What to know for a Masters unlike any other
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Red Bull chief Helmut Marko raises Max Verstappen concerns over Lewis Hamilton position
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko is concerned Lewis Hamilton will be able to catch Max Verstappen in the Drivers' Championship if Mercedes solve their 'porpoising' problems. Toto Wolff's team has faced significant adversity at the start of a new era in F1, whilst Ferrari and Red Bull battle at the front of the grid.
Phil Mickelson was not disinvited from 2022 Masters, Augusta chairman says
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Lewis Hamilton sends message to doubters with cheeky George Russell post
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Mickelson opted out of Masters, Augusta National chairman says
Three-time champion Phil Mickelson, embroiled in controversy over his comments on a Saudi-backed rival league to the PGA Tour, opted not to play in the 86th Masters, Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley said Wednesday.
Liverpool boss Klopp says Man City match no title-decider
LONDON: Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has warned against viewing Sunday’s match with Manchester City as a decider for the Premier League title. Victory at the Etihad Stadium would give Liverpool an 11th successive league win and leave them two points ahead of City at the top of the table with seven games left to play. But even if they succeed against City, there is no guarantee Liverpool will have a smooth finish to the season, with a derby against Everton and a clash with bitter rivals Manchester United to come before the end of this month.
"Not buying that at all" - Pundit reacts after interesting Newcastle United report emerges
Newcastle are very likely to spend more than £90m in the summer transfer window, according to former Premier League footballer Carlton Palmer.
Amnesty ‘still waiting for Premier League to take action against sportswashing’
Amnesty International has renewed its call for the Premier League to consider human rights under its ownership test as Newcastle’s Saudi-backed owners prepare to celebrate six month at the helm.