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FORMULA E RETURNS TO MEXICO

🚀 AN ELECTRIFYING NEW ERA Formula E is back, promising a thrilling 2025 season filled with cutting-edge technology. The Hankook E-Prix of Mexico City, set for January 11 at the iconic Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, will host Round 2 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. 🌟 GEN3 EVO MAKES ITS MEXICAN DEBUT For the first time, the revolutionary GEN3 Evo will hit Mexican soil after debuting in São Paulo. This groundbreaking race car boasts impressive features, including 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 1.82 seconds, all-wheel drive, and tires made with 35% recycled materials. Its design emphasizes sustainability, featuring ethically sourced batteries that minimize environmental impact. 📈 CHAMPIONS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez has a special magic for champions. In the last two seasons, winners of the Mexico City E-Prix also claimed the world title. This year, reigning champion Pascal Wehrlein seeks redemption after his dramatic flip in São Paulo. Meanwhile, championship leader Mitch Evans aims to repeat his Brazil success. 🌿 SUSTAINABILITY LEADS THE WAY Formula E reinforces its commitment to the environment. This year, the event will be powered by 100% renewable energy, cutting CO2 emissions by 90%. Additionally, social initiatives like the Better Futures Fund will support local organizations such as El Caracol, which will receive €25,000 for its educational project. 👩‍🔧 INITIATIVES FOR EQUALITY The FIA Girls on Track program aims to inspire young Mexican women to pursue careers in engineering and motorsports. During race week, STEM workshops and activities will involve 270 young women, fostering greater inclusion in motorsport. 🕐 2025 E-PRIX SCHEDULE Friday, January 10: 5:00 PM – Free Practice 1 Saturday, January 11: 7:30 AM – Free Practice 2 9:40 AM – Qualifying 2:05 PM – Race Get your flags ready and join the electric revolution 🌟🏎️✨

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"IS MAX VERSTAPPEN THE NEW SENNA OR LAUDA? 🌟🏎️"

“IS MAX VERSTAPPEN THE NEW SENNA OR LAUDA? 🌟🏎️”

THE YOUNGEST AND MOST DOMINANT THREE-TIME CHAMPION OF THE MODERN ERA At just 26 years old, Max Verstappen has cemented himself as one of the biggest names in Formula 1 history, joining the exclusive list of three-time champions alongside legends like Ayrton Senna and Niki Lauda. His third title, secured without even competing in the Qatar Grand Prix, showcases his overwhelming dominance in the 2024 season. 🏆🔥 With thirteen victories, including ten consecutive wins, ‘Mad Max’ made it clear there was no rival to challenge him this season. But does his dominance make him a boring driver or a genius on par with greats like Senna and Lauda? 🌍🤔 MAX, SENNA, OR LAUDA? A LEGENDARY COMPARISON The debate is open: is Max Verstappen as great as Ayrton Senna or Niki Lauda? The stats speak for themselves: Max Verstappen achieved his three titles consecutively with Red Bull, just as Senna did with McLaren. In terms of age, Max is the youngest three-time champion on this list, standing out for his precocity and early career dominance. THE NUMBERS SPEAK 🧐 Driver Country Championships Seasons Teams Max Verstappen Netherlands 3 2021, 2022, 2023 Red Bull Ayrton Senna Brazil 3 1988, 1990, 1991 McLaren Niki Lauda Austria 3 1975, 1977, 1984 Ferrari, McLaren A LEGACY IN THE MAKING Max’s dominance has sparked a new conversation within the F1 community. While Ayrton Senna is remembered for his charisma and mastery in the rain, and Niki Lauda for his ability to return from personal tragedy, the young Dutchman is building a legacy based on consistency and absolute dominance. “Max has shown since 2015 that he’s not just another driver on the grid. His mentality has always been to win and stay on top,” said Christian Horner, his boss at Red Bull. IS HIS DOMINANCE A PROBLEM? 💭 Although some argue that Verstappen’s dominance might take excitement out of the sport, there’s no denying that staying at the top for so long is an achievement reserved for the greatest. Senna thrilled fans with his ability to risk everything on every lap. Lauda inspired with his resilience after his 1976 accident. Max, meanwhile, has demonstrated clinical precision and a winning mentality that few can match. EIGHT YEARS OF SUCCESS AND CONTROVERSY From his debut with Toro Rosso in 2015 to his first victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in 2016, Max has followed a path filled with success and criticism. His promotion to Red Bull marked the start of a dominant era that has placed him among the greats. THE FUTURE OF MAX AND HIS PLACE AMONG THE BEST Can Max match Lewis Hamilton’s seven championships or Juan Manuel Fangio’s five? Age is on his side, but his biggest challenge will be maintaining motivation and continuing to improve in an increasingly competitive field. The question remains: Is Max Verstappen a driver on par with Senna and Lauda, or does he still need to prove more to be considered an absolute legend of F1? 🏁🤔 Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇

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THE SECRET BEHIND THE NISSAN KICKS 2025 🚗❄️🔥 (IMAGES NISSAN.COM)

THE SECRET BEHIND THE NISSAN KICKS 2025 🚗❄️🔥

EXTREME TESTING AND IMPECCABLE PREPARATION New year, new challenges! 🌟 With the launch of the Nissan Kicks 2025, the Japanese brand proves that innovation knows no limits. From frosty mornings to testing under the most extreme conditions, the development of this SUV is a story of creativity, precision, and an unwavering commitment to quality. A JOURNEY THAT BEGAN YEARS AGO 🚀🌍 The process started long before the first Kicks rolled off the assembly line in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Research and Development teams, alongside Customer Satisfaction experts, collaborated from Japan to North America to ensure every detail was flawless. In 2022, engineers transformed a European Nissan Juke into a rolling laboratory, outfitting it with early prototypes of the Kicks’ chassis, seats, and electronics. This ingenious step condensed years of testing into a single, accelerated phase. 🛠️🔧 CANADA: THE WINTER TESTING GROUNDS 🥶🌨️ In late 2023, Canada became the epicenter of testing with the “Project North” initiative. Here, the team braved extreme cold to evaluate the Kicks 2025’s intelligent all-wheel drive system. 💨🚘 Sub-zero temperatures provided the perfect setting to test the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system. During these tests, team members faced the winter rigor with minimal clothing and no coffee, analyzing how the vehicle warmed 10 key parts of the human body. ❄️🔥 DETAILS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE 📋🔍 Meticulous documentation was key at every stage. From small observations, like hot air escaping from a turned-off defroster, to adjustments in comfort systems, everything was reviewed and resolved at record speed. “Our job is to detect and correct issues before the customer notices them,” said Alex Bouckley, head of testing in Quebec. Every detail, from the wireless charger’s performance to the menu design on the screen, underwent thorough scrutiny. 📑✅ A ONE-OF-A-KIND EXPERIENCE 🌟🏆 With objective data collected every 10 seconds and direct comparisons with competitors’ vehicles, the Nissan Kicks 2025 promises to exceed consumer expectations. “We’re building a vehicle that redefines comfort and safety in extreme climates,” said Stephen Soley, Marketing Manager for Nissan America. THE FUTURE IS HERE 🚗💨 The result of these extreme tests is an SUV that not only offers reliability and comfort but also raises industry standards. For Nissan, every sunrise, no matter how frosty, is an opportunity to keep innovating. 🌅❄️ The Nissan Kicks 2025 stands as a testament to advanced engineering and reflects the passion of those working behind the scenes to ensure every journey is unforgettable. 🚙✨

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PASSION FOR SPEED IN MINIATURE 🏎️💨

PASSION FOR SPEED IN MINIATURE 🏎️💨

Scalextric, now known as SCX, has made a grand return to Mexico, bringing the thrill of toy car tracks 🚦 to an entirely new level. This childhood classic has transformed into a global phenomenon that unites generations, becoming an increasingly popular hobby for adults. SCX REVOLUTIONIZES ADULT HOBBIES 🚗✨ Since its creation in 1963, SCX has been much more than a toy—it’s an experience packed with adrenaline and precision design. Its ability to capture the imagination of thousands has solidified the brand as an icon in the world of modeling. SCX doesn’t just produce cars; it offers the possibility to build and customize unique tracks 🌟, fostering creativity and creating a global community of enthusiasts. With its return to Mexico, the brand aims to connect with a booming market that combines childhood nostalgia with adult competition. CLUBS AND EVENTS: THE COMMUNITY GROWS 🌍🤝 The resurgence of this hobby is no coincidence. Currently, more than 8,000 members of the SCX Club worldwide participate in tournaments, workshops, and competitions. SCX Mexico is already preparing a local chapter where track enthusiasts can compete, learn, and share their passion. Among the highlighted initiatives, the club offers its members an exclusive car each month and organizes activities to celebrate SCX’s 60th anniversary, including the special edition of the SEAT Panda Raid 🏁🎉. TECHNOLOGY AND TRADITION: A WINNING MIX ⚡🔧 SCX’s return to Mexico includes a refreshed product line that promises to surprise fans: 🚀 Faster cars with greater detail. 🛠️ More intuitive, easy-to-assemble tracks. 📱 Innovative technological accessories that blend the classic experience with the digital world. A VISION FOR MEXICO 🇲🇽🔥 Juan Antonio Contreras, sales director for Mexico and Latin America, shared his excitement about this return: “Mexico has a rich tradition in motorsports and modeling. We’re thrilled to offer experiences that revive the passion for racing and attract new generations.” With local and national events on the horizon, SCX reaffirms its commitment to creating spaces where speed and nostalgia meet. MINIATURE ICONS: SCX FAVORITES 🏆✨ Among the most popular models available in Mexico are: McLaren F1 🧡 Ferrari F2004 F1 🔴 Audi grandsphere concept 🌌 Cupra León Competición 💪 Cupra e-Racer ⚡ A HOBBY THAT UNITES GENERATIONS 🌟👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 SCX’s 60th anniversary promises to be an unforgettable milestone for Mexican fans. With its triumphant return, toy car tracks prove they’re not just for kids but also for those seeking to reconnect with the thrill and creativity of miniature speed.

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Mexico won five medals at the Pan American Sub-13 and Sub-15 Judo Championship

The Mexican judo team earned five medals at the Pan American Sub-13 and Sub-15 Championship in Cuba: one gold with Thayli Molina and four bronzes with Perales, Marmolejo, Álvarez, and the mixed team.     The Mexican national judo team closed its participation in the Pan American Sub-13 and Sub-15 Championship, held in Varadero, Cuba, achieving a total of five medals: one gold and four bronzes.     The athlete from Quintana Roo, Thayli Molina, was the standout Mexican, becoming the champion in the -47-kilogram category, which was the country’s only gold medal in the youngest division.     In the following categories, Luis Perales (-40 kilograms), Renata Marmolejo (-44 kilograms), Ana Álvarez (-53 kilograms), and the mixed team (formed by César Moreno, Emanuel Rodríguez, David Domínguez, Carmen Bustos, and Ana Álvarez) all secured third place on the podium.     This outstanding performance came just days after the junior judo team earned seven medals at the 2024 Pan American Cup in Montreal, solidifying Mexican judo as a powerhouse in age-limited continental competitions. Fotos: CONADE

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Poomsae Taekwondo Earns Four Bronzes on the Third Day of the Hong Kong 2024 World Championship

At the 2024 Poomsae Taekwondo World Championship in Hong Kong, Mexico has accumulated eight medals, with notable bronzes from William Arroyo, Seo Hyun Lee, Heriberto Sánchez, and the female cadet team. The competition concludes today. On the third day of the 2024 Poomsae Taekwondo World Championship in Hong Kong, the Mexican team earned four bronze medals, bringing their total to eight at the event, which concludes today, Wednesday, December 4th.      William de Jesús Arroyo Reyes from Oaxaca added another medal to his collection by securing third place in the men’s freestyle individual category for those over 17 years old, maintaining his record of earning at least one medal in every World Championship he has participated in.  “Enjoying every step of the journey, thanks to everyone who supported me. I am so happy to be here at my fourth World Championship and to win a medal again,” shared the three-time world champion after his award.      “It’s something magical, but this doesn’t end here. Let’s put the medal aside because there’s one more test left: the freestyle pair with Cecilia Lee. More than anything, we want to enjoy it together,” emphasized the Pan American champion of Santiago 2023.  In the women’s freestyle individual over 17 years old, Seo Hyun Cecilia Lee Kim from Nuevo León took the bronze.  “I’m happy to step onto such a big and beautiful stage. I’m taking away many lessons and emotions from this World Championship,” said the Goyang 2022 freestyle pair champion.      “Many thanks to my family, who are always there to support me, to FMTKD (Mexican Taekwondo Federation), CONADE (National Commission for Physical Culture and Sports), SEDENA, and INDE Nuevo León, for all their support in this process. I’m always grateful to my father and coach Kang Young Lee, and to Sergio Gloria for their time, dedication, and belief in me. Let’s keep working because dreams are meant to come true, and life often begins again, with one more day of competition. We’re going to give our all for Mexico,” emphasized the Pan American gold medalist of Santiago 2023.      On the other hand, Heriberto Sánchez Godina from Nuevo León won third place in the men’s individual category under 50 years in recognized poomsae.  Additionally, the team composed of Minerva Gómez Eudave and Maya Yelena Preciado Gastélum from Jalisco, along with Fernanda Jiménez Osuna from Baja California, won the bronze in the female cadet category.  The competition continues today, Wednesday, December 4th.

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Olympic champion Léon Marchand to take a break from swimming pools

Paris 2024 multi-medalist Leon Marchard announced that he will take a break from aquatic competitions. The quadruple gold medalist will not participate in the World Short Course Swimming Championships, which will be held from December 10 to 15 in Budapest, Hungary. Through his Instagram account, French swimmer wrote the following: “2024 was really intense, I participated in numerous major competitions and I’m exhausted. It’s time to take some distance, train hard and start preparing for my future challenges.” The following year, Léon is expected to be one of the contenders to win in his disciplines at the Singapore 2025 World Long Course Swimming Championships. You may be interested in: https://titansports.mx/francia-tiene-al-nuevo-rey-de-la-natacion-leon-marchand-gano-su-cuarto-oro/   Cover photo: X (@leon_marchand)

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BUPA and COPAME renewed their partnership ahead of the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic Games

BUPA renewed its role as the official medical sponsor of the Mexican Paralympic Committee, providing checkups and insurance for athletes and coaches on the road to Los Angeles 2028.  On November 26, British United Provident Association (BUPA) announced its renewal as the official medical sponsor of the Mexican Paralympic Committee (COPAME) in preparation for the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic Games.  The announcement took place at BUPA’s corporate offices with the presence of COPAME President Liliana Suárez Carreón; BUPA Mexico CEO Fernando Lledó; Paralympic gold medalist Juan Pablo Cervantes from Paris 2024; and standout boccia para-athlete Rosa Isabel Flores.      During the event, Fernando Lledó expressed gratitude and emphasized that this partnership ensures medical protection for athletes and coaches, fostering their development and promoting sports in Mexico. “For BUPA, it is a global commitment to contribute to COPAME and achieve great success for Mexican Paralympic sports,” he stated.  COPAME President Liliana Suárez highlighted the importance of adapted sports and celebrated this collaboration as part of the new Paralympic cycle. “Behind every medal, we must think about something very important: an inclusive world. Mexico and the world need us to talk about inclusion, and I congratulate BUPA for thinking about this,” she said.     In addition to financial support, BUPA will provide medical checkups for athletes and health insurance for coaches to ensure maximum safety and support in their preparation.  You might also like: Para Taekwondo resumed training after winning two medals at Paris 2024   Gold medalist Juan Pablo Cervantes expressed gratitude for this initiative, stating that such partnerships inspire athletes to move forward. “The medical area is very important, and this initiative motivates athletes to feel supported by great people on the road to Los Angeles 2028,” he said.  Finally, Rosa Isabel emphasized the commitment of Paralympic athletes ahead of Los Angeles 2028. “Thank you very much, BUPA, for this great support, and we are heading to the Los Angeles 2028 Paralympic Games,” she concluded. 

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Mexico dominated the 2024 Junior Diving World Championship in Brazil with four golds

The Mexican junior diving team stood out at the 2024 World Championship in Brazil, leading the medal table with 4 golds and 2 silvers. The Mexican junior diving team made history at the 2024 Junior Diving World Championship held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, leading the medal table with four golds and two silvers, becoming the most outstanding nation in the event.  Rut Elisa Páez Manjarrez was the star of the competition, winning three gold medals in the 1-meter and 3-meter women’s springboard (14-15 years) and in the 10-meter synchronized platform (14-18 years), alongside Abigail González Roe. On the final day of competition, December 1, Páez secured the silver in the 10-meter platform, totaling 343.00 points, behind Australia’s Maggie Grey (375.70) and ahead of Ukraine’s Diana Shevchenko (330.60).  You might also like: Mexico concluded its successful participation in the 2024 World Series of Para Swimming in Guadalajara Other notable achievements included golds from Jesús Miguel Agúndez Mora and David Gabriel Vázquez Cio in men’s 3-meter synchronized (14-18 years), silver from Mateo Zacai Nolasco Zenteno in men’s 10-meter platform (14-15 years), and silver from Alejandro Flores Jiménez and Emilio Treviño Laureano in men’s 10-meter synchronized platform (14-18 years).  China ranked second in the medal table with three golds, one silver, and one bronze, followed by Ukraine with two golds, three silvers, and four bronzes.  The championship featured over 200 athletes aged 14-18, representing more than 40 countries. 

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Beach Volleyball announced its project towards the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics

Reis Castro and Juan Rodríguez will lead the women’s team, while Rubén Barrera and Juan Virgen will coach the men’s team in the Olympic cycle leading up to Los Angeles 2028.  The Mexican Volleyball Federation (FMVB) has unveiled its plan for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, introducing the athletes and coaching staff for both the men’s and women’s teams who will tackle this new Olympic cycle.      The women’s team will be led by Brazilian Reis Castro and Mexican Juan Rodríguez, an Olympic athlete and multi-time national champion. Notable players on the roster include Atenas Gutiérrez and Susana Torres, the current NORCECA silver medalists, as well as Yeray Vidaurrazaga and Jimena Ramírez.  On the men’s side, Rubén Barrera and Juan Virgen, both Olympic athletes and recently retired from high-performance volleyball, will coach Jorman Osuna, Miguel Sarabia, Inés Vargas, and Gabriel Cruz.  Also of interest: Mexican Diversity Volleyball Team wins bronze at WENÜIKAN Cup in Chile       FMVB President Jesús Perales Navarro officially presented the national team members, who will aim to qualify for the Olympic Games after missing out on Paris 2024.  Preparation will take place at the High Performance Center in Nuevo León, with plans to participate in international and continental competitions starting in 2025. Fotos: CONADE

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