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F1: Lewis Hamilton still 100% committed to Mercedes
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has dismissed as "a bunch of nonsense" speculation about his future and said he remains fully committed to Mercedes despite receding title hopes. The 37-year-old Briton was 50 points adrift of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc after Saturday's Emilia Romagna sprint race, with that gulf set to widen further after only four of the season's 23 races. Mercedes are struggling with a "porpoising" car that bounces on the straights as aerodynamic downforce is gained and lost, and Hamilton qualified only 14th for Sunday's main race at Imola.
Verstappen "still not a fan" of F1 sprint races, despite Imola win
The world champion bounced back from a poor start at Imola on Saturday to launch a penultimate lap overtake on Leclerc to take the win that secures him pole for Sunday’s main grand prix.
Hamilton still 100% committed to Mercedes
IMOLA, Italy : Seven times Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has dismissed as "a bunch of nonsense" speculation about his future and said he remains fully committed to Mercedes despite receding title hopes.
WorldSBK Assen: Rea celebrates 100 wins with Kawasaki
Kawasaki’s Jonathan Rea left it to the final lap before solidifying his dominance at the Assen TT Circuit with his 17th WorldSBK victory at the Dutch track.
How Hamilton is facing up to Mercedes' harsh new reality
Having qualified only 13th after struggling to get temperature into his Pirellis, it was logical to expect to see the seven-time F1 world champion make some progress, and at least get himself into the top 10 for the start of the main race on Sunday.
Giants pip Fever 74-73 in Super Netball cliffhanger, Magpies score upset 67-59 win over Firebirds
The Giants have overcome a third-quarter mauling to leap into the top four after edging past the West Coast Fever 74-73 in a gripping clash at Sydney's Ken Rosewall Arena.
Krack: Aston Martin would be “foolish” not to want to keep Vettel in F1
Vettel’s contract with Aston Martin ends this year, and when asked about his future in Imola the four-time F1 world champion said he had not yet made a decision, while acknowledging that he can’t wait too long before telling the team of his intentions.