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Tuesday, 3 November 2026
Monaco

A new boat for twenty-three crews

The Virginie Heriot Trophy returns to Monegasque waters from Friday, with twenty-three all-female crews, a change of boat to the RS21, and the defending Royal Thames crew back to be beaten. The first warning signal is scheduled for 1pm.

Monaco Chronicle · October 16, 2026
Monaco

The season finale is in France

The Tennis Europe Junior Masters returns to the Monte-Carlo Country Club on October 21. The name is Monegasque, the federation is Monegasque, and the address is in France.

Monaco Chronicle · October 12, 2026
Monaco

October 6: the Roca Team's reckoning

On Friday, October 2, Monaco's commercial court heard the insolvency case of AS Monaco Basket, the reigning French champions. Liabilities stand at 27.8 million euros, and on Tuesday, October 6, the court will decide whether the professional club survives.

Monaco Chronicle · October 4, 2026
Monaco

The tournament that is not quite in Monaco

The Monte-Carlo Masters carries the principality's most famous place name into living rooms around the world. The courts sit across the border, in France. That paradox is the whole point.

Monaco Chronicle · September 21, 2026
Monaco

What electric racing changes about racing in Monaco

In May 2026, the street circuit hosted two electric races on consecutive days, with two different winners. The double-header asked a quiet question: what is the Monaco race for, once the engines go silent?

Monaco Chronicle · September 20, 2026
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