Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc have completed the first laps in Ferrari’s new 2026 Formula 1 car at the team’s test track, Fiorano.
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👀 Power Ranks: Miami (OH) in, Nebraska up
The RedHawks crack the top 25 and the Cornhuskers climb as two of the last three unbeaten teams standing.
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Can Carlos Alcaraz finally win the Australian Open?
Alcaraz has won the other three majors twice each — but never made it past the quarterfinals at the Australian Open.
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Men’s Bracketology: Future Pac-12 schools will challenge power conferences
The current non-power at-larges are spread across leagues. But next season, many will challenge the high majors under the Pac-12 umbrella.
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Alpine launch new F1 car… on a cruise ship
Alpine have hailed a “new chapter” after launching its 2026 car, aimed at lifting the team up from the bottom from the standings.
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Bediako: Alabama ‘can win it all’ with him back
Hours before his second collegiate debut after a stint as a two-way player in the NBA, and a G League standout, Charles Bediako said Alabama could win a national title with him on the roster.
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Source: Guardians extend Ramirez through 2032
The Guardians extended star third baseman Jose Ramirez four years through 2032, a source confirmed to ESPN.
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Kansas’ Peterson (ankle) out vs. Kansas State
Kansas star freshman Darryn Peterson will not play against Kansas State on Saturday night due to an ankle injury.
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Mercedes reveal new F1 car, major Microsoft deal
Mercedes has become the latest team to reveal images of its 2026 Formula 1 car ahead of next week’s opening preseason test at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
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IndyCar star Palou ordered to pay McLaren $12M
Four-time IndyCar champion Álex Palou on Friday was ordered to pay McLaren Racing more than $12 million in a breach of contract suit