Christian Horner opens up on Michael Masi's axing after Abu Dhabi fiasco: 'He made one mistake'
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner finally opened up on the controversial Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last year.
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'Also...' - Romano says Parish is on the verge of third Palace signing after Ebiowei & Doucoure
Crystal Palace’s move for West Brom goalkeeper Sam Johnstone is ‘imminent’, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Arsenal hero Jack Wilshere delivers his verdict on Tottenham signing Richarlison
Jack Wilshere reckons Richarlison ‘could be really, really good’ but the soon-to-be Tottenham player would not get in the Arsenal starting XI.
"I'm told" - talkSPORT reporter shares Aston Villa transfer update on high-profile striker
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Pep could unearth his new Busquets as Man City close in on £45m-rated "destroyer" - opinion
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"Very, very close" - Journalist says Tottenham "confident" about deal on top of Richarlison
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Anthony Hamilton loving it and bang up for the challenge after 31 years on tour
Anthony Hamilton celebrated his 51st birthday in style on Wednesday, winning his first Championship League group and he is loving the challenge on tour 31 years after turning professional.
EWC’s Reiterberger keeps on winning
Markus Reiterberger keeps on winning in 2022, adding success in the International German Motorcycle Championship (IDM) to his 24H SPA EWC Motos success earlier this month. The German BCC-alpha-Van Zon-BMW rider won the first of two races at Most in Czech Republic by four seconds before taking a second victory in Race 2, this time charging trough from ninth on the reverse grid to cross the finishing line eight seconds in front of his nearest rival.