Verstappen on two triple runs but one must end
Max Verstappen returns to his favourite track seeking to end a run of three races without a win by extending a sequence of three successive Belgian Grand Prix victories at Spa-Francorchamps.
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Brussels berates Italy, Hungary and Slovakia for rule-of-law decline
Italy, Hungary and Slovakia have come under fire over their continued decline in democratic standards, which threatens the effective prosecution of corruption, the independence of the judicial system and the safety of journalists.
ATP roundup: Seeded players, rain fall in Atlanta
No. 6 seed Miomir Kecmanovic of Serbia and No. 7 seed Brandon Nakashima were shown the door in the first round of the Atlanta Open on Tuesday.
Verstappen Defends 'Childish' Expletive-Filled Rant At Hungarian Grand Prix After Collision With Lewis Hamilton
Max Verstappen was handed a public rebuke by his own engineer on Sunday when he blamed Red Bull's strategy for finishing a frustrated fifth after surviving a collision with Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The drivers' championship leader and three-time world champion crashed into Hamilton on lap 63 of the 70-lap race. Verstappen, 26, then remonstrated on team radio and was told not to "be childish" by his race engineer. The Dutch driver was summoned to the stewards office to explain his part in the accident, but no further action was taken by the officials.
Hungary calls for new plan to increase organ donations, but there is a twist
Europe is currently facing a shortage of organs, leading to increasingly long waiting lists for transplants.
Lando Norris: I’ll fight to take Max Verstappen to the wire for F1 championship
Lando Norris said he was ready to defy the naysayers by taking Max Verstappen to the championship wire.
'Childish' radio remark not about Verstappen, says Horner
BUDAPEST : Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has clarified a radio exchange in which Max Verstappen's race engineer appeared to call the triple world champion childish during Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix.
McLaren boss never doubted Norris as a team player
BUDAPEST : McLaren boss Andrea Stella said he never doubted Lando Norris would hand back the lead to winning team mate Oscar Piastri in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix despite the Briton's clear reluctance.