Lewis Hamilton's overtake at the Brazilian GP as a rookie was so good it's gone viral again
Lewis Hamilton is the greatest Formula One driver of all time, winning seven World Championships since his debut in 2007.
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Lewis Hamilton is the greatest Formula One driver of all time, winning seven World Championships since his debut in 2007.
Lewis Hamilton is the greatest Formula One driver of all time, winning seven World Championships since his debut in 2007.
Jurgen Klopp faces the almighty task of breaking up a frontline that has led Liverpool to glory over the previous four seasons and contributed a mind-blowing number of goals between them.
Brazil, ecstatic children are chasing a ball at top speed. But in an unusual scene for the football-mad country, they are indifferent to the goalposts nearby, instead swinging cricket bats and fielding drives.
Brazil, self-taught carpenter Luiz Roberto Francisco is chipping at a piece of pine and turning it into a rare artifact for this football-mad country: a cricket bat. Francisco, 63, is the proud owner of Brazil's first cricket bat factory, based in the small city of Pocos de Caldas in Minas Gerais state, population 170,000. Not coincidentally, the leafy spa city is also the headquarters of Cricket Brasil, an organization headed by Matt Featherstone, an English ex-cricketer who has set the ambitious goal of getting 30,000 Brazilians playing the sport he loves in the next three years. Since Featherstone, 51, retired from professional cricket and moved here with his Brazilian wife in 2000, he and Cricket Brasil's 19 staff have managed to grow the sport exponentially. There are now more than 5,000 cricketers in Brazil, thanks mainly to the organization's 63 community youth programs, and the women's national team have won four of the past five South American championships. But that all ground to a halt when the Covid-19 pandemic hit, leaving those spreading the gospel of cricket without one key import: bats. Enter Francisco, a retired electrician at the local Alcoa aluminum plant who is known around Pocos de Caldas as a deft handyman and ingenious problem solver.
When it comes to World Cups, Brazil stand head and shoulders above the rest.
Calvin Bassey is 'open' to discussing a transfer from Rangers to Aston Villa this summer, according to reports.
On Monday afternoon UK time, Neymar added yet another international goal to his tally.