Miami GP thrown into chaos as both race directors are doubts after positive Covid tests
The first ever Miami Grand Prix has been thrown into chaos after F1's two new race directors tested positive for Covid.
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Esha Oza dreaming big after record-breaking batting exploits for UAE
The teacher, students, and university graduate selected from UAE to play in the FairBreak Invitational next month might be forgiven for feeling a sense of trepidation when the great and good of women’s cricket start arriving in Dubai.
Giro d’Italia 2022: Who’s riding? How can I watch it on TV? Can Britain's Simon Yates win the maglia rosa?
WHEN IS THE GIRO D’ITALIA 2022? The wait is almost over: the first Grand Tour of 2022 gets under way on Friday 6th May with the first of three stages in Hungary before La Corsa Rosa makes its way to the Italian mainland via a stint on the island of Sicily. The 105th edition culminates with a time trial in Verona on Sunday 29th May.
K-Mag amused by Schumacher’s ‘very first words’
Kevin Magnussen has revealed the unusual choice of first words spoken to him by his new Haas team-mate Mick Schumacher.
Lewis Hamilton ‘has to admit’ George Russell is ‘better driver' after Formula 1 struggles, says Schumacher
Lewis Hamilton “has to admit” that Mercedes team-mate George Russell is the better driver currently, according to Ralf Schumacher, as the seven-time world champion struggles for pace. Hamilton has collected just 28 points from the opening four races as Ferrari and Red Bull have dominated the early running. Charles Leclerc leads the way on 86 points ahead of defending champion Max Verstappen on 59.
Sonny Colbrelli to resume 'leisure rides and light physical activity' after being fitted with subcutaneous defibrillator
Sonny Colbrelli has been cleared to resume «leisure rides and light physical activity» after suffering a cardiac arrest in March. Colbrelli, 31, has been fitted with a subcutaneous defibrillator (ICD) after collapsing at the finish line on the first stage of the Volta a Catalunya.
Colbrelli fit enough to resume leisure riding post heart scare
Paris Roubaix victor Sonny Colbrelli who suffered cardio-respiratory arrest in March is fit enough to resume "leisure rides and light physical activity" his team Bahrain Victorious said on Wednesday. Colbrelli, who turns 32 next month, was fitted with a defibrillator after he lost consciousness after finishing second in the first stage of the Tour of Catalunya on March 21.
JV on Hamilton: ‘Will he even reach the end of the season?’
Jacques Villeneuve says sometimes champions can just decide they have had enough in the wake of Lewis Hamilton’s poor start to the season.