Longines and the Commonwealth Games: Precision, Fairness, and the HydroConquest Glasgow 2026 in Review

by Brent Robillard Behind every medal I’ll admit it: by the time the FIFA World Cup wrapped up, I was ready for something different. It was a remarkable tournament in many respects, but also one that occasionally reminded me how exhausting professional sport can become. Endless officiating debates, VAR controversies, and the relentless pressure that accompanies the world’s biggest sporting event often seemed to overshadow … Continue reading Longines and the Commonwealth Games: Precision, Fairness, and the HydroConquest Glasgow 2026 in Review

Racing the Clock: A Weekend with Longines at the Mont Tremblant World Cup

by Brent Robillard Sixty years of FIS Alpine Ski World Cup The first thing I heard was the cowbells. They chimed across the Flying Mile in that familiar alpine chorus, a sound I hadn’t realized I missed until it rolled through Mont Tremblant’s pedestrian village and settled somewhere in my chest. The last time I stood at the edge of a World Cup finish zone … Continue reading Racing the Clock: A Weekend with Longines at the Mont Tremblant World Cup