Aston Martin's Stroll to miss Formula 1 testing after cycling injury
Formula One driver Lance Stroll has suffered a cycling accident whilst training and will sit out pre-season testing in Bahrain, the team announced on Monday.
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Lance Stroll to miss F1 testing after cycle accident
LONDON: Canadian Lance Stroll will miss Formula One's three-day pre-season test in Bahrain this week after sustaining injuries in a bicycle accident in Spain, his Aston Martin team said on Monday (Feb 20).
The fight for Europe's fruit: How orchards are adapting to warmer winters
In this episode of Climate Now we review the latest Copernicus Climate Change Service data showing warm temperature anomalies for January and highlighting the figures for sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctic. Our report focuses on the search to find fruit trees better adapted to Europe's warmer winters.
‘It’s up to us!’ – Remco Evenepoel says other riders must rise to Tadej Pogacar standards after Slovenian's fast start
Remco Evenepoel has said that it is up to he and the rest of the peloton to match the level being set by Tadej Pogacar. Two-time Tour de France winner Pogacar has opened his 2023 season in blistering form, racking up three wins en route to triumphing at the Vuelta Andalucia. Ad And speaking to media at the UAE Tour, which Pogacar is missing, Evenepoel admitted that it is motivating but he isn’t thinking about it too much.
Winners and losers in the Daytona 500
A look at the winners and losers from Sunday’s Daytona 500:
Jim Ratcliffe: Daredevil billionaire with Man United in his sights
Lifelong Manchester United fan Jim Ratcliffe says he does not "take risks unnecessarily" and the hard-headed businessman appears to have judged buying the club falls outside that category.
Meet the LaSalle man who has cycled 53,000 kilometres during the pandemic
Matthew St. Amand picked up a cycling habit during the pandemic, and that habit has turned into a bit of an addiction.
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. wins Daytona 500 in wreck-filled finish
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — The Daytona 500’s recent history of late-race crashes deciding the winner continued Sunday, and this time there was an unlikely winner — Ricky Stenhouse Jr.