Ricciardo explains ‘strange’ Monaco practice crash
Daniel Ricciardo explained his crash in FP2 for the Monaco Grand Prix was “a little strange” given the circumstances of how it happened.
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Eye-popping day for Hamilton at Monaco GP as Leclerc cruises
MONACO (AP) — Lewis Hamilton can still race with his jewelry intact. The bigger problem for the Mercedes star Friday: The rough and tumble track at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Monaco Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc tops both practice sessions as Daniel Ricciardo crashes out, Lewis Hamilton 12th
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc topped the Friday practice sessions with a time of 1:12.656 to lead the field. Monaco native Leclerc will hope to finish the race for the first time in four appearances, but he looks to stand a very good chance of doing so after completing a Friday practice double. Ad/> Leclerc led a Ferrari one-two with Carlos Sainz taking second place by a fraction (+0.044s) while Red Bull's Sergio Perez (+0.379s) and Max Verstappen (+0.447s) — who has won the last three races — took third and fourth respectively.
Connor Goldson Rangers transfer exit clue as defender 'selling' luxury home
Rangers star Connor Goldson looks to be nearing his Ibrox exit with reports suggesting he is in the process of selling his Glasgow home.
F2 Monaco: Lawson takes pole, Hughes crash causes red flag
Championship leader Felipe Drugovich was leading for MP Motorsport until the final seconds, when he hit the wall at Turn 19, bringing out the yellow flags in the last sector.
Liverpool fan buys 'cheapest coach in UK' and charges just £1 for travel to Champions League final in Paris
An enterprising Liverpool fan has come up with a unique solution to getting fans to Paris for the Champions League final. Simon Wilson has taken matters into his own hands and bought the ‘cheapest coach in the UK’.
Leclerc seeks to regain F1 lead at his unlucky home track
MONACO (AP) — Charles Leclerc has a problem to solve this weekend at his home track.
'I think it is realistic to nick a tournament' - Jackson Page sets sights on title win and place in top 32
Jackson Page’s run through qualifying and to the second round of the World Championship has filled the Welshman with the confidence to go on and break his title duck next season. Page has long been tipped as a star of the future, and he battled through qualifying to reach the main event at the Crucible. Ad/> He won a tight battle against Barry Hawkins in round one, but was picked apart in the second round by his close friend and practice partner Mark Wiliams.