Alonso to replace Vettel at Aston Martin in 2023
Spanish Formula One driver Fernando Alonso will leave the Alpine team to join Aston Martin on a multi-year contract in 2023, the British team announced in a press release on Monday.
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Dunlop to race with Team Classic Suzuki at Manx GP
Isle of Man legend Michael Dunlop will race a Team Classic Suzuki GSX-R750 SRAD at this year’s Manx GP, which takes place from 21-29 August.
Miguel Angel Lopez set to return to racing as Astana lift suspension after drug trafficking allegations
Miguel Angel Lopez has been cleared to resume racing after Astana Qazaqstan confirmed the lifting of the Colombian's suspension. The team had provisionally suspended Lopez after the Colombian was questioned by Spanish police in relation to an investigation into Dr Marcos Maynar, who was arrested in May over allegations of drug trafficking and money laundering.
Euro 2022: Watch moment England’s Lionesses lift winners’ trophy
England’s victorious Lionesses claimed their Euro 2022 trophy after they beat Germany 2-1 in front of a full-capacity Wembley Stadium.
Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho sends four-word message after first pre-season appearance
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Lionesses smash ratings record as over 17 million people watch football coming home at Euro 2022 final – thrashing Queen’s jubilee figures
Records have officially been broken, as more than 17million people watched the Lionesses bring home the win at the European Championship final 2022.
Why captain Leah Williamson is England’s Paolo Maldini
England’s Leah Williamson won the ball more often than any other player at Euro 2022 despite not making a single tackle, according to UEFA’s official statistics.
Fernando Alonso To Join Aston Martin In 2023
Spanish Formula One driver Fernando Alonso will leave the Alpine team to join Aston Martin in 2023, the British team announced in a press release on Monday. The double world champion, who turned 41 on Friday, will replace German driver Sebastian Vettel, a four-time champion, who last week announced his retirement from Formula One at the end of the current season.