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British tennis star Emma Raducanu has won the Breakthrough of the Year award at the 2022 Laureus World Sports Awards, while teenage skateboard Olympic medallist Sky Brown received the Comeback of the Year award.
Elaine Thompson-Herah, Max Verstappen and Tom Brady scooped the biggest prizes at the Laureus World Sports Awards. Sprint sensation Thompson-Herah was named World Sportswoman of the Year in Sunday’s unveiling, with F1 world champion Max Verstappen winning the men’s equivalent. Brady won the Lifetime Achievement Award.
IMOLA, Italy — Toto Wolff said Mercedes has not produced a car worthy of Lewis Hamilton's status as a seven-time world champion after seeing him get lapped by Max Verstappen and finish 13th at Imola.
Con media Sevilla aún de resaca por el triunfo del Betis en la Copa del Rey, la ciudad sirvió de pasarela de lujo para Seis españoles aspiraban a una estatuilla de los considerados Óscars del Deporte, pero Alexia Putellas (mejor deportista), Pedri (revelación) Marc Márquez (retorno), FC Barcelona femenino de fútbol (equipo), Alberto Ginés (acción) y Susana Rodríguez (deportista con discapacidad).
Formula One champion Max Verstappen was named the 2022 Laureus Sportsman of the Year while Olympic sprint champion Elaine Thompson-Herah bagged the top women's honour at the digital awards ceremony in Seville on Sunday.
IMOLA, Italy : McLaren's Lando Norris said he was shocked to be back on the Formula One podium after his team had seemed so far off the pace at last month's season-opener in Bahrain.
IMOLA, Italy : Carlos Sainz said there were no hard feelings with Daniel Ricciardo after the Australian apologised for a collision that ended the Ferrari driver's race on the opening lap at Imola on Sunday.
Red Bull principal Christian Horner revealed that the team introduced an upgrade at Imola, and proved they were right to back themselves.