Hill, Alonso, Button ... The 5 racers who secured maiden F1 wins in Hungary
It's the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, and Formula 1 heads to a circuit known for its go-kart-mimicking nature.
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Horner hits back at Mercedes duo for cost cap comments
BUDAPEST : Red Bull boss Christian Horner hit back at Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell on Friday for suggesting his dominant team got off lightly last year for a breach of Formula One's cost cap.
Several top swimmers skipping world championships to focus on mental health
Caeleb Dressel failed to qualify for the biggest swim meet of the year. Simone Manuel didn't even try.
Hamilton, Vettel come to defence of De Vries after 'brutal' axing
Two of the most prominent Formula 1 drivers in the sport's history came out in defense of ousted AlphaTauri driver Nyck de Vries.
George Russell On Top After Sergio Perez Crash In Rain-Hit Hungary GP Session
George Russell topped the times for Mercedes ahead of McLaren's Oscar Piastri in Friday's rain-hit opening practice for this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix. In a wet session punctuated by crashes - including one by Red Bull's under-pressure Sergio Perez -- and red flags, Australian rookie Piastri clocked a best lap in 1min 38.795 sec to outpace Briton Russell by three tenths of a second. The Aston Martin of Lance Stroll was third quickest ahead of Lando Norris in the second McLaren, two-time world champion Fernando Alonso and Alfa Romeo's Valtteri Bottas.
Perez crashes in first Hungarian practice
BUDAPEST : Red Bull's Sergio Perez made a nightmare start to his Hungarian Grand Prix weekend by crashing after two minutes of Friday's opening practice before rain made the rest of the session largely meaningless.
Max Verstappen armed with car upgrades in pursuit of Hungarian triumph
Defending champion and runaway series leader Max Verstappen will be armed with a number of upgrades on his Red Bull car as he seeks to repeat his 2022 victory at this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix.
Watch: Two-time Grand Slam Champion Retires From Match In Tears After Opponent Erases Mark On Court
An incident during a tennis match between China's Zhang Shuai and Hungary's Amarissa Kiara Toth at the Budapest Open on Tuesday gave rise to a huge controversy. It started with a debatable decision that was followed by an unsportsmanlike conduct from Toth and ended with Zhang retiring from the match in tears. It started when the first set was tied at 5-5, 15-15 on Zhang's serve. The Chinese star hit a cross-court forehand shot that landed really close to the sideline and was called out.