Saul Wordsworth

1 week ago | stadia-magazine.com | Saul Wordsworth

Washington D.C. is close to a deal worth more than $3 billion to bring the Washington Commanders back to the district and build a new stadium at the RFK Stadium site. Preliminary plans, supported by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and the team, outline a financing framework in which the Commanders would fund the bulk of the project. The city’s financial contribution would instead focus on supporting broader infrastructure and development across the surrounding 180-acre site.

1 week ago | stadia-magazine.com | Saul Wordsworth

A political showdown is unfolding in Ohio as Republican leaders clash over two competing proposals: whether to back a new domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns in the suburbs or push for broader tax hikes to fund long-term upgrades for the Cincinnati Bengals and other professional teams. Both plans are drawing fire from members of both parties who argue that public funding for NFL stadiums diverts critical resources from priorities like infrastructure and public education.

1 week ago | stadia-magazine.com | Saul Wordsworth

The LA28 Organising Committee has released the most detailed version yet of its Olympic venue plan, revealing where various sports will be held and highlighting the use of Los Angeles’ most celebrated venues. Among the newly confirmed venues are several sites in Downtown Los Angeles and Exposition Park. The University of Southern California (USC) Sports Center, previously announced as the host for badminton, will also welcome rhythmic gymnastics.

2 weeks ago | ivtinternational.com | Saul Wordsworth

Bucher Hydraulics, a world leader in the manufacture of state-of-the-art hydraulic solutions for OEMs, is displaying its very latest unit at this week’s Bauma Munich (hall A3, stand 103) – a solution already in use amongst major OEMs.Bucher’s HELAX is a cutting-edge decentralised axis control unit transforming energy efficiency in electrified mobile machinery. It combines electric and hydraulic energy recovery for superior performance, reducing energy use, battery size, and overall cost.

2 weeks ago | ivtinternational.com | Saul Wordsworth

Working under the tagline, ‘Engines for a resilient future’, Kubota Engine (hall A4, stand 327)  is exhibiting at this week’s Bauma. With a lineup designed to meet diverse needs, the firm continues to prioritise not only cutting-edge technology but also compatibility with conventional products, ensuring stable supply. Featured engines include its electronically-controlled small D902-K/D1105-K engine.