AGP Executive Report

F1 on Film: Damon Hill’s new documentary, Hill, explores grief after his father’s death in a plane crash alongside the former champion’s racing career. It is due to premiere at the British Film Festival on October 28. Junior Eurovision: San Marino is fifth in the running order for the October 24 final in Malta, with 16 acts competing. Casino Probe: San Marino’s state-owned Giochi del Titano is under investigation in an alleged scheme involving about €7.5 million in cash disguised as slot-machine winnings; seven people are also being investigated. Nations League: San Marino lost 2-1 to Albania after conceding a late penalty and remain without a point after four matches.

Formula One History: Former McLaren mechanic Richard Hopkins says the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix remains difficult to revisit, recalling the deaths of Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger and the weekend’s lasting impact on Michael Schumacher and the sport. Gambling Investigation: San Marino’s state-owned Giochi del Titano is under investigation in an alleged scheme involving €7.5 million in funds presented as slot-machine winnings; seven people are also under investigation. Junior Eurovision: San Marino will perform fifth in the 2026 contest, airing in Malta on October 24. Nations League: San Marino lost 2-1 to Albania after a stoppage-time penalty, leaving the team on zero points after four matches.

Huntington History: The Huntington in San Marino marks the Los Angeles City/County Native American Indian Commission’s 50th anniversary on Oct. 12 with a panel on its history and future. Junior Eurovision: San Marino is fifth in the running order for the Oct. 24 final in Malta, among 16 acts. Classical Music: Camerata Pacifica is bringing selections from its performance archive to Spotify and Apple Music, with more recordings planned. Halloween Arts: Los Angeles’ “Hospital of Emotions” has extended its run and added an after-dark experience, including an immersive show in the former hospital’s basement.

Gaming Inquiry: San Marino’s courts and Ravenna prosecutors are investigating state-owned Giochi del Titano over an alleged scheme involving false invoices and cash presented as slot winnings. Investigators traced about €7.5 million linked to two customers; seven people and the company are under investigation. Junior Eurovision: San Marino is fifth in the running order for the 16-act final in Malta on October 24. Local Culture: The Huntington in San Marino will showcase an archive on UFO-era landmark the Integratron at its Strange Science event on October 30–31.

San Marino Arts: The Huntington will showcase an archive on the Integratron and Southern California’s UFO history at its “Strange Science” event on Oct. 30–31. The collection traces the desert landmark and its founder, George Van Tassel. Classical Music Online: Camerata Pacifica is bringing selections from its recorded performances to Spotify and Apple Music, with works by Beethoven, Schubert, Bach and contemporary composers. More recordings are planned. Regional Art: “Our Empire,” a free exhibition of Inland Empire scenes by Redlands artists Marcus Mercado and James McClung, is on view at The Cheech in Riverside.

San Marino Football: The national team remains without a point after a 2-1 Nations League defeat to Albania, whose winner came from a last-minute penalty. Davis Cup on Rai: Italy’s semifinal and final matches could also air on Rai in San Marino if the defending champions advance, alongside coverage on SuperTennis.

Books: Maureen B. Roberts’s new book, StarDreaming: Letters From a Mystic to a Science Fiction Author, recounts dreams involving Ayrton Senna, including one set during his fatal crash at the San Marino Grand Prix. San Marino Arts: The Huntington will preview its archive on desert UFO history at “Strange Science,” an evening event set for Oct. 30–31. The collection traces the story of Integratron founder George Van Tassel and the postwar UFO movement. Chamber Music: Camerata Pacifica’s 2026–27 season opens Oct. 15, with the ensemble’s concert series also reaching the Huntington Library in San Marino.

San Marino Football: A local high school story is going viral: San Marino High’s first-year coach DJ Jones has helped the team start 6-0 by recruiting athletes from other sports—especially baseball players, with the quarterback also a starting catcher. UEFA Nations League: Belarus edged Finland 1-0 with Artsiom Shumanski scoring in the 14th second, while Croatia’s 7-0 demolition of San Marino’s opponents continues to set the tone across the group. Squad News: Rolando Maran kept Sabah Kerjota and two others in the stands for San Marino’s return match, while Wolves face a Fer Lopez fitness check after his early Spain U21 exit. Broadcast & Music: Rai secured rights to air Italy Davis Cup matches across Italy, San Marino and the Vatican, and Ireland picked Caleb Kirwan and Naomi Gribben for Junior Eurovision in Malta. Sports Drama: QPR may have Glen Kamara unavailable after a club-vs-country dispute involving Finland’s federation and FIFA rules.

San Marino Football Update: Maran keeps Sabah Kerjota, Klevi Qefalija and Fetah Fetaji in the stands for the Nations League return vs San Marino, while goalkeeper changes hit too—Etrit Berisha is suspended and Alen Sherri is injured, so Alian Taho and Simon Simoni step in; Luis Hasa returns and Ardian Ismajli is available. UEFA Nations League Spotlight: England’s 7-0 demolition of Croatia has the media in meltdown and fans talking, with Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham starring—Bellingham’s four goal involvements spark Roy Keane praise and “one of the greatest” talk. Ballon d’Or Buzz: The race tightens with less than a month to the ceremony, as Harry Kane remains a top pick and Spain’s Lamine Yamal is highlighted among the challengers. Junior Eurovision: Ireland selects Caleb Kirwan and Naomi Gribben to represent the country in Malta, with both teens chosen after judges couldn’t split the vote. Arts & Culture (San Marino): The Huntington in San Marino hosts a Strange Science event tied to the Integratron’s UFO history, bringing a new archive of the desert’s aerospace and paranormal lore to the museum. Space Law Watch: A new lunar race is testing the Outer Space Treaty’s “no ownership” promise as the U.S. and China push for bases near the south pole.

Aviation & Economy: MyVIP Aviation’s Large-Cabin Jet Export Tracker says 40 U.S.-registered large-cabin business jets were deregistered for export in Q3 2026, up from 23 a year earlier, with San Marino the top destination over the last four quarters (30 of 146 exports). Football Spotlight: England’s Nations League demolition of Croatia (7-0) puts Jude Bellingham at the center again—he scored and set up three, while Roy Keane says he can become “one of the greatest players of all time.” Local Arts & Culture: San Marino’s Huntington Library hosts “Strange Science,” where the Integratron UFO archive lands for a special event (Oct. 30–31). Music & Youth Talent: Ireland selects Caleb Kirwin and Naomi Gribben for Junior Eurovision in Malta on Oct. 24. Sports Media: Rai secures rights to air Italy’s Davis Cup semi-final and final matches across TV, digital, and mobile in Italy, San Marino, and the Vatican.

Junior Eurovision: Ireland picks two teens for Malta—14-year-old Caleb Kirwin and 13-year-old Naomi Gribben—after judges couldn’t choose between them in the TG4 final. Sports on TV (Nations League): France host Belgium in Paris with Zidane taking over, while Portugal welcome Norway in Porto; Spain face Czechia in Oviedo and England meet Croatia in Rijeka after a 7-0 rout that’s sparked huge praise for Jude Bellingham. Spain squad shake-up: Ferran Torres withdraws with left-ankle discomfort, and Real Madrid youngster Carlos Espí steps in after a five-goal Spain U21 display vs San Marino. San Marino arts & culture: A new “Our Empire” art show at The Cheech highlights Inland Empire scenes, and San Marino’s Huntington Library is also set for “Strange Science,” featuring the Integratron UFO-history archive. Local classical music: Camerata Pacifica earns Chamber Music America “Ensemble of the Year” and announces its 2026-27 season, with performances reaching San Marino’s Huntington.

Space & Law: The Artemis Accords keep growing as San Marino joins, while a fresh “Who Owns the Moon?” debate spotlights how treaties clash with plans for lunar bases and private riches. Music & Youth: Ireland picks Caleb Kirwan and Naomi Gribben for Junior Eurovision in Malta, sending two young performers with big stage experience. Football Spotlight: England’s Nations League demolition of Croatia (7-0) puts Jude Bellingham in the headlines again, with Roy Keane calling him “one of the greatest players of all time” after a goal-and-assist haul. Local Arts in the Region: A Riverside/San Marino-area art roundup includes “Our Empire” at The Cheech, plus Chamber Music America recognition for Camerata Pacifica, with performances reaching the Huntington in San Marino. Sports Watch: Nations League Golden Boot talk heats up with Harry Kane, Lamine Yamal and Finland’s Leo Walta tied on four goals. San Marino Connection: Spain’s Nations League squad reshuffle includes Real Madrid’s Carlos Espí after Ferran Torres’ ankle issue, and his recent five-goal burst against San Marino U-21s is driving the buzz.

UEFA Nations League Golden Boot: England’s Harry Kane, Spain’s Lamine Yamal, and Finland’s Leo Walta are tied on four goals each after three matchdays, with Kane’s brace in England’s 7-0 Croatia rout, Yamal scoring in Spain’s 3-1 win over Czechia, and Walta netting twice as Finland beat Albania 2-1. Spain squad shake-up: Luis de la Fuente rested Pau Cubarsi and Carlos Espí for Spain’s Czech Republic match, while Ferran Torres withdrew with left-ankle discomfort and Espí was called up after a five-goal Spain U21 display. Croatia vs England fallout: Croatia’s media called the 0-7 loss “the biggest defeat of all time,” while Roy Keane hailed Jude Bellingham as “one of the greatest players of all time” after his one goal and three assists. Local culture spotlight: Riverside’s The Cheech is hosting “Our Empire,” a free, Inland Empire-focused art show featuring works by Marcus Mercado and James McClung. San Marino ties in sports: The week also included coverage of Nations League fixtures and match previews featuring San Marino-linked context, plus a reminder of the region’s growing arts calendar.

Football Spotlight: Jude Bellingham’s England surge continues to turn heads after his captain’s-brief leadership and four-goal involvement in a 7-0 Nations League rout of Croatia, with Roy Keane urging him toward “one of the greatest” status. Nations League Watch: Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente rests Pau Cubarsi and Carlos Espi for the Czech Republic clash, while Ferran Torres drops out with left-ankle discomfort and Espi steps in after a five-goal U21 burst. Croatia Reaction: Croatia’s press called the 0-7 “the biggest defeat of all time,” while England papers celebrated a historic away demolition. San Marino Culture & Arts: The Huntington in San Marino is set to host “Strange Science” on Oct. 30–31, a Halloween event marking its 10th year, plus a new Integratron UFO history archive arrives there. Classical Music: Camerata Pacifica earns a Chamber Music America “2026 Ensemble of the Year” nod as its 2026-27 season launches Oct. 15.

Football Shockwaves: Croatia’s 0-7 Nations League collapse to England sparked brutal headlines, while England’s papers celebrated a historic rout as Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane led the charge. Nations League Watch: Spain host Czech Republic with Pau Cubarsí and Carlos Espí rested/selected amid Ferran Torres’ ankle withdrawal, as La Roja chase another unbeaten-streak statement. Leadership Buzz: Roy Keane backed Bellingham as “one of the greatest,” after his standout four-goal involvement. Local Culture in San Marino: The Huntington’s Halloween event “Strange Science” returns Oct. 30–31 with after-hours programming in San Marino. Arts & Music: Chamber Music America named Camerata Pacifica “2026 Ensemble of the Year,” highlighting its upcoming season. Tech & Privacy Debate: A new explainer tackles Flock license-plate cameras and the growing surveillance concerns. Sports Beyond Soccer: Manchester City’s Premier League appeal is confirmed, while Finland’s Viljami Sinisalo eyes a bigger leadership role as vice-captain.

MotoGP: Pedro Acosta says he “lost everything” after Alex Marquez’s sprint error at Motegi, with stewards blaming Marquez and handing him a double long-lap penalty for Japan. Football (Spain): Ferran Torres withdraws from Spain’s Nations League camp with left-ankle discomfort, and Real Madrid youngster Carlos Espí steps in after a five-goal Spain U21 night. Nations League (Germany/Serbia): Germany’s 2-0 win over Serbia is framed as a fresh, organized start under Jürgen Klopp, while Serbia sit bottom after two straight losses. Local arts & community (San Marino): The Huntington’s Halloween event “Strange Science” returns Oct. 30–31 with after-hours activities and tickets on sale Oct. 1. Classical music: Camerata Pacifica earns Chamber Music America’s “2026 Ensemble of the Year,” with its 2026-27 season kicking off Oct. 15. Sports TV guide: A packed Nations League slate and other live listings fill the day’s broadcast schedule.