A deflated Lewis Hamilton bemoaned “another write-off weekend” in his Ferrari season after a difficult Saturday at Interlagos circuit.
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Norris takes pole in Brazil; Verstappen struggles
Lando Norris continued to tighten his grip on the Formula 1 title fight with pole position in Brazil, with title rival Oscar Piastri fourth and Max Verstappen failing to progress out of Q1.
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Ferrari secure first Endurance title in 53 years
Ferrari clinched a World Endurance Championship title double in the 2025 season finale in Bahrain — its first top-class sportscar world title since 1972.
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Oscar Piastri remains defiant about title chances
Oscar Piastri insisted he can still turn his flailing Formula 1 title challenge around despite enduring a disheartening day at Interlagos which further strengthened Lando Norris’ hold on the championship race
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Verstappen on title push: ‘Forget about it’
Max Verstappen gave a clear assessment of the status of his outsider bid for the Formula 1 title after a difficult Saturday in Brazil: “Forget about it.”
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Djokovic pulls out of ATP Tour Finals with injury
Novak Djokovic has pulled out of the ATP Tour Finals in Turin next week due to injury, he announced on social media Saturday.
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Bortoleto misses qualifying after sprint crash
Gabriel Bortoleto is a doubt to take part in qualifying for his home race in Brazil after a massive crash in Saturday’s sprint race.
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Norris takes pole in Brazil; Antonelli second
Lando Norris continued to tighten his grip on the Formula 1 title fight with pole position in Brazil, with title rival Oscar Piastri fourth and Max Verstappen failing to progress out of Q1.
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Philon’s 25 helps Bama upset St. John’s at MSG
Labaron Philon Jr.’s 25 points helped lead No. 15 Alabama to a road upset of fifth-ranked St. John’s on Saturday afternoon at Madison Square Garden.
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Rybakina sinks Sabalenka for WTA title, $5.23M
Elena Rybakina knocks off top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka in straight sets to win the WTA Finals and collect the $5.23 million prize.