Red Bull not fully behind Perez, says Hamilton
MEXICO CITY : Lewis Hamilton believes Red Bull are not being fully supportive of Sergio Perez alongside dominant triple champion team mate Max Verstappen.
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Rallying-Rovanpera on track for second successive title
Toyota's Kalle Rovanpera was set for a second successive world rally title after building up a 36.4 second lead over Hyundai's Thierry Neuville on the first full day of the Central European Rally on Friday.
Liverpool thump Toulouse as Brighton get first win in Europe
PARIS: Liverpool eased Toulouse aside 5-1 to register a third straight Europa League win Thursday, while Brighton beat ailing Dutch giants Ajax for the club’s first ever victory in continental competition.
Supporting Israel and the Palestinians: EU's impossible tightrope walk
Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron has visited Israel and suggested an international coalition against Hamas. He was not representing the EU when he said that. The Czech and Austrian leaders have visited Israel too.
Over 20 million ticket applications for Euro 2024, UEFA says
Over 20 million tickets have been requested from 206 countries for Euro 2024 matches in Germany, UEFA said on Friday, with close to 2.3 million applications for the July 14 final alone.
Alpine skiing-Slalom World Cup champion Braathen retires at 23
Norway's reigning World Cup slalom champion Lucas Braathen announced his surprise retirement at the age of 23 on Friday, the eve of the new Alpine ski season, and said he felt free for the first time in years.
Shiffrin turns page on busy off-season, begins pursuit of record-tying 6th overall World Cup title
Keeping up with Mikaela Shiffrin's off-season endeavours may be just as challenging as catching up to her in a ski race.
Liverpool Thump Toulouse As Brighton Get First Win In Europa League
Liverpool eased Toulouse aside 5-1 to register a third straight Europa League win Thursday, while Brighton beat ailing Dutch giants Ajax for the club's first ever victory in continental competition. Diogo Jota fired Liverpool in front at Anfield but Thijs Dallinga hauled the French Cup holders level. Wataru Endo headed in his first goal for the Reds to restore their lead on the half-hour and Darwin Nunez slammed in a third minutes later.