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Former Formula 1 driver and now widely-respected Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle has said that Fernando Alonso still has title-winning levels of talent and that if he has a quick enough car he will be able to put together a challenge.
The FIA have taken steps to ensure there will be no repeat of last year's controversial Formula 1 season finale by changing the wording of their safety car rules. Red Bull's Max Verstappen sensationally landed his first F1 crown in Abu Dhabi last December, but many felt Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton was unfairly robbed of what would've been his eighth title by then race director Michael Masi's polemical decision to only allow the cars between the two drivers to un-lap themselves, leaving Verstappen with enough time to pass the Brit on the final lap.
Iain Henderson says it would be “unbelievably massive” for Ireland’s current crop of players to lift silverware on home soil for the first time.
Nathan Chen will be the star attraction at the World Figure Skating Championships, with Russian athletes missing out and Yuzuru Hanyu absent. The Olympic champion set a world record in the short program on his way to winning gold in Beijing, and he will go to the event in France as the one to beat.
It's shaping up to be a hugely enthralling battle for the Premier League title this season.
Martin Brundle feels Sergio Perez will not win the World Championship this season as he doesn’t believe the Mexican is “on the same level” as Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton – but then again, “nobody is”.
This Premier League title race between Liverpool and Manchester City looks like it could go right down to the wire again.
Pep Guardiola has never had doubts about Mikel Arteta getting Arsenal back to where they want to be. Not last season when they failed to qualify for Europe, not when they started this season with three straight defeats including a 5-0 thumping at the Etihad, and not when they began 2022 by losing to Manchester City in the league before exiting both domestic cup competitions.