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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.
Ferrari duo Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz — who will start the Belgian Grand Prix on pole — admitted Red Bull have the quickest car for Sunday’s race at Spa. Sainz was second quickest in qualifying but as Max Verstappen took new parts, he was one of seven drivers to be given a grid penalty. Ad That means Sainz takes pole and Sergio Perez is in second, with Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton in third and fourth respectively.
A fourth defeat in six matches has piled further pressure on All Black head coach Ian Foster after suffering a 25-18 defeat to Argentina.
Argentina beat the All Blacks for the first time in New Zealand with a stunning 25-18 Rugby Championship win in Christchurch on Saturday, piling further pressure on coach Ian Foster.
Michael Cheika was clearly delighted with his Argentina team after their maiden victory over the All Blacks in New Zealand on Saturday but said it was vital they were ready to go again against the same opposition in Hamilton next week.
Carlos Sainz topped the times ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc as Ferrari delivered a resounding one-two ahead of Red Bull's world champion and series leader Max Verstappen in Friday's opening practice at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Spaniard clocked a best lap in one minute and 46.538 seconds to outpace his Monegasque partner by nearly a tenth of a second. Verstappen, who leads the title race by 80 points, was adrift by 1.2 seconds in an intriguing session run in dry conditions until a late downpour.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen was quickest in the second practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix on Friday. Second went to Charles Leclerc of Ferrari, with Lando Norris third fastest.