Andrew Nagy

There's a line of thought telling you that Christopher Feghali’s breakthrough victory shouldn’t actually have happened. After all, the 17-year-old Lebanese driver headed to the Eurocup-3 race having completed no testing at the Paul Ricard track. While every other leading team had spent three days learning the circuit, Feghali had little more than simulator time and confidence. “To be honest, we went into the weekend with no expectations,” he says.

You don't have to get a mullet, but maybe it's time to move on

This year, in a bid to kickstart better health and fitness habits I joined a cult. The cult of wearable health trackers. I’m only half joking. The rise of health trackers in recent years has been astonishing. A 2025 survey, by Gymnation of more than 8,800 people across the UAE and Saudi Arabia, revealed that 61 per cent of UAE respondents and 60 per cent of Saudis said they use wearables.