Perez did not understand what was going on, says Marko
Helmut Marko has said Sergio Perez was unaware of the wider context when it came to the team’s decisions during the Spanish Grand Prix.
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‘We know…’ - Finance expert shares potential big blow for Sunderland; major deal on the line
Sunderland and the rest of the English Football League will suffer a major financial blow if the League Cup is to be discontinued in favour of more Champions League matches, claims football finance expert Kieran Maguire.
Wolves now closing in on the signing of “impressive” £10m colossus, he’s the future - opinion
Wolves are plotting a bid for 18-year-old goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina as Bruno Lage looks to build for the future.
'One to keep an eye on' - Journo says Gerrard may pounce on 25 y/o after Villa Park masterclass
Brighton and Hove Albion would be willing to sell reported Aston Villa target Yves Bissouma if ‘a decent offer’ arrived.
"This Is Not A Small Feat": PM Modi On India's Thomas Cup Win
This is not a small feat, Prime Minister Narnedra Modi said while hosting the victorious Thomas Cup team, players of which were chuffed to get the backing of the country's premier. Few days after congratulating the players over telephone for their historic triumph at the prestigious tournament in Bangkok, PM Modi met in person and interacted with the badminton squad, which also included players from the women's Uber Cup team.
Brundle: On Leclerc's costly failure, Max's 'angry' win and Merc rebound
We are surfing on a great wave of F1 racing as far as I'm concerned - even the usually steady Spanish GP delivered four genuine leaders in Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez and George Russell, and a good amount of wheel-to-wheel racing and jeopardy.
Edu sends message to Arsenal fans after missing out on Champions League football
Edu insists Arsenal gave everything they could this season after missing out on a place in the Champions League.
Qatar Ruler Hits Back At Anti-Arab Attacks On FIFA World Cup
Qatar's emir on Monday hit out at what he called unprecedented attacks on Qatar becoming the first Arab country to host the World Cup. With the Gulf state facing questions about the treatment of foreign workers and the rights of women and the LGBTQ community, Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani acknowledged that Qatar was "not perfect". But he insisted that it had carried out reforms at "lightning speed" since being awarded the World Cup in 2010.