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ECB unmoved by Ireland’s Euro Nations Cup proposal
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Miller omitted from CSA contracts; Bosch, Brevis handed first-time deals
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Vyshak and Chahal restrict GT to 162
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Sources: NC State to hire ex-player Gainey as HC
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Hamilton disagrees with Max: F1 now at its ‘best’
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Forget luck: Antonelli shows he’s an F1 title threat in Japan
Yes, the timing of a safety car helped Kimi Antonelli to Sunday’s win at the Japanese GP, but he was still the fastest car on track when it happened.
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World Series contender tiers: How far away from winning it all is your favorite team?
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