ABB FIA Formula E S8 - Marrakesh ePrix

The scorching city of Marrakesh, Morocco, is the next stop for the eighth season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship.

With the lights out, the action in Morocco has begun with Mitch Evans and Nyck De Vries are hungry for overtakes as they pulled off their bold moves on the track. As the race progresses, Alexander Sims delivered one of the slickest overtakes of the season and as the climax draws near, it's everybody's game now.

Screengrab from FIA Formula E

In the end, Edoardo Mortara wins the Marrakesh ePrix while Antonio Felix da Costa finished 2nd and Mitch Evans finished 3rd.

After Marrakesh, Mortara takes the lead with 139 points, 11 points ahead of Jean-Eric Vergne, while Stoffel Vandoorne's dropped to third with 125 points.

The next race of the ABB FIA Formula E Season 8 will be in New York City this July 16-17th.

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In the July 1st, 2022 episode of Bubble Gang...

- Pak Pak Shorts

- Istambay Sa Looban

- National Hipag Day

- Drunk or newly awakened?

- Hila Hila Lang

Let's Do The News! (July 2, 2022)

                                    

Your daily round-up of today's news:

- Google will delete the location history for visits to abortion clinics and fears following the SCOTUS ruling that info could be used in future prosecutions.

- The New York Senate has approved legislation that will restrict the carrying of concealed guns on the list of highly-sensitive buildings including government buildings, public transportations, schools, and Times Square.

- Ukraine asked Turkey to detain a Russian-flagged cargo ship that Kyiv claims that it carries grains stolen from the Ukrainian Black Sea coast.

- Five people were killed when an M6.0 quake struck southern Iran.

- IMSA adds a new race series dedicated to LMP3 and GT4 race cars called the IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge, debuting this 2023 season.

- According to TV presenter Willie Revillame, the AMBS network will open this September.

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Minions: The Rise of Gru

The Minion rush is back in town as the origin saga of our ever-lovable Minions from the Despicable Me franchise continues with the secret origin of Gru, the boy who would become the world's most despicable supervillain we love to hate to hate to love. You get the point but it's here to drive families bananas. Get it? Bananas!

Minions: The Rise of Gru

Minions: The Rise of Gru picks up where the original Minions movie left off as our favorite little yellow friends found themselves their potential master; the boy who would become the most despicable supervillain the world knows.

As fans get to know about Gru's origin story, The Rise of Gru features new kinds of Minions to love, including the Yellow Bunny Minion in one part of the film where the trio is facing a pack of beasts. Let's not forget Airline Bob as well. What? There are plenty of Minions to enjoy in this sequel, you know. There's no fighting about which one is the favorite, friends.

With hilarious Minion moments to drive them bananas, literally, this Minions sequel movie is almost as hilarious as the first one and it's an all-out cutefest that fans can't get enough of. 

If you're stressed out after a week of stress and in the mood for something cute and funny, this is the movie for you. Word of warning, though, once you watch this film, you can't get enough of the Minion rush.

UKRAINE CONFLICT: 7/1/2022

                                 

The latest in the ongoing Ukraine conflict:

• Ukraine says 18 killed as Russian missiles slam into homes near port city of Odesa
• NATO Summit Ends, Leaving Leaders to Sell Their Pledges Back Home

COVID-19 SITUATION: 7/1/2022

                                                                                           

The latest in the ongoing COVID-19 situation:

• COVID-19 positivity rate up in Metro Manila, 9 other areas — OCTA
• North Korea blames ‘alien things’ near border with South Korea for COVID-19 outbreak
• Europe to see 'high levels' of Covid this summer: WHO

Let's Do The News! (July 1, 2022)

                                   

Your daily round-up of today's news:

- Philippine President Bongbong Marcos named former UN diplomat Enrique Manalo as DFA secretary.

- Ormoc City received the Philippines' first ISO 18091 certification.

- Tropical Depression Domeng will bring rainy weather to parts of Luzon.

- An alleged Maute terror group member surrenders in Marawi City.

- Peru's Machu Picchu was threatened by wildfire.

- Chinese President Xi Jinping presided over tightly choreographed celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover from Britain.

- UK Conservatives got mired in a recent scandal over a certain MP's drunken behavior.

- Activists warned that Singapore's conducting another execution of drug trafficking.

- The European Union says it's not possible to cross the finish line on the Iran nuclear deal.

- Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in as the first Black woman on SCOTUS.

- The SCOTUS limits the government's powers to curb greenhouse gases, a major blow to the Biden administration's fight against climate change.

- BTS's J-Hope releases his solo single MORE.

- The latest developments in NBA free agency period.

- The USC and the UCLA are now moving to Big Ten this 2024.

TTFN.