Verstappen fastest in Japanese Grand Prix first practice
Max Verstappen went fastest on Friday in the first practice for the Japanese Grand Prix as he looks to put one hand on his third straight Formula One title this weekend.
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I feel this has been my best season ever – Mercedes’ George Russell
George Russell believes this season has been his best ever in terms of performance as he refused to dwell on his last-lap crash in Singapore.
Japan brings the F1 'gees' for epic race around 'figure 8' Suzuka track
It's the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend, and Formula 1 is ready to get going in front of a crowd known for bringing the gees. Or as the locals call it, seishin.
'No emotion' for Max Verstappen as he looks to bounce back in Japan
Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen said he felt "no emotion" after his record-winning streak came to an end.
Max Verstappen lays into fans blaming Red Bull 'for being better than everyone'
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McLaren rewards Oscar Piastri's thrilling F1 efforts with new multi-year contract
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AlphaTauri readies for musical chairs as three-way battle for two racing seats brews
The AlphaTauri Formula 1 team will have a massive decision to make as the end of the 2023 season draws near.
Bangladesh cricketers hungry to gain pre-World Cup boost in ODI series vs New Zealand
MIRPUR, Bangladesh: After failing to reach this month’s Asia Cup final, Bangladesh is hungry to gain a much-needed boost ahead of the 50-over World Cup by beating New Zealand in the three-match ODI series that starts on Thursday.Bangladesh rested a host of key players for the Asia Cup, captain Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim, Najmul Hossain and Towhid Hridoy among them, in order to keep them fresh and injury-free, although it has still not named its squad for next month’s World Cup.New Zealand has sent only five World Cup-bound players to Bangladesh, stand-in skipper Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult, Rachin Ravindra, Ish Sodhi and Will Young.Tamim Iqbal, who stepped down as ODI captain last month, is back for Bangladesh after recovering from a back problem. Mahmudullah, axed after the England series in March following poor form, also returns.Liton Das, who leads the side in Shakib’s absence, said: “There are many things to achieve from the series.