No false hope for Verstappen as McLaren set pole pace
BUDAPEST : Formula One leader Max Verstappen said Red Bull needed to do more work on their car after McLaren locked out the front row in an eventful Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday.
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5 developing transfer headlines on Tessmann, Balikwisha, O'Riley, Idah and Bernardo as £6m powerhouse plots own path
Celtic are in the hunt to land £6million-rated USA midfield powerhouse Tanner Tessmann.
Norris takes Hungary pole in McLaren front row lockout
BUDAPEST : Lando Norris secured pole with teammate Oscar Piastri close behind as McLaren ended a nearly 12-year wait for a front row lockout in a twice-halted Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday.
'Strong' Canadian athletics team enters Paris boasting depth with eyes on medals
Looking to build on a wealth of recent success, Canada's athletics team enters the Paris Olympics with three reigning world champions and a number of medal contenders.
Perez has another qualifying nightmare in Hungary
BUDAPEST : Under-pressure Red Bull Formula One driver Sergio Perez had a Saturday nightmare for the second race in a row when he crashed in the first phase of Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying.
Already an Olympic medallist, judoka Beauchemin-Pinard is hungry for more in Paris
Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard could have moved on from the rigours of competitive judo.
'One thing is clear - we won't need an app to know his location for the next month'
A man has been jailed for breaching a domestic violence prevention order imposed just FIVE DAYS earlier. Jacob Snelson's app usage revealed he had been frequently visiting his victim's address when banned from doing so.
Howe pledges Newcastle commitment amid links to England coach role
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe said he is dedicated to the club and will remain as long as he is "happy and feels supported", amid reports linking him to the England head coach position following Gareth Southgate's exit.