Kimi Antonelli is the 18-year-old next big thing of Formula 1, and ahead of his return to Monza, he will continue to prove that at Mercedes.
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Verstappen: Monza win ‘better than expected’
Max Verstappen said his performance at the Italian Grand Prix was “better than expected” and the race win marked a “step forward with the behavior of the car.”
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Commission overstated OK’d NIL deals by $44.4M
The College Sports Commission sent a correction, saying it had overstated the value of NIL deals it has cleared by more than $40 million in a data set it had previously made public.
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Angels prospect in critical condition after car crash
Angels minor leaguer Rio Foster, who plays for the High-A Tri-City Dust Devils in Pasco, Washington, was involved in a car accident early Friday morning and was in critical condition.
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Jofra Archer: ‘There was an ooh or an aah every single over’
Fast bowler declares injury-free summer to be a “tick” after helping England seal record consolation win
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Nawaz hands Pakistan tri-series title as Afghanistan fold for 66
Nawaz took 5 for 19 – including a hat-trick – as Afghanistan chose the most important day of the series to put in their worst performance
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Bethell: ‘I’ve got to be ready to perform in Ashes’
Batter’s maiden professional hundred caps England’s 415-run total, as he reaffirms his huge potential
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Powell, Green give Royals their first win of the season
Tim David’s blitz in vain for St Lucia Kings, who went down by 27 runs
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How Oscar Piastri changed the fate of McLaren and Alpine
Three years ago, a court ruled that Oscar Piastri’s move from Alpine to McLaren could go through. Now, he leads the drivers’ championship while Alpine is dead last in the constructors’. What changed?
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Wolff urges caution over team order precedents
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has warned rivals McLaren against setting complicated precedents after team orders were used to invert the positions of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris at the Italian Grand Prix.