Toto Wolff makes surprising Max Verstappen prediction before responding to rift claim
Max Verstappen has been told he’ll be the Formula 1 world champion again - by the boss of his biggest rival.
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Wright-Phillips tips Man City to end Champions League drought
MUMBAI : Former Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips is confident the club can add an elusive Champions League trophy to their cabinet this season despite their "demanding" Premier League title defence.
Dubai-based Mounir Lazzez refocused and ready for long-awaited UFC return
Finally, after 15 months and cancelled bouts and replacement rivals, Mounir Lazzez is back competing in the UFC.
Sebastian Vettel outlines hopes for traditional circuits' places on F1 calendar
Sebastian Vettel has said it would be horrible for Formula 1 to lose some of its more traditional circuits from the calendar as the sport pushes into new markets.
Vettel: Would be ‘horrible’ if F1 lost ‘core tracks’
Sebastian Vettel has expressed concerns about the Formula 1 calendar’s direction of travel, saying it would be “horrible” to lose certain circuits.
Investcorp in exclusive talks to buy AC Milan - source
MANCHESTER : Asset manager Investcorp has entered into exclusive talks to purchase Italian club AC Milan, a source close to the deal told Reuters on Friday.
Belal Muhammad tempted by Abu Dhabi showdown with Chimaev - but first to avenge Luque loss
More than an interested observer of Sunday’s Fight of the Year contender between Khamzat Chimaev and Gilbert Burns, Belal Muhammad recognises what he needs to do to secure that UFC welterweight title shot next.
F1 | ¿Quién para a este Leclerc?
En un cuaderno apunta todas las enseñanzas del fin de semana, porque si no se le olvidan, y repasa las notas instantes antes de subirse al coche para ganar. ¿Quién puede con Charles Leclerc? El monegasco, de 24 años, está en su mejor momento. Pole y victoria en Bahréin; segundo en Arabia; pole y victoria en Australia. Es el primer piloto de Ferrari que ha ganado en Melbourne desde Raikkonen, en 2007, el último campeón de la escudería de Maranello. Los dos podios de Carlos Sainz se desdibujan tras el abandono de Albert Park, porque el cero es una losa de puntos perdidos, y la beligerancia de Verstappen y Red Bull parece mansa cuando entra en juego la preocupante falta de fiabilidad del coche de Milton Keynes.