McLaren has said the flow of information from its engine supplier Mercedes “hasn’t been as anticipated” under Formula 1’s new regulations and has left the team on the backfoot in trying to exploit the full potential of its power unit this year.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Guardians 3B Ramírez (shoulder) day-to-day
Guardians third baseman Jose Ramírez appears to have avoided major injury and is considered day-to-day after leaving Sunday’s spring training game against the Athletics because of a sore left shoulder, manager Stephen Vogt said Monday.
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Suzuki back with Cubs, undergoes MRI on knee
Seiya Suzuki was back at spring training with the Cubs on Monday and went for an MRI on his right knee that he injured while playing for Japan in the World Baseball Classic.
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Phils’ Rojas suspended 80 games for PED violation
Phillies outfielder Johan Rojas was suspended for the first 80 games of the season by Major League Baseball on Monday after a positive test for the performance-enhancing substance Boldenone.
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Holloway no longer with Tide after drug arrest
Alabama’s Aden Holloway is no longer with the team, as the university announced that the star guard has been “removed from campus” in the wake of his drug arrest.
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High heat: Temps see Cactus League tweak times
Bringing the heat in spring training is supposed to be about hard-throwing pitchers, not triple-digit temperatures like those that will impact Major League Baseball spring training games in Arizona for several days this week.
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Padres say Miller’s availability for WBC final TBD
Padres manager Craig Stammen said a decision on the availability of All-Star closer Mason Miller for Team USA’s upcoming World Baseball Classic championship game Tuesday is to be determined.
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Judging biggest Australian GP overreactions: Max Verstappen could quit F1, McLaren on the ropes?
After a wild, often polarising Australian Grand Prix weekend, ESPN looks at some of the sweeping generalisations being made about Formula 1 and judges whether they’re overblown or not.