An axiom that may have been coined long after the first motor race ever run remains as compelling today: “Racing improves the breed”.

Meet Alyssa Herrera, a full time bug bounty hunter since she was 16 years old.

It’s a brand new decade, and gaming is going interesting places.

Blizzard’s vision for the future of esports Blizzard’s Overwatch League is ending its inaugural season this month with the playoffs scheduled to kickoff next month. The grueling seven-month long competition started in January this year and sees 12 professional teams battling it out to win a share of its US$3.5 million prize pool. But while league viewership figures have been promising, the whole thing remains a massive gamble. Initially announced way back at Blizzcon 2016, the League is the most ambitious attempt at turning esports into a legitimate sports league to date. If it succeeds, Blizzard will set a new standard in esports that other games will look to follow, but if it fails, over three hundred million dollars will have been sunk into a venture that many said was doomed to fail right from the start.

But don’t write them off just yet.

ASIA-PACIFIC BOATING TALKS EXCLUSIVELY TO SOFTBANK TEAM JAPAN SKIPPER DEAN BARKER AND GENERAL MANAGER KAZUHIKO SOFUKU ABOUT THEIR HOPES FOR THE SOLE ASIAN CHALLENGER IN THE 35TH AMERIC A’S CUP IN BERMUDA.

Participants had to drive, run, solve puzzles and create witty dialogues at this signature event.

WHAT prompted Andrew Denford to start F1 In Schools (F1IS) in 2000 was a shortage of engineers in the United Kingdom. He wanted to inspire students to take up engineering as a career.

Torque celebrated its 25th anniversary by organising the first-ever 25-hour event!