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Lewis Hamilton remained optimistic about the season even as his Mercedes car continued to struggle in the ongoing Formula One season.
'A bit sore' - Lewis Hamilton continues to have bouncing issues in his Mercedes at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says he was left «a bit sore» after he was bouncing on the straights in practice at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku on Friday. Bouncing has been a problem for most teams on the F1 circuit this year after rules were introduced before the start of the 2022 season to make for closer races and easier overtaking. Ad/> Also known as porpoising, the bouncing is caused by an issue with airflow to the car's underbody.
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How to watch F1 Azerbaijan GP qualifying: TV channel and live stream for latest pole position of 2022 today
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Norway Chess: Viswanathan Anand Beats Aryan Tari In Final Round, Finishes Third
Former world champion Viswanathan Anand scored a win over Aryan Tari in the ninth and final round to finish third in the Norway Chess tournament which was won by world number one Magnus Carlsen. The 52-year-old Indian chess legend won the Armageddon encounter against Tari after the classical match finished in a 22-move draw. Anand was made to work hard by Tari in the sudden death tie-break as he needed 87 moves to secure the victory early on Saturday.
Norway Chess: Anand beats Tari in final round; settles for third place
Viswanathan Anand scored a win over Aryan Tari in the ninth and final round to finish third in the Norway Chess tournament which was won by world number one Magnus Carlsen. The 52-year-old Indian chess legend won the Armageddon encounter against Tari after the classical match finished in a 22-move draw. Anand was made to work hard by Tari in the sudden death tie-break as he needed 87 moves to secure the victory early on Saturday.