For as dominant as McLaren has been in 2025, Max Verstappen shouldn’t be anywhere near the title fit. After his Baku win, though, he’s in it.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Early men’s Bracketology: Houston stays No. 1, Virginia gives ACC hope
The new Cavaliers coach is tasked with winning as big as the coach he once beat in a historic upset. Can it be done in Year 1?
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ICC suspends USA Cricket
USAC’s suspension will not impact USA’s participation in the T20 World Cup starting in February in India and Sri Lanka
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Verstappen doesn’t rule out F1 title chance
Max Verstappen has not ruled out the chance to win a fifth Formula 1 world title as he closes the gap to leader Oscar Piastri in the drivers’ championship with his dominant victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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Pakistan opt to bowl; Theekshana back for Sri Lanka
Both sides come into this game having lost their opening matches in the Super Fours
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Shan Masood to continue as Pakistan Test captain for 2025-27 WTC cycle
PCB sticks with Masood despite Pakistan finishing last in the previous World Test Championship cycle
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Brook named as Ashes vice-captain as Jacks wins recall
Pope demotion opens door for Bethell at No.3; Mark Wood travels after missing home summer
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Even Schumacher made errors like Piastri – Stella
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella is convinced Oscar Piastri’s disastrous Azerbaijan Grand Prix was a one-off, saying all the great drivers — including seven-time champion Michael Schumacher — have had comparable weekends.
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Sainz: Baku podium feels better than the rest
Williams driver Carlos Sainz said his third-place finish at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix felt even better than the first podium result of his career.
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Hamilton to apologise to Leclerc over P8 swap
Lewis Hamilton said he will apologise to Charles Leclerc following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after he misjudged an attempt to give eighth position back to his Ferrari teammate on the final lap of the race.