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Haas to drop Russian Mazepin, claims report
Russian Formula One driver Nikita Mazepin looks set to leave the Haas racing team, with Sky Sports Germany reporting that reserve driver Pietro Fittipaldi will take his place.
Thomas Tuchel says Chelsea will 'stay strong' despite Roman Abramovich sale
Thomas Tuchel said Friday he was convinced that Chelsea "will stay a strong club" after Roman Abramovich's dramatic announcement he was selling up following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Russian billionaire, alleged to have close links to President Vladimir Putin, said it was in the "best interest" of the Champions League holders if he cut ties with the European champions after 19 trophy-laden years in charge. His announcement came just before Chelsea's midweek FA Cup match at Championship side Luton, which they won 3-2.
Australian sports minister calls for Russia to be excluded from world sport after Ukraine invasion
The federal sports minister has joined forces with other ministers from allied nations in calling for Russia — and Russian athletes — to be exiled from world sport after the invasion of Ukraine.
Military and Political Situation in Ukraine. Morning of March 4th, 2022 - Ihor Zhdanov
Igor Zhdanov, the Minister of Youth and sports in Ukraine (2014-2019), a public and political figure, Maidan commandant during the Revolution of Dignity, member of the Maidan Council, candidate of political sciences, ATO volunteer, analyst of the NGO "Open Policy Foundation"
Max Verstappen commits future to Red Bull in bumper deal
LONDON: World champion Max Verstappen has signed a five-year contract extension with Red Bull, the Formula One team announced on Thursday. The deal, reportedly worth up to £40million ($54 million) per season, will keep the Dutch driver with the team until the end of 2028.
Chelsea will not have a long queue of buyers, says advisor
LONDON : Chelsea will not have a queue of buyers lining up outside Stamford Bridge, according to one of the advisors who helped Roman Abramovich purchase the Premier League club in 2003.