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MANAMA : The dream turned into a nightmare for Formula One world champion Max Verstappen in Bahrain on Sunday when Red Bull's challenge for victory in the season-opening race ended in double retirement.
Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher says it was "all about the timing" after Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Raul Jimenez was sent off in the defeat against Leeds United at Molineux.
In a Bahrain Grand Prix that was full of drama, Charles Leclerc led home a Ferrari one-two after Max Verstappen retired just three laps from the end. Verstappen was complaining about a steering issue during a late safety car period that Red Bull could not find, but when the race got back underway, a very frustrated Dutchman came over the radio shouting «there's a problem with the battery!» Ad/> He eventually retired while his team-mate Sergio Perez spun on the final lap to gift Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes a podium finish, the Mexican's spin being caused by the engine cutting out. Formula 1'I am never doing that again' — Verstappen hits out at Red Bull team instructionsAN HOUR AGO Leclerc got away from pole position well and sailed into an early comfortable lead.
Midfielder Brenden Aaronson was removed from FC Salzburg's starting lineup 10 minutes before its Austrian Bundesliga championship match at Wolfsberg on Sunday, calling into question whether he will be available for the United States' upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Charles Leclerc won the first race of the 2022 Formula 1 season for Ferrari after coming out on trop in a thrilling battle with Max Verstappen in Bahrain.
Football pundits have been queuing up to defend Raul Jimenez following his controversial red card in Wolves’ chaotic defeat to Leeds United on Friday.
Rafael Nadal says he is expects Taylor Fritz to play with plenty of aggression when the two meet in the Indian Wells final on Sunday. Nadal secured his place in the final by beating compatriot Carlos Alcaraz in three sets, while Fritz edged out Andrey Rublev in two to reach his maiden Masters final. Ad/> Nadal has dropped three sets en route to the final in the California desert and is expecting the 24-year-old to give him a tough test.
F1 chiefs are facing a growing number of requests from new locations to hold races, as Qatar and Las Vegas are set to become permanent from next year.