Red Bull's got wings: When Mercedes were fast, we weren't that fast, says Hamilton
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton claims he has never seen a Formula 1 car as fast as Red Bull's 2023 contender.
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McLaren a potential customer for Red Bull, says Horner
MANAMA : McLaren boss Zak Brown visited Red Bull's factory to discuss a potential Formula One power unit supply when the engine rules change in 2026, Red Bull Racing principal Christian Horner said on Friday.
Shaun Murphy's 10th ranking title a considerable achievement for a peerless snooker ambassador
All Shaun Murphy has ever wanted to do is play snooker. A boyhood fascination, the game still consumes him. When he won the 2020 Welsh Open, thrashing Kyren Wilson 9-1 in the final, life seemed good.
Perez puts Red Bull on top as F1 wraps up pre-season test
MANAMA : Formula One champions Red Bull wrapped up the third and final day of pre-season testing at Bahrain's Sakhir circuit on Saturday with Mexican Sergio Perez setting the fastest lap of the week.
Ex-NFLer Luke Willson pursues Olympic dream with move from gridiron to velodrome
Compelled by a baseball experience, former NFLer Luke Willson hopes to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics in track cycling.
Multiple F1 teams contact Honda for 2026 partnership
Several teams have approached Honda about a partnership when Formula One's new engine era starts in 2026 but no decision has been taken about future involvement, the Japanese manufacturer said on Monday.
England cruise past Korea Republic in Arnold Clark Cup opener to begin 2023 with victory and extend unbeaten run
England began 2023 on a winning note as they coasted to a 4-0 victory over the Korea Republic in their Arnold Clark Cup opener at Stadium MK. Lucy Bronze was presented with a commemorative shirt for earning her 100th cap and the Taegeuk Ladies never really looked like spoiling the feel-good factor in Milton Keynes.
'It's the England captain coming back home' - Lioness legend Fara Williams looks ahead to Williamson's homecoming
Fara Williams believes that Leah Williamson's return to Milton Keynes will be a watershed moment after roaring to European Championship fame last summer. The Arsenal defender and Milton Keynes native, 25, has is back to captain Sarina Wiegman's Lionesses ahead of their Arnold Clark Cup clash with Korea Republic at Stadium MK on Thursday. Ad And Lionesses legend Fara Williams, who racked up a record 172 caps between 2001 and 2019, believes Williamson's evolving leadership and captaincy skills can help England defend their trophy.