Lando Norris held off local favorite Charles Leclerc to win a tense Monaco Grand Prix and claim a vital first win since the season opener.
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Dale Benkenstein leaves Lancashire as Steven Croft takes over as head coach
Winless club opt for change at the top ahead of T20 Blast campaign, which begins on Thursday
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N. Florida’s Driscoll joins Tang’s Kansas St. staff
North Florida coach Matthew Driscoll resigned after 16 years with the Ospreys on Thursday and accepted a job as the associate head coach on Jerome Tang’s staff at Kansas State.
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Ferrari boss: Front wing tests to be ‘gamechanger’
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur believes changes to front wing flexibility tests at the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix could be a “gamechanger.”
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2025 MLB mock draft 1.0: Who will go No. 1 to the Nationals?
Starting with a wide-open top of the board, here’s how the first round of this July’s draft could play out.
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Jamie Smith to open as England, West Indies embark on another ODI reboot
Brook’s first outing as white-ball captain comes after twin disasters at 2023 World Cup and 2025 Champions Trophy
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NBA draft player survey: Who’s the most underrated prospect in this class?
Auburn’s Tahaad Pettiford garnered the most votes while others vouched for their college teammates.
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Serena gets Spanish honor for illustrious career
Serena Williams has been awarded Spain’s Princess of Asturias Prize for Sports for her stellar tennis career.
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Ntuli and Mondol clash in heated scuffle in Bangladesh vs SA Emerging Test
The match officials are yet to take any immediate action as the protocol requires the on-field umpires to submit a report before any sanctions can be announced
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Vowles text Wolff to apologise for Monaco tactics
James Vowles sent Mercedes boss Toto Wolff a text during the Monaco Grand Prix to apologise for the tactics his Williams team employed against Mercedes driver George Russell.