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Mercedes confirms new deputy team principal
Mercedes has named long-time head of communications Bradley Lord as deputy team principal of the Formula 1 team.
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Have F1’s new-for-2026 regulations made the sport too complicated?
F1’s star drivers have spent much of preseason criticizing the sport’s new-for-2026 cars. They might have a point, but there are no simple solutions.
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Hamilton’s epic Sunday as ‘F1’ movie claims Oscar
Lewis Hamilton’s successful weekend was capped off with an Oscar on Sunday, as the “F1” movie won an Academy Award for Best Sound.
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Arizona’s Lloyd brushes off UNC job speculation
Amid speculation he could be a candidate for the vacancy at North Carolina, Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd insisted all his attention is with his program ahead of Thursday’s Sweet 16 game against Arkansas.
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Cyclones say Jefferson (ankle) to decide if he plays
Iowa State forward Joshua Jefferson remains a gametime decision for Friday night’s Sweet 16 game against Tennessee and said he’s hoping to play if there is just “a little bit of pain” from his low-ankle sprain.
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Alvarez loses HR after ball hits roof, ricochets foul
Yordan Alvarez’s towering shot to right field hit the roof scaffolding of Daikin Park and then richocheted into foul territory. The Astros challenged the call, but it was upheld.
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Misiorowski, Brewers tie MLB record with 20 K’s
Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski and four relievers buried the White Sox in an avalanche of 20 strikeouts, the first time a team has recorded that many in nine innings on Opening Day.
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McGonigle lives up to hype with 4 hits in debut
Rookie Kevin McGonigle hit the first pitch he saw for a bases-loaded, two-run double and became the youngest MLB player with four or more hits on Opening Day since 1990.