Lando Norris made the post of an unfancied strategy to best McLaren teammate and title rival in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Sources: Anthony, Sox finalizing 8-year extension
Rookie outfielder Roman Anthony and the Red Sox are finalizing an 8-year, $130 million extension that could escalate as high as $230 million, sources told ESPN.
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Venus on playing in 2026: Don’t ever rule me out
Former world No. 1 and seven-time major singles champion Venus Williams said she was uncertain about her future beyond the upcoming US Open but teased she wasn’t done with the sport just yet.
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Alex Green, Ian Holland make light work of Surrey
Duo take five and four wickets respectively as Leicestershire Foxes ease to victory
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Piastri on finishing behind Norris: ‘Bit painful’
Oscar Piastri admitted it was “difficult” to finish second behind McLaren teammate Lando Norris at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Low-spirited Hamilton insists he still loves F1
Lewis Hamilton insisted he still loves racing for Ferrari after suggesting at the weekend the team should consider changing its drivers due to his poor form.
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US Open singles champions to get record $5M
Total player compensation for the 2025 US Open is jumping 20%, including a record $5 million each to the women’s and men’s singles champions.
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Alzarri Joseph rested, Shepherd back in WI squad for Pakistan ODIs
Left-arm seamer Jediah Blades has been picked in the absence of Joseph
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Former county coach suspended over charges of sexual misconduct
He has been suspended for nine months after admitting to five breaches of professional conduct regulations
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Need an ace to win big? Even with large pockets, Mets refuse to overpay
Whether it’s in free agency or at the trade deadline, David Stearns isn’t compromising on his starting pitching philosophy.