Spain's King Felipe VI (L) and Queen Letizia (2L) shake hands with people as they visit the evacuees from the Madrid wildfire who are being housed at the local sports centre in Villamanta on July 26, 2026. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today difficult hours lay ahead in the fight against the country's wildfires, but officials had seen positive developments in controlling the blazes around Madrid. Around 75,000 people have been displaced by fires around the capital and near the eastern coastal city of Valencia, with strong winds risking spreading the wildfires south. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP via Getty Images)

Spain's King Felipe VI (2R) and Queen Letizia (R) speak with Mayor of Villamanta Mariano Nunez Munoz (2L) as they visit the evacuees from the Madrid wildfire who are being housed at the local sports centre in Villamanta on July 26, 2026. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today difficult hours lay ahead in the fight against the country's wildfires, but officials had seen positive developments in controlling the blazes around Madrid. Around 75,000 people have been displaced by fires around the capital and near the eastern coastal city of Valencia, with strong winds risking spreading the wildfires south. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP via Getty Images)

Spain's King Felipe VI (2R) and Queen Letizia (R) speak with Mayor of Villamanta Mariano Nunez Munoz (2L) as they visit the evacuees from the Madrid wildfire who are being housed at the local sports centre in Villamanta on July 26, 2026. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today difficult hours lay ahead in the fight against the country's wildfires, but officials had seen positive developments in controlling the blazes around Madrid. Around 75,000 people have been displaced by fires around the capital and near the eastern coastal city of Valencia, with strong winds risking spreading the wildfires south. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP via Getty Images)

Spain's King Felipe VI (2R) and Queen Letizia (R) speak together as they visit the evacuees from the Madrid wildfire who are being housed at the local sports centre in Villamanta on July 26, 2026. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today difficult hours lay ahead in the fight against the country's wildfires, but officials had seen positive developments in controlling the blazes around Madrid. Around 75,000 people have been displaced by fires around the capital and near the eastern coastal city of Valencia, with strong winds risking spreading the wildfires south. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP via Getty Images)

(From L) Regional President of Madrid Isabel Diaz Ayuso, Mayor of Villamanta Mariano Nunez Munoz, Spain's King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia and Lieutenant General Francisco Javier Marcos, Head of the Military Emergency Unit (UME) walk together to visit the evacuees from the Madrid wildfire who are being housed at the local sports centre in Villamanta on July 26, 2026. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today difficult hours lay ahead in the fight against the country's wildfires, but officials had seen positive developments in controlling the blazes around Madrid. Around 75,000 people have been displaced by fires around the capital and near the eastern coastal city of Valencia, with strong winds risking spreading the wildfires south. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP via Getty Images)

(From L) Regional President of Madrid Isabel Diaz Ayuso, Mayor of Villamanta Mariano Nunez Munoz, Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia walk together to visit the evacuees from the Madrid wildfire who are being housed at the local sports centre in Villamanta on July 26, 2026. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said today difficult hours lay ahead in the fight against the country's wildfires, but officials had seen positive developments in controlling the blazes around Madrid. Around 75,000 people have been displaced by fires around the capital and near the eastern coastal city of Valencia, with strong winds risking spreading the wildfires south. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP via Getty Images)

Belgian sports journalist Maarten Vangramberen pulls out his telescopic wardrobe from the back of his vehicle parked in the "Zone Technique" (Technical Zone) of the finish line area of the 11th stage of the 113th edition of the Tour de France cycling race, 161,3 km between Vichy and Nevers in central France, on July 15, 2026. Hours before the Tour de France peloton arrives, an empty field or car park on the edge of town is already being transformed. Beyond the crowds, barriers and television cameras, a temporary settlement rises each day in the race's finish town. In a field, industrial estate or patch of open ground adjacent to the stage's finish line, designated as the "Zone Technique" (Technical Zone), hundreds of workers transform an empty space into a functioning village capable of supporting one of the world's largest sporting events. Then, less than 24 hours later, it is dismantled and moved on. Much of the operation unfolds overnight. In the early hours, trucks stream into the Zone Technique from the previous finish town, parking with military precision as crews unload equipment and connect power supplies before dawn. Many workers live on a shifted timetable, sleeping when they can during the afternoon in camping chairs, hamacs or shaded corners of the compound before another night of logistics begins. For three weeks each July, the Tour carries far more than cyclists across France. Technicians, builders, media crews, podium hosts and hostesses travel with the race, bringing their own power, communications, food services and sanitation infrastructure. Together, they form a population that descends daily on towns and villages of every size, bringing with them their own infrastructure, services and routines. Seen from inside the Zone Technique, the Tour de France is not only a cycling event. It is a nomadic settlement crossing the country, rebuilding itself from scratch every day, wherever the finish line happens to be. (Photo by Anne-Christine POUJOULAT / AFP

HARRISON, NEW JERSEY - JULY 25: Ashley Westwood #8 of the Charlotte FC celebrates his goal in the 12th minute against the Red Bull New York during at Sports Illustrated Stadium on July 25, 2026 in Harrison, New Jersey. (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images)