F1 quiz: Every Hungarian Grand Prix winner
The Hungaroring has hosted every Hungarian Grand Prix since its inception. Can you remember all of the drivers that have won here?
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Ferrari boss backs Charles Leclerc to recover from France crash and claims team can win every race left in 2022
Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto has backed Charles Leclerc to come back even stronger at this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix following his crash at the last race in in France.
CWG 2022: Bajrang Punia yearns for the top again after injury and rehabilitation
After all he was the World No. 2 going into the Olympics, he had won the 2018 Commonwealth Games as well as the 2018 Asian Games gold medals, besides coming on top in various ranking tournaments before the marquee event. But the ones who follow the sport regularly and with intent knew the field was tough in the 65kg weight category. There were the likes of top seed Gadzhimurad Rashidov of Russia, 2018 World Champion Takuto Otoguro of Japan, Iszmail Muszukajev of Hungary, John Michael Diakomihalis of the United States and fierce competitors like Haji Aliyev of Azerbaijan and Daulet Niyazbekov of Kazakhstan. Ultimately, Bajrang lost the semifinal to Aliyev, but grabbed the bronze by putting it across Niyazbekov in the repechage round.
F1 Championship fight 'doesn't look great' - Leclerc after costly crash
Charles Leclerc said he does not deserve to be crowned Formula One world champion after he crashed out while leading Sunday's French Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton makes emphatic F1 title claim after best result of season at French GP
Van de Beek determined to prove himself again under new Man Utd boss ten Hag
Ferrari seek silver linings after title blow
Ferrari searched for silver linings after Sunday's French Grand Prix left them licking self-inflicted wounds, with fans fearing Formula One's oldest and most glamorous team had blown their title chances yet again.
CWG 2022, India Table Tennis Preview: India Will Find It Tough To Match Gold Coast High In Birmingham
Scaling a new high after the 'peak' of 2018 would be tough but the Indian table tennis contingent would be a content lot if it manages to match its record eight-medal tally of Gold Coast at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. India had exceeded expectations in Australia by winning three gold, a couple of silver and three bronze medals. Half of those medals, including two gold, came via Manika Batra whose career graph and popularity sky rocketed thereafter. The 27-year-old from Delhi stunned Olympic medallist Feng Tianwei of Singapore not once but twice in the competition to secure an individual and team gold for India.
Outrage as Orban bashes Europe for 'mixing with non-Europeans'
Hungary's prime minister caused outrage Saturday after he bashed western European countries for "mixing" European and non-European populations in a keynote speech.