Sergio Perez: Monaco to get even harder in new F1 cars
Sergio Perez says the size of the new F1 cars and the further reduced visibility out of them is going to make the challenge of Monaco even harder this season.
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'Dangerous' - Rafael Nadal explains why he decided to withdraw from the Miami Open ahead of French Open
Rafael Nadal says he is skipping the Miami Open at the end of the month because quickly transitioning from hard courts to clay could prove too «dangerous”. The 21-time Grand Slam champion has won three tournaments already in 2022 — the Melbourne Summer Set, Australian Open and the Mexican Open — and has a 100 per cent win record this year. Ad/> The 35-year-old has reached the last-16 of Indian Wells and will play USA’s Reilly Opelka on Wednesday, but that will spell the end of his time on the hard courts for now.
Brundle dismisses Perez’s title credentials
Martin Brundle feels Sergio Perez will not win the World Championship this season as he doesn’t believe the Mexican is “on the same level” as Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton – but then again, “nobody is”.
Vancouver pledges $5M to bring 2026 men's FIFA World Cup games to B.C. Place
The City of Vancouver is putting up to $5 million toward a provincial bid to bring men's FIFA 2026 World Cup games to the city.
Eddie Hearn gives green light for talks between Canelo Alvarez and Kamaru Usman
Roman Abramovich added to the UK's sanctions list
Team by team guide to the 2022 Formula One season
Formula One starts a record 23-race season in Bahrain this weekend, with Red Bull's title holder Max Verstappen renewing his rivalry with Mercedes' seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton.
Formula One's record 23 race calendar for 2022
The 2022 Formula One season, which starts in Bahrain on Sunday, will have a record 23 races although one slot has yet to be filled after the cancellation of the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi.
Zverev Crashes Out At Indian Wells As Rublev, Swiatek Advance
World number three Alexander Zverev crashed out of the ATP Indian Wells Masters on Sunday, stunned in his opening match 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (7/2) by 39th-ranked American Tommy Paul. After dropping a first set in which Paul mercilessly punished his second serve, Germany's Zverev leveled the match with the only break of the second set in the 10th game.