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Hamilton to apologise to Leclerc over P8 swap
Lewis Hamilton said he will apologise to Charles Leclerc following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after he misjudged an attempt to give eighth position back to his Ferrari teammate on the final lap of the race.
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Paolini seals win as Italy retains BJK Cup vs. U.S.
Jasmine Paolini beat Jessica Pegula on the fourth match point as defending champion Italy won the Billie Jean King Cup with a comprehensive victory over the United States.
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India bowl and bring back Bumrah and Varun
Pakistan brought in Hussain Talat and Faheem Ashraf for Hasan Nawaz and Khushdil Shah
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F1 25 starts Season 3 with F2 content, driver ratings update
See how F1’s drivers stack up against one another based on performances from the Belgian to the Italian Grand Prix.
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Piastri takes blame for ‘errors’ in Baku crash
Oscar Piastri took full blame for his race-ending accident on the opening lap of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, which saw him drop six points in the drivers’ championship to McLaren teammate Lando Norris.
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Verstappen wins in Baku; Russell, Sainz podium
Max Verstappen took victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix as McLaren’s chaotic weekend on the streets of Baku continued with Oscar Piastri crashing out on the opening lap and Lando Norris securing seventh place.
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MLB playoff tracker: How Guardians’ surge changes AL playoff picture
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ลwiฤ tek shakes serving errors to win Korea Open
Top-seeded Iga ลwiฤ tek overcame a poor first set to beat No. 2-seeded Ekaterina Alexandrova 1-6, 7-6 (3), 7-5 and win the Korea Open on Sunday.
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Weibgen’s 115* off 94, Wildermuth’s 74 stun WA in thrilling 322 chase
Weibgen rescued Queensland from 38 for 4 after Joel Curtis’ century had powered Western Australia to 321 for 9