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The time-honoured Royal Ascot racecourse in England, which is usually the venue for some of the world’s most famous thoroughbred horse races, was converted into a showcase for versatile motorbikes ahead of the Red Bull X-Fighters World Tour event in London this weekend. The three British Motocross Freestylers Chris Birch, Kris Brock and Jamie Squibb put their skills with two wheels on display at the noble racecourse where four-legged horses usually gallop to drum up interest ahead of the...Read Full Story

The popularity of weekend racing at  Royal Ascot shows Cheltenham could find a new and lasting audience. There is a sense of inevitability that the Cheltenham Festival will run from Wednesday to Saturday some time soon, if not in 2012 then probably the year after that. There are still plenty of issues to address, not least what will happen to the Midlands National, the biggest race of the season at Uttoxeter, but there is also a widespread acceptance that racing needs to make more of its...Read Full Story

Royal Ascot is an internationally renowned sporting and social occasion, where tradition, pageantry and style all meet in a glorious setting – against the spectacular backdrop of top class thoroughbreds and world famous jockeys competing for some of the highest accolades in horseracing. The quality of the horseracing is simply outstanding, with over £3 million in prize money and a total of sixteen Group races on offer, including at least one Group One event on each of the five days. The...Read Full Story

Two of the world’s most renowned luxury cars appear in the brand new Sex and the City movie, released last month. For the SATC girls, it’s all about style, so what better place to showcase the latest head-turning models from Mercedes and Maybach? The four main characters from the Sex and the City TV, Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte are known the world over for their glamour. The new movie opens with the four ladies arriving in separate chauffeur driven cars, two of which are...Read Full Story

The popularity of weekend racing at Royal Ascot shows Cheltenham could find a new and lasting audience. There is a sense of inevitability that the Cheltenham Festival will run from Wednesday to Saturday some time soon, if not in 2012 then probably the year after that. There are still plenty of issues to address, not least what will happen to the Midlands National, the biggest race of the season at Uttoxeter, but there is also a widespread acceptance that racing needs to make more of its major...Read Full Story