Championship leader Oscar Piastri is wary that Monaco’s new two-pit stop rule could work against the driver starting from pole position on Sunday.
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McLaren reveal retro livery for Spain, Monaco races
McLaren has revealed a retro “livery enhancement” that will run at the next two races in Monaco and Spain.
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Verstappen skips private showing of F1 The Movie
Reigning world champion Max Verstappen opted not to join his fellow Formula 1 drivers at a private screening of the new Brad Pitt movie about the sport this week.
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Hamilton: I’m working on three movie scripts
Lewis Hamilton has revealed he is writing three movie scripts that will be developed by his film production company, Dawn Apollo.
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Yankees place reliever Cruz on IL due to shoulder
New York Yankees reliever Fernando Cruz was placed on the 15-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation Thursday, five days after the right-hander felt pain in an outing against the New York Mets.
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Andy Flower: RCB do not have ‘ideal lead-in’ to playoffs
If RCB finish in the top two, they will play Qualifier 1 in Ahmedabad less than 48 hours after the end of their last league game in Lucknow
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Marsh century and Pooran blitz power LSG to 235
While Marsh brought up his maiden IPL century, Pooran smashed an unbeaten 56 off just 27 balls
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How to watch 2025 F1 Monaco Grand Prix: ESPN schedule
It’s time for the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix! Will Charles Leclerc defend his 2024 title? Check out how to watch this weekend’s action on ESPN.
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Horner: 1st corner ‘win it or bin it’ for Max
Max Verstappen won Sunday’s Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix with a dominant drive after a bold first lap move around the outside of McLaren’s Formula 1 leader and pole-sitter Oscar Piastri.
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Duckett notches hundred, Crawley closing in as England dominate
England racked up 295 for 1 over the course of the first two sessions at Trent Bridge