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Max Verstappen stayed top of the Formula One world championship in Saudi Arabia on Sunday but was still unhappy at having to settle for second in the race behind Red Bull team mate Sergio Perez.
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Red Bull dominated the second Formula One Grand Prix of the season in Jeddah on Sunday as Sergio Perez, who started from pole position, won, while team-mate Max Verstappen charged through the field from 15th to finish second. Two-time champion Fernando Alonso, who started on the front row but was hit with a five-second penalty during the race, finished a distant third in his Aston Martin. He was closely followed by the Mercedes pair George Russell and Lewis Hamilton. The Red Bull pair reversed their finishing positions in the season-opening Bahrain GP. Verstappen, who was halted by mechanical problems in qualifying, held on to the championship lead by picking up an extra point for driving the fastest circuit of the race in his 50th and last lap.
Mattia Zaccagni scored the only goal of the Rome Derby as Lazio beat 10-man Roma to go second in Serie A and strengthen their Champions League hopes. Playing as the away team, Roma's task was made even harder on 32 minutes when Roger Ibanez was sent off for a second yellow card — foolishly tripping Sergej Milinkovic-Savic after losing possession. Ad An assistant manager from each side was also sent off following a scuffle as the first-half featured more dismissals than clear-cut chances.
Bridget Doherty is remembering the days when sweat shops and packing firms lined Oldham Road. "It was all factories," she says. "You could get sacked from one job and walk right next door and get another straight away.
Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Pedro Acosta made it two in a row as he continued his run at the top of the Moto2 Portimao test times on Sunday.
Five years ago, on the right or wrong day, it seemed like the six best teams in the world might stay that way forever.