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Ralf Rangnick's journey as interim manager of Manchester United or MU may not go down in history as one of success.
However, it may still be well remembered by fans given his no-nonsense approach and decision to challenge club protocol.
The German, came to United with great ideas to change a fractured club, but despite his best intentions, he found it very difficult to implement and make the necessary changes.
In principle, a manager like Rangnick is what United need, someone who is not afraid to reveal tough truths and an individual who has the authority and experience to challenge the decisions that have been made on him.
The 63-year-old may not walk as well as talk, although there is hope that Erik ten Hag certainly can.
Rangnick is believed to be an admirer of the Ajax boss and one of those who back his credentials as a future Manchester United manager. Time will tell if he manages to live up to such high expectations, but in doing so he may learn a valuable lesson from the man he replaced in the Old Trafford dugout
Paul Pogba's contract at Old Trafford will expire at the end of June 2022. Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed the France midfielder will leave on a free transfer.
Juventus, Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain continue to be linked with the 29-year-old. However, there have been reports, recently, which claim that the 2018 World Cup winner is also open to staying in the Premier League.
The Daily Star reports that Manchester City have been approached to discuss the possibility of signing Pogba in recent weeks. Rivan MU can get it for free.
However, the report also claims that the seven-times Premier League champions have made it clear they are not interested in bringing Pogba to the Etihad Stadium next season.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola also stated in 2018 that the club had turned down the opportunity to sign the former Juventus man. At that time, Jose Mourinho was the manager of Manchester United.
Pogba's performance this season with Manchester United has been less convincing. He has just scored and provided nine assists in 27 appearances for Man United this season.
Pogba is now struggling to return to Manchester United before the end of the season due to a calf problem.
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick says Paul Pogba will not play again this season. The reason the French midfielder suffered a calf injury.
"Right now there's no need to think about that because he can't play against Arsenal and maybe the next United games. As it looks right now, he won't be extending his contract and I don't know if the club or Erik want to extend his contract," Rangnick said.
The late arrival of MotoGP cargo made 16 riders from various teams affected by the delay in arriving at the Termas de Rio Hondo Circuit, Argentina, on Friday.
This situation also forced Dorna Sports as the promoter to change the schedule. As a result of these changes, one free practice session (Free Practice/FP) for all classes was cancelled. As a result, there are no activities for the racers to do at the circuit on Friday (main photo).
Everyone knows motorcycle racing is a team sport. Although, the biggest responsibility to win the podium, victory or title, remains in the hands of the drivers.
However, all that cannot go smoothly, or at least according to plan and strategy, if the racer cannot get a motorbike with good performance and durability. These two factors are clearly related to preparation.
This is what they face at Termas de Rio Hondo. Two years (2020 and 2021) have not been used, practically the drivers and teams need significant time to determine the best suit.
Unfortunately, the problem of cargo delays cost the drivers a very valuable session. Now, they practically rely on the expertise and foresight of the mechanics in determining the best set-up for Termas de Rio Hondo.
With cargo arriving on Friday, it will take extra hard work to catch up with time and fight fatigue. A Mooney VR46 Racing Team crew explained how much total time it took in the pits to prepare.
“It took three hours to unload the cargo. Then, it takes another four hours just for one motorbike, to install all the components of the motorbike so that they are intact, "he said.
“If the cargo arrives on Friday morning, the work can take all day and finish on Saturday, without sleep. This feeling of exhaustion will definitely be felt in the body.”
As previously reported, this delay was related to the aircraft damage that occurred in Mombasa, Kenya. The absence of spare cargo planes – partly due to the impact of the Russo-Ukrainian war – and the complexity of loading and unloading, forced the aircraft to be repaired on the spot.
Dorna Sports itself has not yet provided information whether there is a possibility of this incident being repeated for the next race in Austin, Texas, United States, next week.
Citizens in Ukraine are reportedly still able to access the internet in the midst of the war between the country and Russia. So, what makes internet services still active in Ukraine?
Experts say infrastructure in a number of major Ukrainian cities still has back-up infrastructure. The infrastructure is considered useful during a war situation like today.
However, internet traffic in some areas has decreased as citizens fled the country as a result of the war.
Internet provider Kyivstar said they had to work hard to keep Mariupol connected when the invasion took place
Roman Abramovich released Chelsea after the British government sanctioned him following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The billionaire from Russia is also considered to have a close relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Now, the Blues are getting ready to welcome a new owner.
Abramovich opened a price of 3 billion pounds for the club he bought in 2003. However, it has not been decided who the tycoon will take over the two-time Champions League winner.
Despite all that, word got out that Abramovich was preparing to buy a new club. According to CNN Turki, reported by Tribalfootball, Thursday (24/3), the Russian billionaire is in talks to buy Turkish club Goztepe. Representatives for Abramovich and Goztepe owner Mehmet Sepil have opened negotiations over the sale of the club.
Abramovich's super yacht, L'Eclipse is docked in Turkey. This could be a sign that the CNN report is correct that the two sides are in talks to buy local club Goztepe.
Abramovich is a billionaire who changed the face of Chelsea into a respected team in England and Europe. With the power of his money, he brought in a number of top players and great coaches to collect a lot of trophies.
Since he joined Stamford Bridge, Chelsea won two Champions League titles and five Premier League titles. Then five FA Cup trophies, one Club World Cup, two Europa Leagues, three Carling Cups (League Cup), one European Super Cup and two Community Shield trophies.
Now Abramovich must accept the fact that his togetherness ended because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. He is rumored to be choosing prospective buyers who have the same vision and mission in building Chelsea
Marc Marquez fell in a horror accident in the warm-up session ahead of the 2022 Mandalika MotoGP. Marquez fell while turning at Turn 7 which made him thrown off the motorbike and rolled over in the gravel.
The terrible incident made Marquez rushed to the Mataram Hospital for first aid. Marquez finally chose to withdraw from the Mandalika MotoGP race for health reasons.
"Marquez's accident was one of the most brutal I have seen so far," said Alex Criville as quoted by Motosan.
"Fortunately he is fine and ended up not taking part in the race due to medical considerations. He looked dazed," said Alex Criville, who raced with Repsol Honda from 1994-2001.
Marc Marquez has two weeks to recover his condition. The next MotoGP race will be held at the Autodromo Termas de Rio Hondo Circuit, Argentina on April 3, 2022.
MotoGP Medical Director, Dr. Angel Charte, ensures that Marc Marquez's condition is not worrying after falling in a horror accident at the Mandalika Circuit, Sunday (20/3/2022). Marquez will continue his recovery in Barcelona, Spain.
"After Marc Marquez had a terrible accident, he was taken to the Hospital in Lombok to undergo a series of examinations. He was then brought back here," said Dr. Angel Chart.
"Nothing serious. Marc Marquez will return to Barcelona for further examination and recovery," said Dr. Angel Chart.
Repsol Honda racer, Marc Marquez, harbored anger and disappointment after canceling his race at the 2022 Mandalika MotoGP, Sunday (20/3/2022). Marquez canceled due to a horror accident.
"This is not my weekend because I have struggled and had problems from the start. A very bad crash in warm-up, maybe the biggest I've ever had," said Marc Marquez.
"I was taken to the hospital and although there were no serious problems, it was decided that I could not race. Of course this is a shame, but it is the best decision," said Marquez.
#Marquez has diplopia after crash in Mandalika
Marc Marquez is experiencing double vision problems or diplopia after crashing during the warm-up session for the Indonesian Grand Prix in Mandalika on Sunday, the Honda rider said as quoted by Reuters on Tuesday.
The six-time MotoGP champion had a crash at turn seven that sent him flying into the air for a hard landing on the edge. He hit his head but was spared serious injury when his motorbike was spinning in the air but missed him.
Marquez did not race after being declared unfit. The 29-year-old had a similar episode late last season after a concussion he suffered in a crash during training and said doctors advised him not to continue racing.
"I think I'm having deja vu," Marquez said on Twitter. "During the trip back to Spain, I felt uncomfortable with my vision and we decided to visit Dr. Sanchez Dalmau who confirmed I had another episode of diplopia."
"Fortunately, it wasn't as bad as the injury I had at the end of last year. But now it's time to rest and wait to get this far."
Honda said Marquez had undergone a medical in Madrid to evaluate all the bruising caused by the crash and an MRI of the brain to confirm he had no other injuries.
Marquez, who won six titles between 2013 and 2019, had a season-ending crash in the first race of the 2020 season when he broke his arm. He also missed four races in 2021 in order to fully recover from an arm injury and concussion.
Red Bull KTM racer, Miguel Oliveira, has successfully won the Mandalika MotoGP or MotoGP Indonesia 2022 race.
The Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia is the second series of the 2022 MotoGP World Championship which will be held at the Mandalika Circuit on Sunday (20/3/2022) afternoon WITA. Miguel Oliveira, who started the race from seventh place, appeared fantastic because he had led the race since the fifth lap.
The Portuguese rider took the MotoGP podium at Mandalika 2022 accompanied by Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha) and Johann Zarco (Pramac Racing Ducati).
This is Miguel Oliveira's fourth victory in his career in the MotoGP class. The Repsol Honda rider, who has collected eight world titles, Marc Marquez, was forced to leave the Pertamina Mandalika International Street Circuit without taking any points.
Marc Marquez cannot take part in the Mandalika 2022 MotoGP race due to a head injury. The injury was obtained by Marc Marquez after having an accident or crash highside at Turn 7 of the Mandalika Circuit in the warm up session.
Overall, Marc Marquez has experienced four accidents in the 2022 Indonesian MotoGP series. Marc Marquez has actually returned to the Mandalika Circuit paddock after undergoing an examination at a hospital located in Mataram City, West Nusa Tenggara.
However, Marquez still could not take part in the Mandalika MotoGP race because he was not given permission by the Repsol Honda and MotoGP team doctors. The team of doctors stated that Marquez was not fit to take part in the race at the Mandalika Circuit.
The distance or duration of the Mandalika MotoGP race, which was originally scheduled for 27 laps, was reduced to only 20 laps. The decision was taken because of the asphalt of the Mandalika Circuit.
This was revealed by the Safety Officer of the International Motorsport Federation (FIM), Franco Uncini. "We have decided to reduce the race distance to maintain track conditions because of the asphalt," Franco Uncini was quoted as saying by Sky Sports Italia. About 30 minutes before the race, the Mandalika Circuit was drenched in heavy rain.
The weather factor made the Indonesian MotoGP race which was originally scheduled to start at 14.00 WIB had to be postponed. From the live broadcast, it can be seen that several points on the Mandalika Circuit are starting to be flooded due to rain.
After being postponed for 75 minutes, the Mandalika MotoGP race finally started at 15.15 WIB. The Indonesian MotoGP was decided to run a wet race or race on a wet track because the Mandalika Circuit track was still not dry.
Monster Energy Yamaha racer, Fabio Quartararo, managed to maintain his leading position when the Mandalka MotoGP race started. However, Quartararo had to lose his leading position when he entered the second lap.
Quartararo had to drop to third place after being overtaken by Miguel Oliveira (Red Bull KTM) and Jack Miller (Ducati) on the longest straight at the Mandalika Circuit.
In the middle of the second lap, Jack Miller managed to overtake Oliveira to take over the lead of the race. Until the third lap, Jack Miller was still leading, followed by Oliveira and Alex Rins (Suzuki Ecstar).
Quartararo again slipped to fifth place after being overtaken by the Madalika Circuit straight way by Alex Rins and Johann Zarco (Pramac Ducati). Entering the fourth lap, Jack Miller and Oliveira who were in the front row began to separate from the group.
Towards the fifth lap, Jorge Martin (Pramac Racing) almost slipped when crossing at Turn 17 of the Mandalika Circuit. Right on the fifth lap, Oliveira successfully overtook Jack Miller to take over the lead of the race. Oliveira led by 1.125 seconds over Jack Miller on lap six.
Jack Miller's advantage over Alex Rins, who was in third place, was 2,043 seconds. Right on the seventh lap, Andrea Dovizioso (WithU Yamaha RNF) seemed to have an engine problem and had to pull over.
At the beginning of the 8th lap, Jorge Martin slipped at Turn 1 and was immediately thrown into the gravel area. The incident made Jorge Martin unable to continue the race.
Until the 10th lap, Miguel Oliveira still leads this time with a 2.970 second advantage over Jack Miller who is still following in second. The third position changed at Turn 12 on the 10th lap after Johann Zarco (Pramac Racing) successfully overtook Alex Rins.
On lap 12, Miguel Oliveira got further away and managed to lead by 4.040 seconds over Jack Miller. The three leading drivers on lap 12 were Miguel Oliveira, Jack Miller, and Johann Zarco. Exactly on the 15th lap, Quartararo successfully overtook Johann Zarco di
Bend 1 for third place. Two laps later, Quartararo managed to finish second after overtaking Jack Miller. Miguel Oliveira in the end came out victorious after not being overtaken until the end of the race.
One thing that is the biggest challenge for MotoGP racers at the Grand Prix of Indonesia on Sunday 20 March 2022 is the difficulty of overtaking at the Mandalika Circuit.
Defending champion Fabio Quartararo will look to maintain pole position after securing pole position thanks to a best record of 1:31,067 in the qualifying session, Saturday 19 March 2022.
The closest threat to the Yamaha rider is the Pramac Racing team duo, Jorge Martin and Johann Zarco, who parked their two Ducati motorbikes in the front row.
It's hard to know how the race will be, because it's a new track. We don't know what will happen, but we will try our best," Quartararo said after qualifying. "I feel much better than Qatar and my potential is much better to fight for the win here.
The Monster Energy Yamaha racer wants to forget the bad result at Losail where he was only able to finish P9 after his Yamaha bike experienced problems with tire pressure and a top speed deficit.
Arriving at Mandalika, the French racer faced a new challenge on a circuit that had just undergone re-pavement of some of its tracks following the recommendations of Dorna and the FIM after the official test in Lombok last month.
Although the track is still not completely clean, Quartararo feels the asphalt at the Mandalika circuit is better than the conditions he found during the pre-season test.
Then, the racing line which is still narrow at Mandalika does not give many choices for riders who want to put pressure on their rivals. "For me it's one of the most difficult tracks to overtake, so it's quite positive to start from the front row," said Quartararo.
2020 world champion Joan Mir was surprisingly eliminated from the race for the top two slots in Q1 and will start from P18 after struggling to find the right grip and setting in Mandalika.
After almost always falling when driving around corners, the Spaniard is not even sure he can survive the 27-lap race at Mandalika later. "Even I thought I was going to crash, because I was riding too close to the limit at every corner, and in these conditions it's very easy to make mistakes.
It will be difficult if we don't improve," said Mir. Mir will anticipate the decline in tire performance during the race and steal the opportunity if Suzuki can find better grip to maintain speed during the race later.
"It's not easy to overtake at this track, but when racing every lap it will be easy because of the decrease (tire performance). But this is not an easy track to go from 18th starting position," he said.
Next up: Another Suzuki team driver... Another Suzuki team driver Alex Rins was luckier than his teammate after securing P8. From the third row, Rins will try to push forward as early as possible at the beginning of the race.
"Here the difficult lap is overtaking, because there is only one racing line and not much space to overtake," said Rins, who found his bike spewing fire from the rear in FP3. "The overtake will be very tight with the other riders, so the key is a good start.
A good start and we need to be in the very front at Turn 1." Turns 1, 10 and the last two corners offer openings for overtaking, "but I said earlier the overtake will be very tight.
Ahead of the Mandalika MotoGP at the Mandalika Circuit, West Nusa Tenggara, on March 18-20 2022, Bastianini is again the champion.
Enea Bastianini won the Qatar MotoGP last week at the Losail Circuit. This makes him a driver to be reckoned with in MotoGP 2022.
Previously, in the Pre-Season Test in Mandalika, Bastianini was only in 13th place. This result is only half a second different from Espargaro's best lap.
This Italian man admits that it will be difficult to repeat his victory at the Mandalika MotoGP this time.
“I can't wait to come to Indonesia soon. We come from an amazing race in Qatar, where I claimed my first win.
It will be difficult to do it again this time, but we definitely showed good speed during the test," Bastianini said, quoted from Crash.net on Tuesday (15/3/2022).
Regarding the Mandalika circuit track, which was separated and combined, Bastianini hopes that the coating can be completed soon.
"They should have finished lining some parts of the track, so I didn't know what to expect. Even the tires will be different compared to the test, but we have to continue to work in the same way as we have done until now."
His team mate Fabio di Giannantonio will also try his best to earn his first MotoGP points after finishing 17th in Qatar.
“We are back in an amazing place, where we also have so many supporters. It's always a great thing and it's important to get warm support from people and I'm sure it will be like this at Mandalika,” said Giannantonio.
Not only that, he also said that he wanted to continue learning so that he could continue to improve little by little in Mandalika.
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Epson is collaborating with National Geographic to raise awareness actions for the protection of the world's permafrost – the frozen land beneath Earth's polar regions – by launching the 'Turn Down the Heat' campaign.
Many scientists worldwide warn of the threat of melting icebergs in the Arctic. This will have an impact on extreme sea level rise that will occur faster than previously thought.
The campaign comes at a time when scientists predict that the world's ice sheets will completely melt by 2100, this could drastically change the ecology, raise global sea levels and release more than 950 billion tons of methane into the atmosphere.
The program, led by National Geographic Explorer Dr Katey Walter Anthony, oversees Arctic observatories in Alaska and Russia to monitor the long-term impacts of climate change.
“The Arctic has literally melted before our eyes. We estimate that up to 10% of projected global warming this century could come from melting ice sheets, and this will affect the entire earth. What happens at the North Pole doesn't just happen at the North Pole. Our choices in work and life really matter.
When we and businesses can make smart decisions in choosing the technology to use, it will make a positive impact and difference to our environment.” said Dr. Katey Walter Anthony as the National Geographic Explorer.
According to him, saving energy is very important in preventing global warming, but many technologies consume significant volumes every day in businesses or homes every day.
In line with Dr. Katey, Epson's Global President, Yasunori Ogawa said preventing global warming and saving energy, Epson's pioneering series of printers are equipped with
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We hope to make a difference in tackling global environmental issues with our users and business partners through our technology,” said Yasunori Ogawa.
Please note, at the beginning of the year, Epson Southeast Asia launched its sustainability campaign, “Be Cool” to raise awareness among users that productivity and sustainability do not have to be exclusive and separate.
Through this campaign, Epson Southeast Asia is encouraging businesses to “Be Cool” by leveraging how Epson's printing technology can make sustainable choices easier.
To raise awareness of sustainability to customers, businesses and partners, Epson Southeast Asia activated teams in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam
throughout the year for strategic market activities that will bring “Be Cool” and “Turn Down the Heat” closer to the community, and support the realization of the United Nation – Sustainable Development Goals program, namely responsible consumption and production (program no. climate change (program no.13), these two programs have become a priority.
“We want to create value in the environment across Southeast Asia to help achieve our global vision and the regionally defined UN SDGs.
With this parameter guide, we will work more aggressively across all business areas to create partnerships towards greater sustainability using Epson technology.” Said Siew Jin Kiat - Regional Managing Director of Epson Southeast Asia.
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