Alonso to join Aston Martin as Vettel's replacement
Fernando Alonso will race for Aston Martin from the 2023 Formula 1 season, joining the team as Sebastian Vettel's replacement.
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Kristensen's fists, Maric makes presence felt, Marsch's Cagliari spat in Leeds United moments missed
The John Charles Stand may not be the tallest in English football, but it’s hardly claiming footballs every week, especially with its pitched roof. However, in the 17th minute of last night’s game, the ball found its way up there and left Jesse Marsch comically looking to the skies with his arms outstretched. Nothing came down.
Euro 2022 final: Queen leads praise for ‘inspirational’ Lionesses as tributes pour in after historic win
Former Tory chairman Brandon Lewis says he supports Liz Truss because of NI protocol
Euro 2022: Watch moment England’s Lionesses lift winners’ trophy
England’s victorious Lionesses claimed their Euro 2022 trophy after they beat Germany 2-1 in front of a full-capacity Wembley Stadium.
Fernando Alonso to join Aston Martin in 2023: Team
Formula One driver Fernando Alonso will leave the Alpine team to join Aston Martin on a multi-year contract in 2023, the British team announced in a press release on Monday. The double world champion, who turned 41 on Friday, will replace German driver Sebastian Vettel, a four-time champion, who last week announced his retirement from Formula One at the end of the current season.
Veteran Fernando Alonso signs Aston Martin deal
Double world champion Fernando Alonso will join Aston Martin next year.
Fernando Alonso to replace Sebastian Vettel at Aston Martin in 2023, Formula 1 team confirm
Fernando Alonso will replace Sebastian Vettel at Aston Martin for the 2023 Formula 1 season. The German driver confirmed that he would retire from the sport at the close of the current season last week. Ad/> Though Aston Martin indicated that they did not have an immediate replacement lined up, the Silverstone-based team has moved quickly to secure two-time world champion Alonso.
Ian Wright calls on Premier League to invest in WSL and capitalise on England's Euro 2022 success
Ian Wright has called upon the Premier League to invest in the Women's Super League (WSL) to capitalise on England's Euro 2022 triumph. Substitute Chloe Kelly's winner in the second half of extra-time secured the Lionesses' a 2-1 win over Germany in front of a record crowd of 87,192 at Wembley Stadium. Ad/> It is England's first European Championship triumph, and Wright believes that changes must be made to the top tier of domestic women's club football if the result is to be built upon and «blast the women's game».