Horner expresses regret at missed opportunity with Piastri
LONDON: Red Bull boss Christian Horner has spoken of his regret at missing the chance to sign Oscar Piastri when the Australian was working his way up to Formula One.
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Swimmers Elvis Hazarika, Rimo Saha first relay team from India to cross North Channel
The ace swimmers also became the first from their respective states to successfully cross the North Channel, a strait between north-eastern Northern Ireland and south-western Scotland, in relay swimming. The duo is the first Asian relay team to cross the North Channel and Hazarika is the oldest swimmer from India to achieve the feat in 14 hours and 38 minutes. "I have been waiting for this day since a long time.
‘I can’t have any negative thoughts’ – Chris Eubank Jr sends message to his father over weight concerns for Conor Benn fight
Chris Eubank Jr has told his father he can’t have ‘any negative thoughts’ over his weight heading into his fight against Conor Benn.
Olympic champion swimmer Tewksbury proud to represent Canada at Queen's funeral
Former Canadian swim star Mark Tewksbury was among thousands to honour Queen Elizabeth II at her funeral Monday in London.
Relive your Manchester school days with these iconic playground games we loved
Arguably the best thing about school was the hours spent in the playground having fun with our friends and getting competitive while playing a variety of games and activities.
Gujarat men's TT team eyes gold as curtain goes up on 36th National Games
Hosts Gujarat have left no stone unturned to not only offer the best Games ever to the country but are also hoping to pick up the first gold medal on Wednesday, with the dynamic duo of Harmeet Desai and Manav Thakkar leading the charge. "Gujarat is already a big force in Indian table tennis," former national champion Kamlesh Mehta said. "With Harmeet, Manav and Manush Shah in their ranks, they are favourites to win the men's title," he added.
Collin Chartier launches strong finish to win first-ever PTO US Open in blazing Dallas heat
American Collin Chartier pulled off an incredibly strong finish to win the first-ever PTO US Open in the blazing Dallas heat. Athletics legend and Dallas native Michael Johnson was a famous face on the sidelines as Chartier stormed to a hugely impressive victory in extremely hot temperatures in Texas. Ad The 28-year-old from California found another gear when he needed to in order to defeat compatriot Sam Long on the penultimate running lap to claim his first major race victory in style.
I came in last in every race. My dad's death taught me what it means to win
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