Sainz says Ferrari still to decide on engine change
Ferrari have yet to decide whether to change the power unit in Carlos Sainz's fire-damaged car, a move that would trigger a grid penalty for Sunday's French Formula One Grand Prix.
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Huff the focus for Zengo at WTCR Race of Italy
Race-winning WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup team Zengő Motorsport team will switch to a one-car line-up at WTCR Race of Italy this weekend. It follows Dániel Nagy’s crash in Race 2 at WTCR Race of Portugal earlier this month, which left the talented Hungarian driver with a fractured bone in his right hand.
'A new lease of life' - Adam Peaty hoping to put disrupted year behind him at Commonwealth Games
Adam Peaty has revealed that being unable to defend his world titles has given him a «hunger» and «new lease of life» as the swimmer prepares to return the pool at the Commonwealth Games. A broken foot forced Peaty to miss the 2022 World Championships in Budapest, ending his run of three consecutive double breaststroke golds over 50 and 100 metres. Ad/> The 27-year-old also had his early-season training disrupted by flu in a tough first half of 2022, but has returned to full fitness ahead of the Commonwealths in Birmingham.
Chess legend Magnus Carlsen unmotivated to compete in world championship: 'I don't have a lot to gain'
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Hungarian lawmakers move to curb power of EU Parliament
Hungary has moved to curb the powers of the European Union (EU) Tuesday.
Saudi racer Juffali looks to ‘regroup’ after retirement from Hungarian International GT Open
RIYADH: Theeba Motorsport founder and driver Reema Juffali said it was “time to regroup” after the team had to retire from Race One of the International GT Open in Hungary on July 9 at the Hungaroring.
Who’s on track at WTCR Race of Italy
A star-studded line-up will take to Autodromo Vallelunga Piero Taruffi for WTCR Race of Italy this weekend. Here's a run down of who will be in action.
Tom Dean vows to give his all at Commonwealth Games despite ‘tricky’ summer schedule
Double Olympic champion Tom Dean admitted the congested nature of this summer’s swimming schedule means being at his best for the Commonwealth Games is a “really big ask”.