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Nikita Mazepin will not race in Formula 1 this season after Haas confirmed they have terminated his contract with immediate effect. The team announced that they have also terminated their title partnership with Uralkali.
Oksana Masters began what could be a historic Winter Paralympics by winning the first U.S. gold medal of the Games. Ukraine earned the most golds on the first day of competition.
The war in Ukraine has dramatically changed the geopolitical landscape in Europe. Ruukki Construction fully condemns Russia’s attack and the hostility towards Ukraine and its people.
(Reuters) - Russian Nikita Mazepin will not race in Formula One this season after his U.S.-owned Haas squad on Saturday severed ties with the 23-year-old and title sponsor Uralkali over his country's invasion of Ukraine.
Formula 1 team Haas have terminated the contract of their major sponsor and one of their drivers in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The Haas Formula One team has terminated its contract with Russian driver Nikita Mazepin and title sponsor Uralkali.
Russian Nikita Mazepin will not race in F1 this season after his US-owned Haas squad on Saturday (Mar 5) severed ties with the 23-year-old and title sponsor Uralkali over his country's invasion of Ukraine.
Skier Millie Knight has won Great Britain's first medal at the Beijing Winter Paralympics. The 23-year-old and her guide Brett Wild claimed a bronze medal in the women's visually-impaired downhill, finishing in a time of 1:23.20. Ad/> Slovakia's Henrieta Farkasova won her third gold medal in a row with a time of 1:19.50 while China's Zhu Daqing took silver (1:21.75) on her Paralympic debut.