The longest jumps ever made in sports

Football teams make themselves known to fans all over the world thanks to their nicknames, a unique way to create a great unity with their tradition. Many of these nicknames, used by both the press and supporters, were born several decades ago but continue to be more relevant than ever.

Red Devils, Vecchia Signora, Los Colchoneros, and many others, sometimes these nicknames can become better known even than the real name of the team.

Let's discover together some of the most famous ways in which football teams are known in the world.

The LVI Super Bowl is almost here! And whether you're a football fanatic or only interested in commercials, Super Bowl snacks and halftime entertainment, a little knowledge of the great game will make the day more fun.

Also, think about how impressed your friends and family will be when you discover some of these football trivia!

Or you can create your own Super Bowl party game and question your friends when there's a pause in the action.

The NFL added an extra game this year, giving us 17 weeks of excitement for the regular season.

The playoff rounds were particularly action-packed, with several extra games. We expect the same from Super Bowl.

What is the most exhausting sport in the world?

According to a research promoted by ESPN, a US television station entirely dedicated to sport, the discipline that implies a greater overall effort of our body, thus being the most tiring ever (as well as one of those that involves the greatest risk of serious injuries), is boxing.

The study took into account, for each discipline analyzed, multiple parameters including strength, endurance, speed, agility and coordination required in the race, to be related to the average expenditure of energy, both physical and mental.

Lewis Hamilton is one of the most famous and successful drivers in Formula 1. 

His name is associated with numerous records and victories; he is the driver with the most wins, podiums, pole positions and points in the history of the competition as well as having won seven world titles.

But there are also some lesser-known aspects of his life that are worth discovering.

In this article, we explore some interesting facts you might not have known about Lewis Hamilton, from his passion for music to his racing career.

A few days ago the new Ferrari SF-23, the single-seater that will run in the Formula 1 world championship from the weekend of March 5-7 in Bahrain, was unveiled in Fiorano. The Cavallino Rampante has become an iconic brand in the racing world both for its successes but also for its extremely beautiful and refined models.

Some historic single-seaters from Ferrari are still among the most expensive cars in the world, and a rare commodity for the most avid and wealthy collectors.

In the wake of the Ferrari presentation, we tried to think about what might be some of the most iconic models in history.

The rumors of the New York Times expert journalist, Tariq Panja, have been confirmed: a new format for the 2026 World Cup (to be held between Mexico, the United States, and Canada) was approved in the Fifa Governing Council . Here are all the details.

The competition will consist of 104 matches and 48 teams will participate. The Fifa Governing Council has, in fact, unanimously approved the proposal to change the format of the review. The rounds will remain four-team and there will be 12 instead of 16 three-team groups as first thought.

The game of soccer has changed over the decades partly because of the continual introductions of new technology in the making of balls. From the first very heavy ones to the latest ultra-light ones, what is really striking at times is even just the design.

Usually on World Cup occasions, manufacturers have always indulged their imagination, making design unique and ones that are destined to remain in history. In addition, some matches are so historic that they also keep everything around them, including balls.

This is a quick selection of what are the most iconic balls in soccer history.

November as you know is the month of the mustache,Movember,  from Moustache + November.

 Charlie Chaplin in the world of cinema, Salvador Dalì in the history of art.

Even the world of football, which in its own way is an art, has had among its ranks numerous "mustaches" that have made the history of this sport.

In this photo gallery there are not all but the main "mustaches" in the history of football, for you someone is missing? Look at the photogallery and find out.

Who is your favorite? Who is missing for you among the most famous footballers with the "mustache" in the world?

One of the most interesting moments of the World Cup is the performance of national anthems: if we knew the lyrics of certain songs and the contexts in which they were written, we would listen to them smiling.

We reveal for example the curiosity related to the anthem of the Italian national team that will not participate in the World Cup in Qatar.

Have you ever listened to all the lyrics of Mameli's hymn? In the final part we talk about formations to keep in battle, proclamations against Austria, against the Cossacks and references to the Balilla!

Are you a fan of the most famous sport in the world? When you are on holiday do you never miss a visit to a stadium? Then here is what you need, the ranking of the most beautiful football stadiums in the world.

Maybe someone will take you for crazy but a visit to these great stages and their museums is a must.

Browse the gallery to find out which are the most beautiful stadiums in the world!

Have you ever been to one of these stadiums?

Do you think some of the most beautiful stadiums in the world of this gallery are missing?

Naomi Osaka is one of the most famous and popular tennis players in the world. 

Winner of four Grand Slam titles, Osaka is known for her aggressive playing style and shy but determined personality. 

However, there are many interesting facts about Naomi Osaka's life and career that you may not know. Undecided since September 2022, she will not play in 2023 as she is pregnant.

In this article, we explore together some of the most interesting trivia about the Japanese champion.

Every edition of the World Cup since 1966 has had its own official mascot. World Cup Willie, the mascot of that tournament, was the first mascot of a World Cup and one of the first ever to be paired with any sporting event.

The designers of these dolls try to represent a typical topic of the host nation (culture, tradition, flora, fauna, etc.).

The mascots of the World Cup have children as target and often cartoons or various gadget are created to match this figure and the event in general.