Despite McLaren’s blistering pace, Lando Norris hasn’t been F1’s title favorite for some time, but his Mexico win puts him atop the standings once more.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Dayton holding Njie out, citing ‘eligibility concerns’
Adam Njie Jr., who averaged 12.4 points and 4.2 assists at Iona last season, has been withheld from competition because of “eligiblity concerns,” Dayton announced Sunday.
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Who is left to pitch? What will Ohtani do next? Here’s what to expect in World Series Game 4
After the Dodgers outlasted the Blue Jays in Game 3, here’s what to expect as L.A. and Toronto return for an encore.
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Longtime NBA assistant Rogers joins Memphis staff
Memphis coach Penny Hardaway has added longtime NBA assistant Roy Rogers as an assistant to fill out his staff for this season.
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Pérez: No driver can survive as Verstappen’s No. 2
Sergio Pérez believes no driver in Formula 1, not even seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, would survive as Max Verstappen’s Red Bull teammate given how difficult the job is.
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Norris shrugs off boos from Mexico GP fans
Lando Norris said he could not help but laugh at fans who booed him after his dominant win at the Mexican Grand Prix.
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Bearman’s Mexico performance shows Ferrari there’s life after Hamilton, Leclerc
It’s been a season to forget at Ferrari, but academy driver Oliver Bearman is showing promise at Haas, culminating in a fourth-place finish in Mexico.
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FIA explains controversial late virtual safety car
The FIA has explained the controversial late Virtual Safety Car period, which spoiled Max Verstappen’s pursuit of Charles Leclerc and the chance of a blockbuster finish at the Mexican Grand Prix.
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Bearman celebrates Haas’ best result since 2018
As Oliver Bearman was crossing the finish line at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, his team in the garage celebrated. The British driver did not win the Mexican Grand Prix, nor did he make the podium, but it was a great result for him and his team.
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Piastri loses title lead, struggling to adapt to car
After losing the lead of the Formula 1 championship, Oscar Piastri said he has not been able to adapt to the way McLaren’s car has changed over the past few races.