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EUGENE, OREGON: World and Olympic pole vault champion Armand Duplantis improved his world record with a leap of 6.23m at the Diamond League finals on Sunday, as Gudaf Tsegay shattered the women’s 5,000m world record.
SINGAPORE: Max Verstappen's record run of 10 wins in a row ended in Singapore on Sunday (Sep 17) but the Formula One leader had no doubt his Red Bull would be back up to speed in Japan next weekend, and rivals agreed.
NEWCASTLE: This was about more than a win, more than three points, more than just getting back on track in the Premier League.
SINGAPORE : AlphaTauri stand-in Liam Lawson scored his first Formula One points at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday and, in only his third race, also chalked up the team's highest finish of the season.
Carlos Sainz took a leaf out of Alain Prost's book in delivering a lesson in canny racecraft worthy of Formula One's great 'Professor' at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
SINGAPORE : A golden shot at a second Formula One victory ended in a last-lap crash and scream of frustration for Mercedes driver George Russell at the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday.
The dominant Red Bulls were out of the picture and Formula One has had its most thrilling fight for a win this season.
SINGAPORE: Carlos Sainz said Ferrari “didn’t put a foot wrong” as the Spanish driver drove a perfect race to win a thrilling Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday and end Red Bull’s hopes of sweeping every race in 2023. But an emotional George Russell was close to tears after crashing his Mercedes on the final lap after attempting a late victory charge on fresher tires. Lando Norris was second after a brilliant defensive drive to hold off the Mercedes pair as Lewis Hamilton crossed the line in third after teammate Russell’s lapse. Championship leader Max Verstappen, who had won the last 10 races, was only fifth as Red Bull failed to take the chequered flag for the first time this season after a weekend where they were consistently off the pace. His teammate Sergio Perez crossed the line eighth. Sainz controlled the night race around the city-center street circuit brilliantly from pole position to take only his second career win, the first coming at the British Grand Prix last year. “An incredible feeling. We didn’t put a foot wrong all weekend,” said Sainz. “We nailed the race.