‘As special as it gets’: Indy 500 has Zak Brown feeling back home again with Arrow McLaren
INDIANAPOLIS – As the CEO of McLaren Racing (and overseeing Arrow McLaren), Zak Brown travels to some of the most exotic and cosmopolitan cities on Earth.
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Vinicius hate crime suspects banned from Spanish stadiums
The men, who were detained on Tuesday, were released on bail and banned from coming within 1 000 metres of a La Liga stadium during matches.
Jali waves goodbye to Sundowns as agent confirms exit: 'He will leave on amicable basis'
“We are in the process of finalising a mutual termination, which will be done during the course of this week. He will leave on a positive and amicable basis,” Makaab of Prosport International told SABC Sport.
Abortion rights in the US: South Carolina passes six-week abortion ban
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Four detained for alleged hate crime against Vinicius freed on bail
MADRID, May 25 : Four men detained in Spain earlier this week over a suspected hate crime in the hanging of a black effigy of Brazilian football star Vinicius Jr from a bridge have been released on bail, a Madrid court said on Thursday. The men, who are also being investigated for an offense against Vinicius’ moral integrity, have been banned from approaching and communicating with the Real Madrid winger pending further investigation, a court statement said.
Madrid players, fans support Vinicius after racist abuse
MADRID: Vinicius Junior's Real Madrid team-mates showed him support after he was racially abused, by wearing his number 20 shirt before their La Liga match against Rayo Vallecano on Wednesday (May 24).
Ten Hag on brink of clinching Champions League spot for Man United against Chelsea
Back in October, when Manchester United supporters were still making their minds up about Erik ten Hag’s managerial nous, his suitability for English football and his judgment of players, he took his team to Stamford Bridge and claimed a notable victory in the tactical joust.
Vinicius Junior: Javier Tebas insists 'intent was not to attack' with tweet, claims league could end racism 'in months'
Javier Tebas, the president of La Liga, has apologised for what he insists was a misinterpreted tweet to Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior, saying “my intent was not to attack [him]”, while claiming he would «end racism in stadiums within months» if the league body had more power. Vinicius was subjected to racist abuse by Valencia fans in a league game on Sunday, an incident that sparked widespread condemnation and a fierce debate around how to handle issues of racism in Spanish football.