Ferrari appoint Vasseur as Formula One team boss
:Ferrari appointed Frenchman Frederic Vasseur as Formula One team principal and general manager on Tuesday, replacing Mattia Binotto whose resignation was announced last month.
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Injured Morocco midfielder joins squad for World Cup encouragement
DOHA : Morocco midfielder Amine Harit, originally chosen to play at the World Cup but injured one week before the start of the tournament, arrived in Qatar on Monday to be with the team for their semi-final against France on Wednesday.
Leclerc expects smooth Ferrari transition post-Binotto
Mattia Binotto's departure as Ferrari Formula One boss at the end of the month is unlikely to affect the team's performance on track next season, championship runner-up Charles Leclerc said on Friday.
Allan Saint-Maximin not interested in leaving ‘home’ of Newcastle United
RIYADH: Newcastle United star Allan Saint-Maximin is ready to rebuff the increasing advances of Champions League rivals Tottenham Hotspur because he has finally found a club that really feels like home.
Dutch Grand Prix to remain on F1 calendar until 2025
Max Verstappen's home Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort will stay on the Formula One calendar until 2025 after a contract extension was announced on Thursday.
Helmut Marko squashes Sergio Perez's ambition to challenge for 2023 F1 title
Sergio Perez's 2023 title challenge is already over, at least according to Helmut Marko, who can't see the Mexican driver challenging Max Verstappen over an entire season.
Five-star wins for Darragh Kenny and Jordan Coyle in California
Irish riders dominated Friday's action in the Desert Holiday I event at Thermal, California with Offaly’s Darragh Kenny and Derry’s Jordan Coyle both claiming five-star victories.
UEFA starts further investigation into Juventus finances
(FILES) This file photo taken on May 9, 2017 shows the logo of the Juventus football club before the UEFA Champions League semi final second leg football match Juventus vs Monaco, at the Juventus stadium in Turin. – Twelve of Europe’s most powerful clubs announced the launch of a breakaway European Super League on April 19, 2021 in a potentially seismic shift in the way football is run, but faced accusations of greed and cynicism. Six Premier League teams, Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham are involved, alongside Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan. Real Madrid chief Florentino Perez, who was announced as the first ESL president, said the breakaway reflected the big clubs’ wishes. (Photo by MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP)