Eddie Howe: Newcastle ‘still have work to do’ in relegation battle
LIVERPOOL: Manager Eddie Howe insists Newcastle United are far from safe in their fight to remain in the Premier League.
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Ex-footballer shoots ‘best ever’ round of 66 to share Aramco Saudi Ladies International lead
RIYADH: England’s Georgia Hall held on to a share of the lead at the halfway point of the Aramco Saudi Ladies International presented by Public Investment Fund after a second consecutive 69 on the Red Sea coast.
Horner reckons Ferrari ‘could be the car to beat’
If Red Bull want to be on pole in Bahrain, their team boss Christian Horner believes Ferrari may be the team to beat.
FIA veteran Haywood returns in F1 deputy race director role
Haywood will take up the deputy race director role in Bahrain and at four other races this year, having previously held the position in 2019 and 2020.
Mercedes drivers see no quick fix for car's problems
MANAMA : Mercedes looked a long way off the pace in practice for the Bahrain season-opener on Friday and seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton and new team mate George Russell saw no quick fix.
Lewis Hamilton: Mercedes team is facing 'much, much bigger problems' this season as car struggles
Lewis Hamilton said that Mercedes were facing ‘much, much bigger’ problems than they had experienced before. While Hamiton was agonisingly close to winning the world championship last season before losing out to Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, the start of the 2022 campaign has seen the German team trailing in testing, and now the Free Practice sessions in Bahrain ahead of Sunday’s season-opening Grand Prix. Ad/> Speaking to Sky Sports after the second session concluded, Hamilton said he had not been paying too much attention to teammate George Russell’s setup.
George Russell: Mercedes 'pace is just not there' at Bahrain Grand Prix free practice sessions
George Russell says the ‘pace is just not there’ as Mercedes took part in Free Practice at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Friday. Red Bull and Ferrari were again the fastest as they continued to dominate, and new Mercedes driver Russell was concerned that traditionally smaller teams were also faster than them.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner: Mercedes have 'particularly aggressive' porpoising problem
Christian Horner said he thinks that Mercedes are struggling with a ‘particularly aggressive’ porpoising problem. The Red Bull team principal was speaking to Sky Sports after Friday’s free practice sessions at the Bahrain Grand Prix, ahead of Sunday’s race. Ad/> He explained how the day had been for the Austrian team.