Lewis Hamilton confident he can return to winning ways after comeback in Spain
Lewis Hamilton says his brilliant comeback drive at Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix has resurrected his dream of fighting for an eighth world championship.
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Christian Horner reacts as Sergio Perez has to give up P1 to Max Verstappen in Barcelona
Christian Horner has sought to shed some light on Red Bull asking Sergio Perez to let Max Verstappen take the lead of the Spanish Grand Prix.
Ferrari begin investigation into Leclerc engine failure
Ferrari will send Charles Leclerc’s failed power unit back to Maranello for extensive investigations after the Monegasque retired from the Spanish Grand Prix.
Spanish GP: Christian Horner reacts as Sergio Perez has to give up P1 to Max Verstappen
Christian Horner has sought to shed some light on Red Bull asking Sergio Perez to let Max Verstappen take the lead of the Spanish Grand Prix.
Man City retain Premier League title with dramatic late comeback
MANCHESTER: Manchester City retained the Premier League title in the most dramatic of fashion as they hauled themselves back from 2-0 down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 with three goals in the final 15 minutes on Sunday. Ilkay Gundogan came off the bench to score twice with Rodri also on target as Pep Guardiola’s men held off Liverpool’s title charge to win the league by a point.
Max Verstappen leads Red Bull one-two as Charles Leclerc is forced to quit Spanish GP
World champion Max Verstappen overcame a series of problems to triumph in the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday and claim the lead in this year's title race.
Spanish GP: Max Verstappen seals victory to take lead of Drivers' standings
Max Verstappen has taken the lead in the Formula 1 Drivers’ standings after seeing Charles Leclerc retire from P1 in the Spanish Grand Prix, and winning the race himself.
‘Maybe it was good to lose,’ says Jabeur after French Open shock
PARIS: Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur suffered a shock French Open first round exit on Sunday but admitted: “Maybe it was good to lose.”The sixth-seeded Tunisian crashed out to Poland’s 56th-ranked Magda Linette 3-6, 7-6 (7/4), 7-5.The 27-year-old was seen as a potential champion in Paris, despite never having previously got past the fourth round.Jabeur came into the event with a season-leading 17 wins on clay in 2022 and with the prestigious Madrid title under her belt and a runners-up spot in Rome against world number one Iga Swiatek in Rome.However, she was undone Sunday by 47 unforced errors in the two hour 28-minute match.“Obviously I was expecting better but we say maybe something happens bad because there is something good happening in the future,” said Jabeur.“Hopefully the grass season, hopefully Wimbledon, I don’t know, but it’s definitely a great time to reflect and to see what’s going to happen next.”“So maybe it was a good thing to lose today. I would rather say this and be really tough with myself than waste all the good energy that I got from Madrid and Rome.”Jabeur said she was not happy to see that she was starting proceedings on Court Philippe Chatrier on the opening day of the tournament, the first French Open with full crowds since 2019 after a pandemic-affected two years.“Well, honestly, I wasn’t happy to play on a Sunday at 11,” she added.“I’ve got quite a peculiar relationship with this court, I like it and I don’t like it at the same time.”Linette had lost to Jabeur in the third round in 2021 having stunned an injury-hit top seed Ashleigh Barty in her previous match.“I just tried to stay focused after the first set and tried to make her uncomfortable.