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.
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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 as “an idiot,” but now believes a championship victory is possible if he maximises 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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Sainz gets 5-place grid drop for Mexico GP
Carlos Sainz has received a five-place grid penalty at the Mexican Grand Prix for colliding with the Mercedes of Kimi Antonelli at Sunday’s U.S. Grand Prix.
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Piastri still confident despite reduced title lead
Oscar Piastri remains confident in his Formula 1 world championship chances after Lando Norris and Max Verstappen slashed his lead at the United States Grand Prix.
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Tracking MLB offseason manager changes: Mike Shildt retires as Padres manager
The offseason carousel has started. Here’s who is in, who’s out — and who could be in line to replace them.
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Catch up on the U.S. GP as Verstappen eases to victory over McLarens
Catch up lap-by-lap on the U.S. Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas as Max Verstappen cruises to a dominant victory to bridge the points gap in the drivers’ championship.
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Ex-MLB catcher Montero, 35, dies after accident
Jesus Montero, who played for the Yankees and Mariners during his five MLB seasons, has died following a traffic accident in Venezuela, officials said. He was 35.