Red Bull fined 50,000 euros, half suspended, for grid breach
AUSTIN, Texas :Red Bull were fined 50,000 euros ($58,300), with half suspended, for a grid breach before the start of Sunday's U.S. Formula One Grand Prix.
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Apple's F1 broadcast deal has been years in the making
AUSTIN, Texas :When Bernie Ecclestone was asked about a group of guests receiving VIP treatment at a Formula One race nine years ago, the commercial supremo said they were representatives of "a fruit company".
Verstappen still in the chase but seeking perfection
AUSTIN, Texas :Max Verstappen is seeking perfection as he chases a fifth successive Formula One title that may be back on after seemingly slipping out of reach.
UK promises action to allow fans of Israel's Maccabi to attend match
BIRMINGHAM, England :Britain's government is doing everything in its power to make sure travelling fans of soccer club Maccabi Tel Aviv can attend a match in Birmingham next month, interior minister Shabana Mahmood said on Friday, after an earlier ban.
Britain's Starmer calls for Israeli soccer fans to be allowed at Aston Villa match
LONDON :British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said fans of Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv should not be barred from a soccer match in Birmingham next month, as tensions over antisemitism and protests against Israel's war in Gaza dog his government.
Baseball-Pedro Martinez credits stars, faster pace for MLB's revival
LOS ANGELES :Pedro Martinez credited the emergence of generational talents like Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge, as well a faster pace of play, for the recent surge in baseball's popularity but the Hall of Fame pitcher says a labor showdown could stall that momentum.
McLaren's Brown rejects Palou's Piastri claim as 'ludicrous'
LONDON :McLaren boss Zak Brown has dismissed as 'ludicrous' a suggestion he was against signing Oscar Piastri, now the Formula One championship leader, as a rookie three years ago.
Ex-Israel-Premier Tech rider says he is facing damages claim after leaving team
Canadian cyclist Derek Gee said on Thursday that he was facing a damages claim of 30 million euros ($34.82 million) from his former team Israel-Premier Tech after ending his contract over what he described as "personal beliefs".