Porsche

As I step into the hangar-like structure, I have an instant flashback to my childhood. It is like a roller-coaster ride to old memories, some not even my own, mostly images from an era that I witnessed through movies and magazines. 

Romania's tennis player Simona Halep on Saturday lost a women's singles semi-final of the 731,000 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix tournament in Stuttgart, Germany, to Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki, 5-7, 7-5, 2-6.

Photo credit (c): SILVIU MATEI / AGERPRES PHOTO

For advancing to the semi-finals, Halep won 28,601 US dollars and 185 WTA points.

Bulgaria's top female and male tennis players Tsvetana Pironkova and Grigor Dimitrov retained their respective WTA and ATP rankings.

Pironkova, who was defeated in the qualifications of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart, retained her 52nd position in the WTA ranking.

At least one automobile factory needs to have a production site in Bulgaria.

This was the demand of Bulgarian PM Boiko Borisov after his meeting with German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier, bTV news reported.

Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova has been named the world's highest paid female athlete for the tenth straight year, according to Forbes magazine.

Sharapova’s massive endorsement haul landed her the top spot in the world’s richest women in professional sports list with earnings of USD 24.4M between June 2013 and June 2014.

A Turkish girl got her 15 minutes of fame last week, at least in Turkey. A YouTube video with her driving her father’s Porsche and stating that “she wouldn’t say all the poor should die because people would get jealous” went viral.

STUTTGART - Serbia's Jelena Jankovic beat Germany's Mona Barthel 2-6 7(10)-6(8) 6-3 in Stuttgart on Tuesday and qualified for the 2nd round of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix.

Jankovic's next opponent will be the winner of the match between Flavia Pennetta of Italy and Andrea Petkovic of Germany.