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Formula 1 returned to Montreal for the first time in three years last weekend, but it was with regret that the sting of the Canadian Grand Prix was removed before the event got truly underway.
Aritz Aduriz never seem to get the credit that he deserved.
Remember Carlos Brathwaite? West Indies' hero at the 2016 ICC World T20 Final, who hit four straight sixes to take his team home against England after his side needed 19 off the last over. That was his debut World Cup. Later that year, he also captained the West Indies team in T20I matches against India. He also played in the 2019 ICC ODI World Cup. After having played for several franchises in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Brathwaite is currently competing in the Vitality T20 Blast in England. He is leading Birmingham Bears in the tournament.
Ducati Lenovo’s Jack Miller proved he has finally clicked with the GP22 by standing on the Sachsenring podium on Sunday.
Fernando Alonso was demoted two places following the Canadian Grand Prix after being given a five-second penalty for weaving on track.
Kylian Mbappe has said that racism made him want to leave the national team following France's Euro 2020 knockout. Noel La Graet, president of the French Football Federation (FFF), claimed that Mbappe wanted to leave the side after the FFF failed to defend him from criticism after the forward missed the crucial penalty that saw Les Bleus knocked out of Euro 2020, as well as the frustration of elimination.
Charles Leclerc's hopes of victory at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix were dented on Friday when it was confirmed he will face a substantial grid penalty for Sunday's race.
Charles Leclerc's hopes of victory at this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix were dented on Friday when it was confirmed he will face a substantial grid penalty for Sunday's race. Soon after finishing second behind series leader and world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull in second practice at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Ferrari said they would be fitting new electronic control components to Leclerc's power unit. The 24-year-old Monegasque has suffered two engine failures this year and the new parts will mean he exceeds the limit and will face a penalty of at least 10 places.