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DOHA: Adidas has unveiled “Al Rihla” — the official match ball for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 at an event in Qatar, which saw World Cup winners Kaka and Iker Casillas take part in friendly match alongside some of the best local players. It is the 14th successive ball Adidas has created for the World Cup and has been designed to travel faster in flight than any of its predecessors.
Helmut Marko has said that the Red Bull car is a little too heavy and that the team is planning some changes to the RB18 that could give them a ‘significant time gain.’
Mattia Binotto believes Charles Leclerc is currently driving at a level that can take him to a World Championship title.
Lewis Hamilton has revealed he is "struggling mentally and emotionally" and said it is a "constant effort to keep going".
When Russia played Saudi Arabia in the opening match of the last World Cup, Gianni Infantino wasn’t the only dignitary in the crowd. As Russia opened the scoring, the cameras cut to the corporate seats, where the Fifa president could be seen sharing a funny joke with the matchday buddies sitting either side of him, Vladimir Putin and Sheikh Mohammed bin Salman. Of course, this was back in the days before the Saudi crown prince was discovered to have ordered his hit squad to play fast and loose with a bonesaw, or the Russian president had declared outright war on Ukraine. On that particular summer’s evening in Moscow, they were just a pair of common-or-garden tyrants kicking back and enjoying the craic, brought together by their good pal Gianni.
Vettel has been declared fit to take part in next week's Australian Grand Prix after he missed the opening two races of the season following a bout of coronavirus. Vettel's Aston Martin team confirmed the four-time world champion, 34, would be available to race in Melbourne. "We are pleased to confirm that Sebastian Vettel is now fit to race and will therefore line up alongside @lance_stroll in Melbourne to kick off his 2022 @F1 season at the @ausgrandprix," the British-based team tweeted.
Haas have taken to Twitter to show their support of the brand-new Las Vegas Grand Prix, which will be introduced into the calendar from next season.
