Lewis Hamilton took the blame for his lacklustre qualifying performance at the Japanese Grand Prix, saying it was “not good enough.”
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New Villanova coach Kevin Willard pledged to foster the culture of attitude, hard work and toughness built by Jay Wright as the Wildcats aim to return to the nation’s elite.
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Pads’ Merrill lands on IL week after $135M deal
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Pedro Martinez: Family missing after roof collapse
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Pegula, Collins withdraw from U.S. BJK Cup team
The USTA said Wednesday that Jessica Pegula, Danielle Collins and McCartney Kessler had withdrawn from the United States’ Billie Jean King Cup team, which faces Denmark on Saturday.
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Harry Brook to shelve franchise cricket as England captain
New white-ball leader says he will put international commitments above T20 earning opportunities
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Grizz’s Wells awake, alert but has broken wrist
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‘This trade really hurt’: Luka’s return reminds Dallas of what it lost
The Mavericks traded Doncic to the Lakers on Feb. 2. He returns to Dallas on Wednesday night.
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Norris applauds Verstappen for ‘amazing’ lap
McLaren’s Lando Norris could do little but tip his hat to Max Verstappen after a sensational qualifying lap put the Dutchman on pole for the Japanese Grand Prix but was relishing the prospect of racing the world champion for the win on Sunday.
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Haas: F1 business as normal amid tariff impact
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