Audi rumoured to announce 2026 Formula 1 entry at this year's Belgian GP
Spa-Francorchamps this weekend could be the scene of Audi's confirmation that the Volkswagen-owned German luxury carmaker is indeed entering Formula 1 in 2026.
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New F1 engine regulations from 2026 could herald arrival of Audi and Porsche
Formula One's governing body approved engine regulations for 2026 on Tuesday, an eagerly-awaited move that could lead to the arrival of premium Volkswagen Group brands Porsche and Audi.
Unnamed team boss confirms F1 deal between Audi and Sauber from 2026 onwards
Sauber and Audi are "hiding" the fact that they will team up in a Works collaboration in Formula 1 from 2026.
Blackburn become first British football club to host Eid prayers on pitch
LONDON: Hundreds of British Muslims in Blackburn, northern England, flocked to their local football club’s ground on Monday to conduct Eid prayers on the pitch.
Moroccan Football Federation denies national team coach Vahid Halilhodzic dismissed
RIYADH: The Royal Moroccan Football Federation on Monday denied rumors that national team coach Vahid Halilhodzic had been dismissed from his post, confirming in a tweet that the Bosnian was out of the country on holiday.
Controversial reputation masked Mino Raiola’s affable, loyal personality
One of football’s most colorful and controversial figures died on Saturday aged 54. The passing of Italian super-agent Mino Raiola had wrongly been reported a few days earlier, much to the annoyance of the man himself, severely ill but defiant to the last.
Saudi racing driver Reema Juffali optimistic for season ahead after double triumph at International GT Open
RIYADH: Saudi racing driver Reema Juffali “feels it’s going to be a good season” for her after registering back-to-back victories in the pro-am class in her maiden International GT Open in Portugal.
Everton earn priceless win, Spurs into top four
LONDON: Everton kept alive their hopes of Premier League survival by beating Chelsea 1-0 on Sunday as Tottenham leapfrogged London rivals Arsenal into the top four with a thumping win against Leicester. The result at a raucous Goodison Park means Frank Lampard’s side are just two points from safety with five games to play — and will leave Leeds and Burnley sweating. After a goalless first half in which Everton had the better of the play, the hosts made the crucial breakthrough just after the restart.