WorldSBK Estoril: Rea rescues Superpole race
Kawasaki’s Jonathan Rea celebrated victory in the Superpole Race at Estoril on Sunday morning with a last minute save in the final lap.
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Russia captain Artem Dzyuba quits Zenit Saint Petersburg
Dzyuba announced on Sunday that he was leaving Zenit Saint Petersburg, two months after asking to be left out of the national squad because of the conflict in Ukraine. "Saint-Pet', thank you for everything!" the 33-year-old striker wrote on his Instagram account. The message was accompanied by a video showing a man in a superhero costume reciting a text of thanks in front of the Gazprom Arena, the Zenit stadium.
Alonso falls to the back of the grid after PU penalty
Fernando Alonso has the dubious honour of being the first, but most definitely not the last driver, to take an engine penalty with Alpine putting him onto his third PU in Spain.
IPL 2022: Golden boy Virat Kohli gets a shot at first IPL title
Virat Kohli and his IPL side Royal Challengers Bangalore have a shot at winning their first title after a late blitz and a bit of luck secured them a playoff spot. Bangalore, led by Faf du Plessis after Kohli stepped down, sneaked in as the fourth side to make the final four after Delhi Capitals went down to wooden-spooners Mumbai Indians on Saturday.
WorldSBK Estoril: Redding ‘consistently faster and feeling good’
For a time the second row WorldSBK start for Scott Redding on the BMW M1000RR looked like it would deliver him a top five finish in Estoril race one, but as his front tyre got used up too heavily he dropped back to finish eighth.
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Super Formula Autopolis: Hirakawa charges to victory from eighth
Hirakawa made a brilliant launch from the fourth row on the opening lap to slot himself in third behind polesitter Nojiri and Tadasuke Makino, aided by Ritomo Miyata making a poor getaway from second and nudging a fast-starting Ukyo Sasahara over the grass on the run down to Turn 1.