Baku, Qatar and Austin to stage F1 sprints in 2023
Formula One on Wednesday named Qatar, Azerbaijan and Austin in the United States among the six circuits chosen to stage sprint races in 2023.
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Azerbaijan to be first of six F1 sprint races in 2023
LONDON : Azerbaijan's Baku City circuit will host the first of Formula One's six sprint races next season, the sport said on Wednesday.
Six sprint races chosen for new Formula 1 season
Azerbaijan, Qatar, Austria, Brazil, Austin in the USA and Spa in Belgium will be the venues for the six sprint races in the Formula One calendar from the 2023 season.
F1 drivers who secured pole with teams outside the top 3 in the last decade
The 2022 Brazilian Grand Prix will be remembered for two reasons: George Russell taking his maiden Formula 1 victory, and Kevin Magnussen registering his first pole position. But it is Magnussen's pole that is today's focus.
Did you know: Almost half of all F1 drivers in 2022 have an affiliation with Red Bull
When the late owner of Red Bull, Dietrich Mateschitz, entered his own team into the Formula 1 championship in 2004, few could have imagined the successes they'd enjoy. But unlike other teams starting out, Red Bull secured its first podium in 2006 and won six races in 2009.
'As long as I'm wanted' - Bale vows to play for Wales after World Cup exit
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Wales captain Gareth Bale vowed to keep playing for the national team amid doubts over his future after they were knocked out of the World Cup in the group stage with a 3-0 defeat by England in Tuesday's so-called "Battle of Britain".
World Cup 2022: Wales take on England while Netherlands face hosts Qatar
There are four games taking place on Tuesday at the World Cup, and two of them have European interest: first Netherlands take on hosts Qatar -- who are already eliminated -- and later Wales face England, and need to score a huge upset to make it through to the next round from their current position at the bottom of the table.
Power and Lowry named in Hero Cup team
Ryder Cup hopeful Seamus Power has been named in the Great Britain and Ireland team to face a Continental Europe side in next year's Hero Cup in Abu Dhabi.