Time a concern as work starts on World Cup stadium
Construction has begun on the latest stadium for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in the Russian city of Samara and was heralded in a special ceremony attended by president Vladimir Putin, but concerns still remain over the delays and inflated cost of many of the stadiums.
Arena Group’s export growth hits Sunday Times list
Innovative seating provider whose overlay projects are showcased at mega events worldwide through HOST CITY magazine is ranked one of the UK’s fastest growing exporters
2014 Ryder Cup turns to Aggreko for power
Global power and temperature control specialist wins contract for major sporting event at Gleneagles in September
IOC hails Tokyo 2020’s quick start and strong partnership
The IOC Coordination Commission’s first visit to Tokyo found the city on a strong footing for hosting the 2020 Games – in sharp contrast to Rio’s current status
Brazil World Cup produces more solar power than many countries
Brasilia’s Estádio Nacional outperforms 11 competing nations in solar energy production, making the 2014 World Cup the “greenest ever”
Mondo becomes Glasgow 2014 sponsor
Hampden Park has been transformed into a world class athletics facility with a track from Mondo, who has now been confirmed as an official sponsor of the Games
Yaya Toure convinced by Qatar 2022 plans
With Yaya Toure in Doha, the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy took the opportunity to transform the preconceptions he shared with other footballers about Qatar 2022
The world’s most sustainable stadiums
Building and operating a sports stadium requires huge quantities of steel, concrete, electricity and water. Here’s how to reduce the footprint
Ground broken for Qatar 2022’s first stadium
At Al Wakrah, work is underway that will allow foundations to be laid in September 2014, when the main construction contractor will be announced
Rio 2016 organisers say 11 venues are ready
As concern over construction progress continues, the organisers of the 2016 Olympic Games have announced that a large proportion of venues are finished and ready to host events