Abu Dhabi 2021 GP: New footage suggests Michael Masi was swayed by Red Bull in final laps
The 2021 Formula One Abu Dhabi GP is one of the most talked about sporting events in recent memory.
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Lewis Hamilton will be 'fully charged' for new season, says F1 president Stefano Domenicali
Formula 1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali expects Lewis Hamilton to be «fully charged» for the start of the 2022 season. There have been questions over whether Hamilton would return to the sport following the hugely controversial end to the previous campaign when he missed out on the title to Max Verstappen. Ad/> However, Hamilton broke a two-month social media silence last week to declare he is “back” and has reportedly been visiting Mercedes’ team factory in Brackley this week.
Helmut Marko says 2021 repeats every year will shorten Max Verstappen's F1 career
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has said that similarly intense battles with Lewis Hamilton in the years ahead could shorten Max Verstappen’s career in Formula 1, such was the pressure that was on the pair over the course of the campaign.
FIFA Club World Cup: Paul Scholes once said his local badminton trophy meant more
Chelsea are aiming to become only the third English team to win the FIFA Club World Cup.
Al Ahly urged to deliver 'medal for Africa' following Fifa Club World Cup semi-final loss
Al Ahly manager Pitso Mosimane has implored his players to deliver a “medal for the continent” after the African champions were beaten in the Fifa Club World Cup semi-final for a second successive year.
Max Verstappen: Red Bull figure says further Lewis Hamilton battles could impact Dutchman's career
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has said that similarly intense battles with Lewis Hamilton in the years ahead could shorten Max Verstappen’s career in Formula 1, such was the pressure that was on the pair over the course of the campaign.
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