Leclerc’s chase for second wasn’t ‘necessary at all’
Ralf Schumacher feels Charles Leclerc should have accepted third place at Imola, as that is “key” to winning a World title.
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Ralf Schumacher feels Charles Leclerc should have accepted third place at Imola, as that is “key” to winning a World title.
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Focus will be on two-time Olympic medallist P V Sindhu and world championships bronze winner Lakshya Sen when they lead India's challenge at the Badminton Asia Championships, beginning here on Tuesday. A lot of hope will ride on Sen and Sindhu as the duo has been in good form in the run-up to the continent championships, which is returning after a gap of two years due to COVID-19. The prestigious event will, however, lose a bit of sheen with the withdrawal of an injured HS Prannoy, who had claimed a bronze at the 2018 Wuhan edition and is in good form.
HS Prannoy has pulled out of the Badminton Asia Championships beginning on Tuesday due to a "small injury" that he sustained during his final finish at the Swiss Open in March. Prannoy, who was handed a direct entry to the Asian Games and Thomas Cup due to his good show in the last few international events, is looking to return to action at the Thomas Cup starting in Bangkok, Thailand on May 8. "Had to withdraw from Asian Badminton Championships this week because of a small injury which happened in the Swiss Open!," Prannoy, who has a bronze medal from the 2018 Wuhan edition, wrote on his twitter handle.
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Mick Schumacher was left to rue an early half spin at Imola on Sunday afternoon, with the Haas driver feeling as though he had a chance at a points-paying finish.
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From 13th on the grid he jumped up to ninth on the first lap, later gaining a spot when Fernando Alonso retired.