Max Verstappen breaks down on home soil as Mercedes land practice one-two
Max Verstappen broke down with a gearbox failure as George Russell led Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in first practice for the Dutch Grand Prix.
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Verstappen sidelined as Russell leads Mercedes practice one-two
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands : George Russell led Lewis Hamilton in a Mercedes one-two in opening practice for the Dutch Grand Prix on Friday, with Red Bull's runaway Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen sidelined by a gearbox problem early on.
Jaguares demise a boost for Argentina rugby - All Blacks coach
New Zealand coach Ian Foster says that Argentina's surge as an international rugby force is partly down to their players' absence from the exhaustive demands of Super Rugby.
Michael Cheika factor helps Argentina rack up series of firsts
Ahead of a Test match between his Wallabies and the All Blacks in 2016, Michael Cheika was depicted as a clown in the pages of New Zealand's biggest newspaper.
Cheika factor helps Argentina rack up a series of firsts
SYDNEY : Ahead of a test match between his Wallabies and the All Blacks in 2016, Michael Cheika was depicted as a clown in the pages of New Zealand's biggest newspaper. It's a fair bet no cartoonist will get the same commission this week.
Foster calls for fearless All Blacks display to avenge Pumas loss
All Blacks coach Ian Foster said on Thursday that New Zealand will need to play without fear against Argentina in Hamilton on Saturday to avenge their shock defeat last weekend and prevent the humiliation of losing a fourth successive home Test.
Ian Foster keeps faith for New Zealand's crunch Springboks rematch
All Blacks coach Ian Foster has shuffled his reserves with the return of Beauden Barrett and Brodie Retallick but kept his starting 15 unchanged as the home side look to turn the tables on Argentina in Saturday's Rugby Championship clash.
All Blacks' run-and-gun style getting picked off - Smith
The All Blacks need more variation in their game given their ball-in-hand "mentality" is being exploited by opposition teams, scrumhalf Aaron Smith said on Thursday.