The usually processional Monaco Grand Prix could be turned upside down by a new rule change on Sunday — 2024 winner Charles Leclerc has predicted “chaos,” while Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton has said the final result could be a “lottery.”
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Two-stop experiment doesn’t fix F1’s Monaco procession problem
F1 introduced a mandatory two-stop pit strategy to increase the jeopardy in Monaco. It didn’t work.
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Orioles’ Rutschman exits after foul ball hits mask
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Cruz crushes 122.9 mph HR, breaking own mark
The Pirates’ Oneil Cruz had the hardest-hit ball since Statcast started tracking in 2015, a home run that left the bat at 122.9 mph and splashed into the Allegheny River.
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‘Merci Rafa’: Fans, rivals salute Nadal at French
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Kusal Perera, Sikandar Raza take Lahore Qalandars to title with record chase
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Texas Tech transfer Williams commits to NC State
Texas Tech transfer Darrion Williams, arguably the best available player in the portal, has committed to NC State, he announced on social media Thursday.
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Sainz: Monaco rule too easy to manipulate
A rules tweak for the Monaco Grand Prix teased drama and chaos but ultimately left Formula 1’s drivers bored, angry or frustrated, with Carlos Sainz saying the new format was too easy for teams to “manipulate.”
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F1’s Leclerc, Norris rule out Indy 500 attempt
After battling for victory at one of Sunday’s two famous races, podium finishers Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri all said they had no interest in ever trying to win the Indy 500.
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Hamilton: Monaco ‘miserable’; comms issues return
Lewis Hamilton bemoaned a “miserable” Monaco Grand Prix where he was “nowhere”, while the Briton also once again questioned Ferrari’s communication during the race.