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Los aficionados que invadieron la pista esperaban a un piloto de Ferrari en el podio, pero se tuvieron que conformar con los saludos de un cabizbajo Leclerc desde el muro del 'pit-lane'. El líder del Mundial perdió un tercer puesto mientras perseguía a Pérez y buen balance si se tiene en cuenta que el 'cero' fue una posibilidad tras su toque con los muros. Peor le fue a Sainz, que ni siquiera pudo competir cuando y le mandó a la grava.
Zak Hardaker says it will be like going back to his old school after Leeds confirmed his return to Headingley.
Ireland's first Test in New Zealand for a decade will take place in Auckland on 2 July, the opening match of three highly-anticipated clashes against the All Blacks announced on Tuesday.
Red Bull silenció a 64.000 'tifosi' en Ímola con su 18º doblete en la Fórmula 1, y el primero desde Malasia 2016. Verstappen saldó con 34 puntos el fin de semana más perfecto (esprint, victoria y vuelta rápida) con Pérez segundo, conteniendo los ataques de Leclerc y provocando el error del monegasco, que cayó del podio al sexto puesto por pura incontinencia. Después de la debacle de Australia, donde Ferrari amenazó con una superioridad impresionante, el RB18 se entona: 'Mad Max' ha ganado las dos carreras que ha terminado (Arabia y Emilia Romaña) y hubiera sido segundo en Bahréin y Australia de no ser por los problemas de fiabilidad. Está tan enchufado como Leclerc a este campeonato con la ventaja de la experiencia: viene de destronar a Hamilton.
MELBOURNE : Macarthur FC are on the hunt for a new coach after Ante Milicic confirmed on Tuesday he would step down from the role at the end of the A-League season.
I didn’t cry, not really. I certainly wasn’t blubbering. Yet in those pregnant moments after the bugler’s rendition of The Last Post had rung around the Sydney Cricket Ground and 35,273 rugby league fans had stood silently in honour of those who had fought and died for Australia and New Zealand, I thought of my grandad who had gone to New Guinea and of all the other grandads, the ones who didn’t come home. And be damned if my glasses didn’t mist up.
Neil Robertson had no complaints whatsoever after defeat to Jack Lisowski at the Crucible, saying that the World Snooker Championship holds no fears for him despite another early exit.
Tina Rahimi will be the first Muslim woman to box for Australia at a Commonwealth Games, having been called up to the team on Tuesday just four years after her first fight.