery among the starters. The match marks Deschamps' final game in charge.
Pogacar Dominates in Vosges as Seixas Claims White Jersey in Tour
Tadej Pogacar secured his fourth stage win in the Tour de France with a commanding ride in the Vosges. Paul Seixas moved up to fourth overall and took the white jersey. The next stage features a challenging new climb.
The Tiny Island Where Spain and France Swap Flags Every Six Months
Pheasant Island, a 6,820-square-meter islet in the Bidasoa River, is jointly governed by Spain and France. Every six months, the two countries formally transfer jurisdiction, making it the world's smallest condominium and a rare example of peaceful border cooperation.
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