Motor racing-McLaren say Norris will be fine for Monaco race day
MONACO (Reuters) - Lando Norris will be fine for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix after recovering from tonsillitis, McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl said on Saturday.
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McLaren say Norris will be fine for Monaco race day
MONACO : Lando Norris will be fine for Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix after recovering from tonsillitis, McLaren team boss Andreas Seidl said on Saturday.
MotoGP Mugello: Bagnaia bounces back to top FP3 Ducati charge
Ducati Lenovo’s Pecco Bagnaia bounced back from a turn 12 crash to top MotoGP’s FP3 at Mugello on Saturday morning.
Red Bull’s No.1 driver intentions ‘very clear, very early’
Will the 2022 cars struggle around Monaco?
If Rishabh Pant plays more than 100 Tests, his name will be in history books forever, says Virender Sehwag
Virender Sehwag claimed that if wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant completes 100 appearances in Test cricket, his name will be written forever in the history books. Pant came into prominence due to his exploits in T20 cricket. But of late, he has been a force to reckon with in Test cricket, amassing 1920 runs in 30 matches at an average of 40.85, including four centuries and nine half-centuries.
Police can't rule out that man who died having suffered horrific injuries following staircase fall in Manchester city centre was pushed, inquest told
Police can't rule out that a man who died having suffered traumatic head injuries following a fall from a staircase in Manchester city centre was pushed, an inquest heard. Cops failed to obtain what could have proven vital CCTV evidence following the death of young dad Luke Riley, a coroner was told.
Aberdeen's new stadium timeline revealed and what next for Pittodrie
Pittodrie has witnessed many a special night in Aberdeen’s long and illustrious history, none more so than on the European stage.
Trailblazers Beat Velocity By 16 Runs But Crash Out Of Women's T20 Challenge On Net Run-rate
Velocity suffered a 16-run defeat in the Women's T20 Challenge but still qualified for the final on the basis of a better net run-rate, knocking out victors Trailblazers from the tournament in Pune on Thursday. Velocity will face Supernovas in the summit clash on Saturday. Invited to bat, Sabbhineni Meghana and Jemimah Rodrigues smashed scintillating fifties to help the defending champions post a huge 190 for five, the highest total in the history of the tournament. But they needed to restrict Velocity to 159 to become the second team to qualify for the final but it was not to be as Kiran Navgire had other ideas.