Monaco Weekly News by NEWS.MC - ep 38

This week on NEWS.MC TV, we bring you the latest from the
Principality, where legacy, sport, and celebration take centre
stage.





Monaco paid tribute to a motorsport legend on May 23 with the
launch of a foundation honouring the life and achievements of
Eddie Jordan. The former F1 team boss, entrepreneur and
much-loved broadcaster passed away earlier this year in South
Africa. The foundation, based in Monaco, aims to continue his
work in motorsport, education, and youth development.





Engines roared and champagne flowed as the Monaco Grand Prix once
again delivered a weekend of high-octane glamour. A surprise
winner kept fans on the edge of their seats in what proved to be
one of the most unpredictable races in recent memory.
Celebrities, royalty and racing fans alike packed the harbour to
witness the world’s most iconic street race.





Monaco’s athletes marched with pride into the Estadi Nacional in
Andorra on May 27, kicking off the 20th edition of the Games of
the Small States of Europe. With 123 athletes competing across
various disciplines, the Principality is hoping to make its mark
at the week-long international competition.





Culinary prestige returned home as Marcel Ravin, Monaco’s own
gastronomic maestro, was crowned top chef at the 2025 Hôtel &
Lodge Awards in Paris. Recognised for his signature fusion of
Caribbean flavours and Mediterranean precision, Ravin’s work at
Blue Bay and Elsa continues to define Monaco’s fine dining scene.





In the business world, Société des Bains de Mer announced
record-breaking results for the 2024–2025 financial year. With
turnover climbing 9 percent to €768 million and consolidated
profit hitting €110 million, SBM continues to demonstrate its
central role in Monaco’s economic vitality.





On the basketball court, Monaco’s Roca Team experienced both the
agony and ecstasy of elite sport. After falling 80–70 to
Fenerbahçe in their first-ever Euroleague final on May 25, the
team bounced back just days later with a determined 76–69 win
over Le Mans in the Betclic Elite quarter-final first leg.





Joining us in the studio this week is Enrica Segond, President of
La Clinique Monte-Carlo. In an exclusive interview, she discusses
the evolution of private healthcare in Monaco, the clinic’s
pioneering patient-first approach, and the future of personalised
medicine in the Principality.





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