Oscar Piastri issued an hilarious response on team radio after coming close to a bizarre accident with his former team at the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday.
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- Natarajan returns to SRH, Ansari traded to Dehi Capitals
- Chad Laycock takes record-breaking five wickets in an over in South African T20 match
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⚾ One trade all 30 teams should make this July
The deadline is a month away. Could players like Eugenio Suarez and Emmanuel Clase finish the season on a different team?
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India cruise past 400 on second morning, Gill crosses 150
Gill was involved in a 203-run stand with Jadeja before Tongue gave England the breakthrough
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Cadillac taking inspo from NASA before F1 debut
The all-new Cadillac Formula 1 team has taken inspiration from NASA’s Apollo missions in order to hit its deadlines ahead of its grand prix debut next year.
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Piastri not ruling out Verstappen in drivers’ race
Oscar Piastri is refusing to rule Max Verstappen out of the title fight, despite leading the Red Bull driver by 61 points.
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5th-place Williams find solutions for problems
Williams are confident they can fix issues behind recent retirements and expect a car upgrade coming soon to keep them on course for fifth place in the Formula 1 championship.
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Outfielder Pillar retires, ending 13-year career
Kevin Pillar, an outfielder who spent the majority of his 13-year major league career with the Toronto Blue Jays, announced his retirement on Wednesday.
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Muncy (knee) helped off, but Dodgers ‘optimistic’
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said the “hope” is Max Muncy sustained only a sprain in a collision with the White Sox’s Michael A. Taylor.
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Silverstone ‘forever’? F1 boss meets UK PM
Silverstone circuit could stay on the Formula 1 calendar forever with no real rival to host the British Grand Prix, the sport’s chief executive Stefano Domenicali said on Tuesday ahead of this weekend’s race.
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Brewers phenom Misiorowski picks up first loss
Jacob Misiorowski finally got knocked around Wednesday, serving up back-to-back homers as the Brewers lost to the Mets at Citi Field.