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SAO PAULO : Seven-times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said dominant Red Bull rival Max Verstappen had done an "amazing job" in winning a second title this season and could be proud of his achievement.
MADRID: Real Madrid got back to winning — and moved closer to Barcelona going into the World Cup break. Madrid halted its two-match winless streak in the Spanish league by defeating relegation-threatened Cádiz 2-1 on Thursday to cut Barcelona’s lead to two points going into the World Cup stoppage. Éder Militão and Toni Kroos scored a goal in each half for Madrid.
Italy international Kean struck his second league goal of the season just after the hour in a scrappy match at the Stadio Bentegodi to extend his team's league winning run to five matches.
SAO PAULO: Pierre Gasly said Thursday he hopes to avoid a potential race ban for penalty points after concerted talks with Formula One’s ruling body, the International Motoring Federation (FIA). Speaking ahead of this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, the penultimate race of the year, the French driver conceded he was in a difficult position after racking up 10 penalty points — knowing that 12 in a year would mean an automatic ban. “I’m not going to lie,” Gasly, who will leave Alpha Tauri for Renault next season, told reporters.
Double Formula One world champion Max Verstappen said he was not a big fan of sprint races, despite winning both of the ones held this season, as the sport discusses future format changes.
French driver Pierre Gasly said he hoped talks with Formula One's governing body could lift the threat of a race ban for accumulated penalty points.
Brazil great Pele backed the team to live up to their billing as World Cup favourites and capture a record-extending sixth title in Qatar, saying he has full confidence in the 26-man squad selected by head coach Tite.
The Formula 1 circus is currently in the South American country of Brazil, readying for what promises to be another cracker of a race around the Interlagos racetrack in Sao Paulo. But over the years, the race at this venue delivered memorable moments and plenty of action that had the live crowd and television audiences returning for more.