American driver Colton Herta will take the unique step of racing in feeder series Formula 2 in 2026 in a bid to one day make the Formula 1 grid.
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Wolvaardt, Kapp take SA to 312 in 40 overs
De Klerk put the cherry on the cake by smacking 41 off only 16 balls
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Buckeyes land highest hoops recruit since ’14
Anthony Thompson, ranked No. 13 in the SC Next 100 for 2026, chose Ohio State over Indiana to become the Buckeyes’ highest-ranked basketball recruit since 2014.
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Best rotation ever? How Dodgers’ aces are dominating this October
Snell, Yamamoto, Glasnow and Ohtani have carried L.A. this October. Here’s how to appreciate them in the World Series.
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Dodgers still big favorites entering World Series
The Dodgers enter the World Series poised to be wire-to-wire favorites for the consecutive season, the first team to do so since the Yankees in 1999 and 2000.
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ECB apologise for safeguarding failures in historic sex-abuse case
Case review into crimes of Michael Strange finds that policies have ‘improved significantly’ in 20 years
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Unbeaten Australia, England look to preserve their record
Both powerhouses are through to the semis, but there is plenty to play for in Indore
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Verstappen admits 5th F1 title is within reach
Max Verstappen would have considered anyone backing him for the title after the Dutch Grand Prix “an idiot” but now believes a championship victory is possible if he maximizes his performance at the five remaining races.
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Leclerc hopes podium silences Ferrari critics
Charles Leclerc hopes his podium at the U.S. Grand Prix will silence speculation around the future of Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur.
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Verstappen has turned predictable McLaren duel into thrilling three-way title fight
A month ago, F1’s title fight looked predictable: McLaren’s Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris would be champion. Max Verstappen has changed all that.