Lando Norris holds off Charles Leclerc to take first Monaco GP win - ESPN
MONACO — Lando Norris held off local favourite Charles Leclerc to win a tense Monaco Grand Prix and claim a vital first win since the season opener.
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Norris wins in Monaco to slash Piastri's F1 lead
MONACO : Lando Norris won a highly strategic Monaco Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday to slash McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri's Formula One lead to three points.
Monaco Grand Prix: Follow LIVE updates - ESPN
Lando Norris starts on pole for the 71st edition of the Monaco Grand Prix, ahead of last year's victor Monegasque Charles Leclerc.
'Chaos', 'lottery' - Drivers predict two-stop rule for Monaco GP - ESPN
MONACO — The usually processional Monaco Grand Prix could be turned upside down by a new rule change on Sunday — 2024 winner Charles Leclerc has predicted «chaos,» while Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton has said the final result could be a «lottery.»
Exclusive-Ben Sulayem declares bid for second term as FIA president
MONACO :Mohammed Ben Sulayem will stand for a second four-year term as FIA president in December, saying he would welcome any rival candidate and that he is on a mission to grow motorsport and make Formula One's governing body stronger.
Lewis Hamilton Hit With Three-Place Grid Penalty For Monaco GP After Impeding Max Verstappen In Qualifying
Lewis Hamilton was given a three-place grid penalty for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix after accidentally impeding Max Verstappen during qualifying. The seven-time world champion, driving for Ferrari, drops from fourth on the grid to seventh while four-time champion Verstappen, of Red Bull, profits to move up from fifth to fourth alongside world championship leader Oscar Piastri of McLaren. His McLaren team-mate Lando Norris snatched pole position on Saturday from local hero and last year's race winner Charles Leclerc of Ferrari with a record lap in the final seconds of a thrilling session.
Michael Schumacher's Ferrari sets Formula One record at auction
Michael Schumacher's Ferrari Formula One car that won the 2001 Monaco and Hungarian grand prix races was sold for $18.17 million, according to RM Sotheby's.
Bashir’s six-wicket haul seals dominant England win over Zimbabwe
NOTTINGHAM: Shoaib Bashir took six wickets to return his best figures in Test cricket as England completed a dominant innings and 45-run win over Zimbabwe in a one-off match at Trent Bridge on Saturday. Zimbabwe, following-on, were dismissed for 255 on the third day of four after England had made a commanding 565-6 declared in their first innings that featured hundreds from Zak Crawley (124), Ben Duckett (140) and Ollie Pope (171). Off-spinner Bashir, who before arriving in Nottingham had only taken two first-class wickets this season at a hugely expensive average of 152, had Test-best figures of 6-81 from 18 overs to finish with a match haul of 9-143. “It was nice to be back in rhythm,” player-of-the-match Bashir told the BBC after enjoying yet more Test success in Nottingham, where he took a previous Test-best 5-41 against the West Indies last year. “At the start of the year I went on loan (from Somerset to Glamorgan) just to get some overs under my belt.” He added: “The (England) boys and backroom staff make you feel 10 foot tall.” Bashir is still only 21 and this was just his 16th Test, with England captain Ben Stokes saying: “The way he has asserted himself was exceptional. He knows he has the backing of the dressing room and myself...