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Ons Jabeur hopes to rebound from a disappointing US Open final by making a strong debut at the season-ending WTA Finals this November, before launching her assault on the No. 1 ranking next year. The Tunisian, who will return to world No.
MONZA, Italy : Australian Jack Doohan, son of five-times motorcycle world champion Mick, is a contender to replace Fernando Alonso at the Renault-owned Alpine Formula One team, according to chief executive Laurent Rossi.
Ons Jabeur said she is targeting the world No 1 ranking and insisted she has "no regrets" after falling short of a maiden Grand Slam title for the second time in as many tournaments.
Ons Jabeur insisted she had "no regrets" after losing to Iga Swiatek in the US Open final as she targeted the Pole's world number one ranking next year. Jabeur's 6-2, 7-6 (7/5) loss on Saturday was her second successive defeat in a Grand Slam final after also coming off second best at Wimbledon in July. "I have nothing to regret because I did everything possible," said Jabeur, who will return to number two in the world on Monday.
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Charles Leclerc was quickest in the first practice session at the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Friday afternoon. Leclerc's Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz took second place in the initial runout, followed by Mercedes drivers Georg Russell and Lewis Hamilton, in that order. Ad Current world champion and runaway championship leader Max Verstappen was fifth quickest, but his job on Sunday will be made more difficult as a result of a 10-place grid penalty after taking a new internal combustion engine.
President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach has paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II at an IOC executive board meeting. Queen Elizabeth II died, aged 96, on Thursday, and a minute’s silence was held at the meeting on Friday. Ad Bach told the meeting that sport had lost a great supporter after her death.