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Rolex Middle Sea Race kicks off for the 45th time
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Runners roar up ski slope in colourful dinosaur costumes in Japan
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Hello Kitty fans in Mexico City celebrate 50th anniversary
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For next Olympics? These are the UK’s weirdest sporting events
We're currently being treated to all the sporting goodness with the Paris Olympics. But across the pond, the UK has a spectacular range of baffling sports events, from throwing Wellington boots to chasing cheese. Maybe some deserving a future inclusion for the Olympic Games?
A swift run, the fourth bull run of San Fermin 2024
During the Pamplona bull run, five participants were injured by bruises.
Pamplona's bull run, a dangerous chase
The third running of the bulls in Pamplona featured bulls from the Victoriano del Río ranch in Madrid.
More statues of living people than dead erected in UK
A UK study found that more statues of living people were made than dead for the first time this century.
Josephine Baker exhibition in Berlin celebrates trailblazing dancer
A new exhibition in Germany is celebrating the centennial of Josephine Baker’s pioneering performances at the Revue Nègre.
Meet the kid racer pushing the pedals towards Formula One
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“You can't think of it as a hobby. Karting is life. Eat, sleep, kart, repeat.”
Tens of thousands of rubber ducks race along Chicago River
Money raised through event is used to provide children and adults in the state with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to take part in sporting and other activities.
Tourists warned against visiting Florida due to ‘openly hostile laws’
They warn that newly passed laws and policies may pose risks to minorities, immigrants and gay travellers.
This seven-day race across Europe will test your travel skills
Wish you were a ‘Race Across the World’ contestant? Take part in this race from London to Istanbul.