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Michelisz lands reverse-grid WTCR pole position for Race 2

Norbert Michelisz earned the partially reversed-grid pole position for Race 2 at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France, despite requiring the left-front corner of his car to be heavily taped up just to finish the Q2 session on the streets of Circuit de Pau-Ville. The Hungarian nosed his Goodyear-equipped BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse Elantra N TCR into the tyre wall at Turn 2 once Q2 had resumed following Thed Björk’s big accident that required lengthy barrier repairs. Michelisz pitted, whereupon the BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse set to work with black tape, before sending him back out for the end of the session.

Guardiola pica a Mourinho

Pep Guardiola ha desenterrado su particular rivalidad con Jose Mourinho, una de las más afiladas de la historia reciente del fútbol. Engullido por la última vuelta de tuerca de la mística del Real Madrid y el Santiago Bernabéu, el técnico skyblue fue cuestionado sobre si era un fracaso no haber alcanzado la Champions League en estos siete años tras

WTCR Qualifying flash: Girolami heads Honda team-mate Guerrieri

Néstor Girolami scorched to the Race 1 pole position by pipping his ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport team-mate Esteban Guerrieri, in an eventful qualifying session at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France on the streets of Circuit de Pau-Ville. Girolami secured the pole position by topping the top-five Q3 shoot-out, after the Q2 session was interrupted by a heavy accident for Thed Björk in his Cyan Performance Lynk & Co, from which the Swede was fortunate to emerge uninjured. In the 30-minute Q1 session, Mikel Azcona’s BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse Elantra N TCR topped the times ahead of Girolami, Gilles Magnus (Audi), Guerrieri and Ma Qing Hua (Lynk & Co).

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WTCR Qualifying update: Azcona fastest in Q1, crash for Bjork in Q2

Mikel Azcona set the pace in the first 30-minute Q1 session of Qualifying at WTCR Clean Fuels for All Race of France at Circuit de Pau-Ville, before Q2 was interrupted by a heavy accident for Cyan Performance Lynk & Co driver Thed Björk. Azcona’s BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse Elantra N TCR topped the times ahead of Néstor Girolami’s Honda, Gilles Magnus (Audi), Esteban Guerrieri (Honda) and Ma Qing Hua (Lynk & Co). As the top 12 progressed to Q2, six drivers missed the cut.

Foden starts as Laporte dropped: Man City predicted lineup vs Newcastle

Manchester City host Newcastle United in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon, looking to put Wednesday's Champions League heartbreak firmly behind them.

Santiago Nieva Steps Down As Indian Boxing High Performance Director

Indian men's boxing team High Performance Director Santiago Nieva has stepped down from his role after serving for five years, the national federation said on Saturday. Nieva, who took charge of the national team in 2017, will take up the job of the Australian national boxing team head coach. Nieva's five-year stint had seen some impressive achievements such as the highest-ever participation at the Tokyo Olympics and historic two medals in the 2019 Men's World Championships.

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Michelisz lands reverse-grid WTCR pole position for Race 2

Guardiola pica a Mourinho

WTCR Qualifying flash: Girolami heads Honda team-mate Guerrieri

‘MasterChef Celebrity’: lista de concursantes de la nueva edición - Tikitakas

WTCR Qualifying update: Azcona fastest in Q1, crash for Bjork in Q2

Foden starts as Laporte dropped: Man City predicted lineup vs Newcastle

Santiago Nieva Steps Down As Indian Boxing High Performance Director

From Corinthians to Cobham - 15 of the strangest loan signings in football history