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9418 Autolive 81.Indd
15 000 SUBSCRIBERS www.autolive.co.za Issue No. 81 | 29 January 2016 The Tumble Continues The Toyota Hilux was able to fend off a determined challenge from Ford’s Ranger for superiority in the SA one-ton bakkie market in 2015, but managed to do so by a margin of 1 768 units at the end of December. Ranger topped both the double cab and extra cab segments, but Hilux continued its dominance in the single cab sector where it retailed 18 902 units to the 9 547 Ranger single cabs sold. Sales of Hilux, together with Etios, Corolla, Quest and Quantum all played important roles in ensuring Toyota retained overall leadership of the SA vehicle market for the 36th consecutive year. BY ROGER HOUGHTON was set by Minister of Trade and Industry Rob However, a cloud hanging over the industry Davies to sell one million vehicles a year by 2020, this year is that it is again time for negotiating a with a signifi cant number built locally. (possible) three-year wage and working conditions Year-on-year retail vehicle sales in South Africa fell Th e bad news is set to continue as 2016 is ex- agreement with the unions. NUMSA’s political for the second successive year in 2015 with a drop pected to be a lacklustre year for the SA automotive aspirations coupled with the aims for wider recog- of 4.1% in the overall market compared to 2014. industry, particularly in the case of domestic new nition of the fl edgling Limusa union, which repre- Total sales last year amounted to 617 927 units vehicle sales according to NAAMSA. -
Mini Dakar Rally 2016 Media Guide
MINI DAKAR RALLY 2016 MEDIA GUIDE. MINI Motorsport Communications December 2015 01/ FOREWORD. Sebastian Mackensen, Senior Vice President MINI. Dear Media Representatives, days now present more technical tracks, while the addition of a new marathon stage presents a true test of endurance for the competing The Dakar Rally continues to be the ultimate challenge for man and machines. However, one element that remains unchanged is the Dakar’s machine. Its demanding terrain and punishing climatic conditions provide a capability to provide the perfect opportunity for MINI to grow our rich level of uncertainty that support the Dakar’s reputation as the most exciting motorsport heritage. motorsport endurance event in the world. With 190 countries expected to see the Dakar brought to life on their TV It’s a race that epitomises adventure, making it the ultimate proving ground screens, all eyes will be on the MINI ALL4 Racing crews to see if one of the for the MINI ALL4 Racing. At this event, our race team partners, engineers, 12 pairings can continue the tradition of success. Achieving Dakar victory competitors and support crews tackle the world’s most challenging racing for the last four years since 2012 has ensured that MINI continues to be conditions. This enables us to transfer learnings to our road-going MINI to known globally as a durable and iconic machine, equipped to deal with support customers’ everyday adventures. any challenge that comes its way. For 2016, MINI is, once again, ready The X-raid Team MINI ALL4 Racing crews are highly experienced in cross to compete at the highest level and add further honours to an already country rally driving. -
L'essentiel Est Là ! Porté Le Slalom De Chamonix, Comme La Plupart Des Favoris
20 Dimanche 9 février 2020 SKI ALPIN VOLLEY-BALL COUPE DU MONDE MESSIEURS LIGUE A MASCULINE Noël impérial, CVB 52 HM - Stade poitevin VB (3-2) Pinturault rate l’occasion Et de trois ! Seul favori à tenir validé la victoire de Noël en se son rang, Clément Noël a rem- ratant sur la seconde manche, L'essentiel est là ! porté le slalom de Chamonix, comme la plupart des favoris. e Hier soir, le Chaumont VB 52 Haute-Marne a dû batailler cinq sets durant hier, sa 3 victoire de la saison, C’est notamment le cas d’Alexis alors qu’Alexis Pinturault a man- Pinturault, 4e de la première pour venir à bout d'une coriace équipe de Poitiers. Deux points qui, cependant, qué l’occasion de reprendre la manche, et en tête à mi-parcours tête du classement général. lorsqu’il a manqué une porte. permettent aux Cévébistes de rester bien calés dans le “Top 4”. Sorti en 2e manche pour la 3e fois en un mois en slalom « Assez souvent dehors » CHAUMONT POITIERS (après Wengen et Kitzbühel), L’étriquée vallée de l’Arve est Pinturault n’a pas profité du dominée par quelques géants faux pas dans la première de son des Alpes, notamment l’Ai- 3 25-16, 22-25, 24-26, 25-18, 17-15 2 grand rival Henrik Kristoffersen, guille du midi et le Mont Blanc. d’habitude très régulier, et reste Devenir une montagne, c’est le A Chaumont (salle Jean-Masson). 841 spectateurs. Arbitres : donc à 55 points du Norvégien rêve d’Alexis Pinturault, en lice MM. -
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To the INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION - Members of the FIS Council Blochstrasse 2 - National Ski Associations 3653 Oberhofen/Thunersee - Committee Chairwomen/Chairmen Switzerland Tel +41 33 244 61 61 Fax +41 33 244 61 71 Oberhofen, 4th June 2019 Summary of the FIS Council Meeting, 2nd June 2019, Cavtat-Dubrovnik (CRO) Dear Mr. President, Dear Ski Friends, In accordance with art. 32.2 of the FIS Statutes we have pleasure in sending you the Summary of the most important decisions from the FIS Council Meeting which took place on 2nd June 2019 in Cavtat-Dubrovnik (CRO). 1. Members present The following elected Council Members were present at the meeting in Cavtat- Dubrovnik (SUI) on Sunday, 2nd June 2019: President Gian Franco Kasper, Vice-Presidents Mats Arjes, Janez Kocijancic, Aki Murasato and Patrick Smith, Members: Andrey Bokarev, Steve Dong Yang, Dean Gosper, Alfons Hörmann, Hannah Kearney (Athletes’ Commission Representative), Roman Kumpost, Dexter Paine, Flavio Roda, Erik Roeste, Konstantin Schad (Athletes’ Commission Representative), Peter Schröcksnadel, Martti Uusitalo (by ‘phone), Eduardo Valenzuela and Michel Vion. Secretary General Sarah Lewis 2. Minutes from the Council Meeting in Oberhofen (SUI) November 2019 With the inclusion of a correction in the report on Tokyo 2020 (reference to currency Japanese yen instead of US dollars) requested by Vice-President Aki Murasato, the minutes from the Council Meeting in Oberhofen (SUI) from 16th November 2018 and the Gathering in Åre (SWE) from 13th February were approved. 3. The FIS World -
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To the INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION - Members of the FIS Council Blochstrasse 2 - National Ski Associations 3653 Oberhofen/Thunersee - Committee Chairs Switzerland Tel +41 33 244 61 61 Fax +41 33 244 61 71 Oberhofen, 26th May 2020 Summary of the FIS Council Conference Call Meeting, 25th May 2020 Dear President, Dear Ski Friends, In accordance with art. 32.2 of the FIS Statutes we have pleasure in sending you the Summary of the most important decisions from the FIS Council Conference Call Meeting which took place on 25th May 2020. 1. Members present The following elected Council Members were present at the online meeting on Monday, 25th May 2020: President Gian Franco Kasper; Vice-Presidents Mats Årjes, Aki Murasato, Patrick Smith; Members: Steve Dong Yang, Dean Gosper, Alfons Hörmann, Hannah Kearney (Athletes’ Commission Representative), Roman Kumpost, Dexter Paine, Flavio Roda, Erik Roeste, Konstantin Schad (Athletes’ Commission Representative), Peter Schröcksnadel, Martti Uusitalo, Eduardo Valenzuela, Michel Vion; Secretary General Sarah Lewis Apologies: Vice-President Janez Kocijancic, Council Member Andrey Bokarev Observer: Elena Vaelbe (RUS) representing Andrey Bokarev Expert: Stephan Netzle, Legal Counsel 2. Minutes from the Council Meeting in Konstanz, November 2019 and the Council Gathering in Zurich, February 2020 The Summary and Minutes from the Council Meeting in Konstanz (GER) November 2019 and the Council Gathering in Zurich (SUI) February 2020 were unanimously approved. 3. Decisions between official meetings Between the -
Lieux Et Objets Cultes (Les Plus Belles Courses De Ski)
LIEUX ET OBJETS CULTES Les plus belles courses de ski Pas évident pour les béotiens du ski alpin de s’y retrouver dans les différentes disciplines du Cirque blanc. Alors de la descente au slalom spécial, en passant par l’épreuve par équipes, focus sur les cinq épreuves de ce sport. Avec en prime, une présentation des courses les plus célèbres… en espérant ne pas faire de jaloux ! La descente C’est l’épreuve reine, la plus spectaculaire et la plus rapide, où les skieurs lancés comme des frelons avalent des pistes abruptes. C’est aussi la plus ancienne, puisque dès 1905 une course fut organisée à Kitzbühel. Dans cette discipline, les virages sont larges mais rares, les sauts longs - plus de cinquante mètres parfois - et la déclivité de la piste importante (entre 800 et 1100 m pour les hommes et 500 et 800 m pour les femmes). Le tracé est délimité par des lignes bleues qui permettent aux skieurs d’anticiper leurs virages et surtout les changements de relief, dont les sauts annoncés par deux ou trois lignes. Les skieurs disposent de trois jours pour reconnaître la piste, avant de la dévaler lors d’une unique manche. Compte tenu des contraintes imposées aux descendeurs, ces derniers sont en général de beaux bébés. Il faut dire qu’ils flirtent allègrement avec les 130 km/h. Descentes célèbres Kitzbühel (Autriche) : la StreifDepuis 1937, c’est sans doute la descente la plus mythique, celle que tous les compétiteurs redoutent, mais qui les fait tous rêver. Dans cette Mecque du ski alpin, la cabane de départ est blanche, comme une salle d’opération. -
Marcel Hirscher: “I'd Like to Be Able to Race in Andorra Every Year"
PRESS RELEASE Marcel Hirscher: “I’d like to be able to race in Andorra every year" The Avet slope in Grandvalira becomes a meeting point for ski lovers from all over the Pyrenees, bringing together more than 5,000 people Alexis Pinturault wins the Giant Slalom in Soldeu, a discipline that has already been adjudicated to the unbeatable Marcel Hirscher Shiffrin maintains her leadership setting the best time in the Slalom and taking home the Crystal Globe Andorra la Vella, 16 March 2019. The Avet slope in the sector of Soldeu de Grandvalira, which hosted the Men’s Giant Slalom and the Women’s Slalom in the 2019 Alpine Ski World Cup Finals in Andorra, brought out the new skiable platform for the first time, allowing the finish line to be extended and providing more space for the public. Around 5,000 people, mostly from Andorra, the Pyrenees and France but also even further afield, came to enjoy the descents of the best skiers in the world, transforming the Avet slope into the epicentre of the Pyrenees for Alpine skiing. The public made the most of the show put on by the competitors and there was intense interaction between both the skiers and their audience thanks to the proximity of the grandstand to the slope. The new finish line at the Avet stadium has passed the enormous test involved in hosting the World Cup Finals. Good weather has once again been the star of this penultimate day of the event, with sunshine and mild temperatures but with a slope and snow conditions that have met the demands of the International Ski Federation (FIS). -
9383 Autolive 80.Indd
15 000 SUBSCRIBERS Issue 80 | 10 December 2015 www.autolive.co.za New show for SA An artist’s impression of the Kyalami pit complex and convention centre. BY LIANA REINERS Internationally, in recent years, concerns about aff ordability and return on investment for exhibi- tors have led to the cancellation of automotive ex- In April this year, it was announced that the hibitions in a number of countries. Johannesburg International Motor Show (JIMS), In fact, just recently it was announced that which was scheduled to be held at Expo Centre, major players Jaguar, Land Rover and possibly Obviously they came up with a Plan B, Nasrec, from 14 to 27 October would not take place. MINI had all pulled out of the Detroit auto show, because it was much excitement that we received Th is followed a decision by NAAMSA scheduled to take place next month. MINI even the news that the SA Festival of Motoring will Chief Executives not to proceed with the event. went so far as to say that it might not even partici- succeed the previously staged JIMS. It was even Considerations in the decision included the fact pate in the Geneva show in March. hinted that, depending on the success of the 2016 that the event clashed with the Rugby World Cup When JIMS was cancelled, it was announced festival, it could well become an annual event and the E-Mobility month in Sandton. Moreover, that the possibility of a show in 2016 would be off ering an enhanced experiential showcase for the the economic and fi nancial climate in South considered and that South African Shows Messe local automotive industry. -
Beneath the Gentle Veneer Lies a Wealth of Wisdom A
Media Information BENEATH THE GENTLE VENEER LIES A WEALTH OF WISDOM A wealth of motorsport knowledge and experience underlies the blithesome Juan Möhr, who’s Cross Country accomplishments over the past 24-years include the South African regional and national championships, the FIA Cross Country Rally World Cup and the character-building Dakar Rally. The cheerful Möhr started racing in regional events with his uncle Max Möhr in 1996 and has participated in 85 SA Cross Country (SACCS) events since 2002, placing him amongst the most experienced navigators in the current SACCS series. “Uncle Max was a motorsport devotee and highly respected by his peers, a truly big hearted man but also a hard task master. One of the first lessons I was taught before I could even start racing was, if you want to play the game - know the rules. Something I have never forgotten,” Juan said. Juan’s formative years included, building from scratch, a Class B Special Vehicle which Max and he won the 1996 Barberspan 400 regional race in, on his 19th birthday and in their first outing. The following year the pair won the Transvaal Regional Championship and placed second in the popular Total Super Series short circuit challenge. In 1997 Möhr was employed by the charismatic Richard Schilling, a multiple Cross Country champion, former president of Motorsport South Africa and the FIA Cross Country Commission and a current board member of both organisations, to build and prepare his race winning vehicles. 1999 saw Möhr step up to a Class A Raceco, which he also prepared, with longstanding friend Mark Corbett with their best outing for the year being a third place in the Lesotho Roof of Africa. -
Des Fèves Indispensables À La Célébration Des Rois
DAILLON Un problème familial à l’originede la tuerie PAGE 16 LA VUE-DES-ALPES Une chasse au trésor dans la neige FEUILLE D'AVIS DE NEUCHÂTEL, FONDÉ LE 2 OCTOBRE 1738 PAGE 6 RICHARD LEUENBERGER SAMEDI 5 JANVIER 2013 | www.arcinfo.ch | N0 3 | CHF 2.50 | J.A. - 2002 NEUCHÂTEL La dissuasive politique d’asile des Grisons RICHARD LEUENBERGER LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS MINIMAL La localité de Landquart INTERDICTION Les visites sont dans SOLIDARITÉ Une association Octogénaire amendée accueille les requérants considérés tous les cas interdites dans ce lieu, essaye de leur venir en aide, pour s’être assise difficiles dans des containers à part pour la police et les employés non sans difficulté par rapport avant d’oblitérer équipés du strict minimum. du Service cantonal de la migration. aux autorités menaçantes. PAGE 15 PAGE 7 Des fèves indispensables L’ÉDITO NICOLAS WILLEMIN [email protected] à la célébration des Rois CHRISTIAN GALLEY LA TÈNE Le règlement Référendum et le bon sens contre la hausse d’impôts Tout le monde se dit bien embêté par cette PAGE 5 affaire... Mais personne ne bouge! Et Vi- viane, 80 ans, ne reverra jamais les 100 francs de l’incroyable amende qu’un con- HUMOUR trôleur zélé lui a infligée, car elle était assise dans un bus pendant que sa petite-fille allait Roi de l’absurde, composter sa carte multicourses. «Le règlement, c’est le règlement!» On Izzard reviendra peut comprendre la première réaction du en avril à Genève contrôleur. Il est par contre inadmissible PAGE 11 que le tout nouveau directeur général de TransN, également toute nouvelle compa- gnie unifiée des transports publics neuchâ- ESPAGNE telois, sorte le même argument. -
Race Results
Yoshimasa Sugawara RACING RECORD (as of May 2019) Year Month Race / Rally Vehicle used / entered Result Feb. 2019 Guinness updated its records in February 2019 to reflect the highest number of consecutive entries in the Paris‒Dakar Rally at 36 entries (excluding 2008 event, which was canceled) Jan. 2019 Dakar Peru 2019 Hino Ranger Retired Aug. 2018 Rally Mongolia 2018 Suzuki Jimny Placed 27th overall / 13th in Auto Class July 2018 Silk Way Rally 2018 Hino Ranger Placed 9th overall in truck division / Placed 4th in under 10L class Toyopet Master (1961) Apr. 2018 Guinness updated its records to reflect the highest number of consecutive entries in the Paris‒Dakar Rally at 35 entries (excluding the 2008 event, which was canceled) that Sugawara’s father drove. Jan. 2018 2018 Dakar Rally: Peru, Bolivia, Argentina Hino Ranger Retired Dec. 2017 2017 Winner of 50th Prime Minister's Cup, Grand Prize for Japan Professional Sports Winner of Sports Award from Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Aug. 2017 Rally Mongolia 2017 Hino Ranger Placed 14th overall / 9th in Auto Class / 1st in Category 3 Feb. 2017 Guinness updated its records to reflect the highest number of consecutive entries in the Paris‒Dakar Rally at 34 entries (excluding the 2008 event, which was canceled) Jan. 2017 2017 Dakar Rally: Paraguay, Bolivia, Argentina Hino Ranger Placed 29th overall in truck division / Placed 2nd in under 10L class Aug. 2016 Rally Mongolia 2016 YAMAHA YXZ1000R Placed 19th overall / 3rd in Auto Class / 1st in Category 1 Jan. 2016 2016 Dakar Rally: Argentina, Bolivia, Argentina Hino Ranger Placed 31st overall in truck division / 2nd in under 10L class Aug. -
Cimdata Cpdm Late-Breaking News
PLM Industry Summary James Watch, Editor Vol. 17 No 50 Friday 18 December 2015 Contents CIMdata News _____________________________________________________________________ 2 Autodesk University 2015: Future of Making Things- A CIMdata Commentary ______________________2 CIMdata Publishes “CONTACT Software” ___________________________________________________4 CIMdata Publishes Enterprise Innovation Management Solutions Landscape—Connecting the Dots ______4 About CIMdata _________________________________________________________________________5 CIMdata to Host Free Webinar on Developing a Sustainable PLM Strategy__________________________6 Infor PLM Accelerate: Flexible, Scalable PLM for Discrete Manufacturing Enterprises – A CIMdata Commentary ___________________________________________________________________________7 Acquisitions ______________________________________________________________________ 10 Processia Acquires NextIS Consulting, Extending its Business Consulting Services Capabilities and Consolidating its Leadership in France and Europe ____________________________________________10 Synopsys Bolsters Software Integrity Platform with Acquisition of Static Code Analysis Vendor Goanna Software _____________________________________________________________________________11 Company News ____________________________________________________________________ 12 3D Systems: Global Metal 3D Printing Market Remains Hot in Q3'15 _____________________________12 Altair and CAR Announce Nominations are Now Being Accepted for the 2016 Altair