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Racing Force S.p.a. : 	 Racing Force Group starts an exciting new chapter as Official Suppliers to Tom Brady's team in the E1 World Championship 	 	 -January 18, 2024 at 09:05 am EST - Vimarsana News

Racing Force S.p.a. : 	 Racing Force Group starts an exciting new chapter as Official Suppliers to Tom Brady's team in the E1 World Championship 	 	 -January 18, 2024 at 09:05 am EST

Team Brady will use OMP, Bell Racing and Racing Spirit products in the new all-electric powerboat series Ronco Scrivia , January 18th, 2024 - Racing Force Group is pleased to announce the...

Gael Force and Nauplius ink steel feed barge deal - Vimarsana News

Gael Force and Nauplius ink steel feed barge deal

A new long-term partnership between Gael Force and Nauplius Workboats to create an extended range of steel feed barges for aquaculture producers has been announced this week.

Leicester logistics firm calls in administrators - Vimarsana News

Leicester logistics firm calls in administrators

A Leicester logistics firm has called in administrators. G Force Group, which trades as Gee Force Logistics, is based in Whetstone in the city, and offers

Logistics firm set to call in administrators | TheBusinessDesk.com - Vimarsana News

Logistics firm set to call in administrators | TheBusinessDesk.com

Leicester company faces an uncertain future

2023 Global Heat Wave: First Three Weeks of July Were Hottest Ever Recorded - Vimarsana News

2023 Global Heat Wave: First Three Weeks of July Were Hottest Ever Recorded

The first three weeks of July 2023 have been the hottest global three-week period so far. In the summer months of 2023, twice as many people in Germany were exposed to daily temperatures of 35 °C (95 °F) and higher than the average from 1980 to 1999. This is obvious from a study published recently b