McLaren has highlighted pit stops as a key area for improvement after slow tyre changes impacted Lando Norris at the last two grands prix.
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Nadal warns about fake financial advice videos
Rafael Nadal said on social media that there are fake online videos of him offering financial advice, that were generated by AI.
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Essex opener Nick Browne announces retirement
Chelmsford stalwart hangs up bat after 12 years in the first team
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Manav Suthar five-for reins in Australia A on opening day
Jack Edwards and Nathan McSweeney scored fifties on a mixed-soil pitch to keep Australia in the contest
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Way-Too-Early Bracketology: Can Ryan Odom bring success back to Virginia, ACC?
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Catch up on Azerbaijan GP: Verstappen wins as Russell, Sainz podium
Catch up on lap-by-lap commentary of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as Max Verstappen takes his sixth career grand slam, and Carlos Sainz makes it on the podium.
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With walk-off win, Padres head back to playoffs
The Padres clinched their fourth playoff berth in six seasons with a 5-4, 11-inning win against the Brewers on Monday night.
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Harold ‘Dickie’ Bird, umpiring great, dies aged 92
Umpiring great retired in 1996 after officiating in 66 Test matches
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Guenther Steiner, team owner: Why MotoGP is ex-Haas boss’ next stop
Ex-Haas team boss Guenther Steiner is the newest MotoGP team owner, but can the Drive To Survive star help F1’s two-wheeled equivalent hit new heights?
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‘Everybody’s waiting for that moment’: Shohei Ohtani gets set for his first two-way October
Whether he’s a starter or pitches in relief in the playoffs, Ohtani is primed to make even more MLB history.