Dan Cancian

1 week ago | forbes.com | Dan Cancian

The suitability of the Monaco Grand Prix to modern Formula 1 is again under the microscope after another uneventful affair on Sunday. Lando Norris won ahead of Charles Leclerc and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, but the main topic of conversation in the aftermath was the controversial mandatory two pit-stop rule. By introducing two obligatory pit stops, so the thinking went, teams would have to get creative with their strategy and liven up an event that has often felt too predictable of late.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Dan Cancian

The Formula 1 season moves to its most iconic venue this weekend, with the eighth round of the championship taking place around the narrow streets of Monaco. Oscar Piastri’s run of three consecutive wins came to an end in Imola last week as Max Verstappen took his second victory of the season after winning the Japanese Grand Prix on April 6.

2 weeks ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

Ahead of making the trip to Castellammare di Stabia for the first leg of the Serie B play-off semi-final, Cremonese boss Giovanni Stroppa suggested Juve Stabia were feeling pressure for the first time this season. After playing with house money for most of the campaign, the Wasps would ditch their carefree approach once they realised the enormity of what was at stake in the play-offs, namely a second consecutive promotion. Mind games from a wily campaigner at this level?

2 weeks ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

Deep in the bowels of the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi in Verona, Antonio Conte made his case in typically brutal fashion. “I’m ashamed as a coach, a thing like this has rarely happened to me,” he said after Napoli were thrashed 3-0 by Hellas Verona on the opening day of the Serie A season. “Today my heart is bleeding. Let’s see if anyone else is bleeding in the next few days.”This was not Conte setting his stall out. He had already done so before a ball had been kicked in anger.

2 weeks ago | destinationcalcio.com | Dan Cancian

Deep in the bowels of the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi in Verona, Antonio Conte made his case in typically brutal fashion. “I’m ashamed as a coach, a thing like this has rarely happened to me,” he said after Napoli were thrashed 3-0 by Hellas Verona on the opening day of the Serie A season. “Today my heart is bleeding. Let’s see if anyone else is bleeding in the next few days.”This was not Conte setting his stall out. He had already done so before a ball had been kicked in anger.