Fernando Alonso was left in awe watching Max Verstappen’s “magical” pole position lap at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Red Bull’s Tsunoda: Japan qualifying ‘very sad’
Yuki Tsunoda said he felt “very sad” after his qualifying debut with Red Bull unraveled on Saturday, leaving him 15th on the grid for Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.
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Houston stunned: ‘That broke everybody’s heart’
Houston squandered a 12-point lead in the second-half and finished the national title game with four consecutive turnovers in losing to Florida on Monday night.
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Verstappen: Japan pole was ‘very unexpected’
Max Verstappen described his pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix as “very unexpected” after he defied the odds to beat the two McLaren drivers to the fastest time in qualifying.
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Hadjar makes Q3 despite seatbelt ‘nightmare’
Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar took his car through to Q3 at the Japanese Grand Prix despite “nightmare” pain from his seatbelt.
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Hamilton: P8 in Japan is ‘not good enough’
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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Auburn’s Pettiford to enter draft pool, stay eligible
Auburn freshman Tahaad Pettiford, who averaged 11.6 points this season, said he will declare for the 2025 NBA draft while maintaining his college eligibility.
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‘Winning time’: Florida rallies once again for title
Florida rallied from a 12-point deficit to survive a defensive slugfest vs. Houston and earn the program its third national championship since 2006.
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Eflin leaves Orioles’ win with shoulder fatigue
Baltimore’s Zach Eflin, who helped lead the Orioles to a 5-1 win over the Diamondbacks on Monday, left because of shoulder fatigue, though he said he believed it was “precautionary,” and “we’ll evaluate it tomorrow, and see how I feel after sleeping.”