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MIAMI :Four times Formula One world champion Max Verstappen was withdrawn from scheduled media commitments at the Miami Grand Prix on Thursday as the Red Bull driver awaited the birth of his first child.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has the world's attention - quite literally. After the 14-year-old slammed a 35-ball ton for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans to become the youngest ever centurion in IPL, Suryavanshi has been praised by all. From cricket great Sachin Tendulkar to F1 star Oscar Piastri, everybody is in awe of Vaibhav Suryavanshi. Now, former England captain Nasser Hussain has joined the list of the teenager's long list of admirers. He has even said that Suryavanshi's know has even surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's emergence.
MELBOURNE :Australian motor sport endured tough years through the depths of COVID-19 but is now positioning for growth as it catches the tailwind of Oscar Piastri's success in Formula One.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi not just turned heads in India with his 35-ball ton for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans in the IPL 2025 but the 14-year-old has received global attention. Suryavanshi in a display of sheer brilliance became the youngest ever T20 centurion at just 14 years, 32 days. While he was praised by every top cricketer (active and retired), now even Formula 1 star Oscar Piastri has taken note of his performance. He posted a short video of Suryavanshi on his Instagram handle story, with teh numericals '14' written on it.
JEDDAH: As McLaren’s Oscar Piastri lifted the winner’s trophy on Sunday night, the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix marked a milestone that goes far beyond the checkered flag.
Max Verstappen said he could not share his true feelings after being penalised during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as “people can’t handle the truth”.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday from Red Bull polesitter Max Verstappen to lead the world championship for the first time in his career after one of his "toughest" ever races. Charles Leclerc's Ferrari completed the podium for this fifth round of the season under the floodlights at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit. Piastri's third win this year was in large part decided at the first turn, when Verstappen picked up a five-second penalty for gaining an advantage after going off the track.
JEDDAH :Lando Norris said there was nothing more he could do after finishing fourth in Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and losing his Formula One championship lead to winning McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri.