Boks still 3rd after loss to Wallabies but All Blacks drop to 5th in World Rugby rankings
Despite their 25-17 loss to Australia in a Rugby Championship clash on Saturday in Adelaide, the Springboks remain in third place in the World Rugby rankings.
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Despite their 25-17 loss to Australia in a Rugby Championship clash on Saturday in Adelaide, the Springboks remain in third place in the World Rugby rankings.
An absolutely superb drive from Max Verstappen sealed him victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, as he recovered from P14 on the grid to win at Spa-Francorchamps and close further on retaining his world championship.
Max Verstappen celebrated an «incredible» weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa as he came from 14th to win. Verstappen pounced as those ahead of him including Lewis Hamilton struggled. Ad Mercedes driver Hamilton retired after the first lap after colliding with Fernando Alonso while Valtteri Bottas also ended his race prematurely.
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium :Lewis Hamilton took the blame for a first-lap collision of champions with Fernando Alonso that ended the Briton's Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday.
Lewis Hamilton was called an “idiot” and told “he only knows how to drive and start in first” by a furious Fernando Alonso following their opening-lap crash at the Belgian Grand Prix.
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium : Lewis Hamilton retired from the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday and was called an "idiot" by Fernando Alonso after the two drivers collided on the opening lap while fighting for second place.
Embattled All Blacks coach Ian Foster admitted time is running out for his team to start winning consistently after the New Zealanders endured a first-ever home soil loss to Argentina on Saturday to continue their dismal run of form.
Ferrari's Carlos Sainz claimed pole for the Belgian Grand Prix despite finishing behind Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen in qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps on Saturday. Verstappen stamped his authority on the session with a scintillating lap, but due to penalties for taking new power-unit components he and six other drivers will start from back of the grid positions. Verstappen will start in 15th with another of the 'sanctioned-seven' Charles Leclerc a place behind.