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F1 | Gerhard Berger: "Me impresiona Carlos Sainz, está al mismo nivel que Leclerc"
Pocos han sido pilotos Ferrari, McLaren y Benetton (luego Renault, después Alpine) en la Fórmula 1. Alonso y Sainz están en la lista. Gerhard Berger (Austria, 62 años), ganador de diez grandes premios e histórico de la F1 a finales de los 80 y principios de los 90, también. Ahora dirige el DTM, y sobre eso charla con AS en el paddock de Sakhir. Pero su opinión también es más que válida a la hora de analizar, entre otras cosas, lo que puede ser Ferrari en 2021. este domingo en el GP de Bahréin por delante de Verstappen y Sainz.
"I expect him to sign a new contract" - Pundit drops significant Southampton claim
Former Premier League midfielder Carlton Palmer ‘fully expects’ Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl to remain at the club and ‘sign a new contract’.
Southampton: 'Fully expect' - Fresh claim on Ralph Hasenhuttl's future
Former Premier League midfielder Carlton Palmer ‘fully expects’ Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl to remain at the club and ‘sign a new contract’.
USMNT's Brenden Aaronson in doubt for World Cup qualifiers with knee injury
Midfielder Brenden Aaronson was removed from FC Salzburg's starting lineup 10 minutes before its Austrian Bundesliga championship match at Wolfsberg on Sunday, calling into question whether he will be available for the United States' upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Norway's Kristoffersen clinches slalom World Cup title
Henrik Kristoffersen secured a career third slalom crystal globe when he took second place in the final race of the season in Courchevel, France on Sunday.
Alpine skiing-Norway's Kristoffersen clinches slalom World Cup title
Henrik Kristoffersen secured a career third slalom crystal globe when he took second place in the final race of the season in Courchevel, France on Sunday.
Norway's Henrik Kristoffersen takes men's slalom World Cup title in Courchevel after second-placed finish
Henrik Kristoffersen sealed the 2022 men's World Cup slalom title after seeing off his Norwegian rivals in Courchevel. The 27-year-old was a model of consistency on the bumpy, carved up slope of the 'Roc de Fer', coming second in his first run and remaining in the same position following his second descent.