Max Verstappen wins French Grand Prix after rival Charles Leclerc crashes out
Max Verstappen won the French Grand Prix after championship rival Charles Leclerc crashed out from the lead.
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'I hope he's okay' - Red Bull's Max Verstappen worried for Charles Leclerc after crash ends Ferrari driver's hopes
Max Verstappen showed sympathy for Charles Leclerc after his rival crashed out at the French Grand Prix on Sunday. The Red Bull driver was behind the Ferrari man after 18 laps, but Leclerc span out and collided with a barrier, ending his race. Ad/> It was the third time this year that Leclerc had failed to finish a race from a leading position, and after the race he admitted that he was making too many mistakes to sustain a title challenge.
Nico Rosberg: Friendly rivalry between Red Bull's Max Verstappen and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc won't last
Nico Rosberg believes that Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen could soon see their respectful relationship start to come under pressure. Leclerc and Verstappen grew up competing against one another on the karting circuit and both have acknowledged that the knowledge they share of one another allows them to compete without tempers boiling over, and with a notable absence of on-track contact.
Barcelona president gives update on Man Utd transfer target Frenkie de Jong
Barcelona president Joan Laporta says he will seek further talks with Frenkie de Jong before deciding whether or not to sell the midfielder to Manchester United.
"You Cannot Have 10-12 Teams Playing": Ravi Shastri's Radical Suggestion For Tests
England Test captain Ben Stokes announced his retirement from ODIs earlier this week and ever since that decision, a debate has started over the cricket schedule and how players can opt for different formats to ease pressure on their bodies. Former Team India head coach Ravi Shastri has now suggested a radical change, saying only the top-six teams get to play Test cricket and the sport can be spread to different countries through white-ball cricket.
Televised tournament is a 'massive achievement' for women's darts
In Blackpool the dartboard is up, the oche has been measured to its mandatory seven feet nine-and-a-quarter inches, and most importantly the cameras are ready for history to be made.
England’s Nat Sciver full of praise for record-breaking wife Katherine Brunt
Katherine Brunt reminded fans, team-mates and even her own wife of her talent with a record-breaking 103rd dismissal in England’s six-wicket Twenty20 victory over South Africa at New Road.
West Ham 'definitely interested' in signing £50m star at London Stadium
West Ham United are “definitely interested” in signing Lille and Belgium midfielder Amadou Onana, according to Dharmesh Sheth of Sky Sports.