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Formula 1 in 2026: Race calendar, preseason testing dates, full schedule as new rules begin
All the key dates for a much-anticipated 2026 Formula 1 season in a new era of regulations and 11 teams.
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America’s team: How Cadillac’s arrival is already shaking up F1
Cadillac is unveiling its first F1 livery in a Super Bowl commercial Sunday night, revealing just how big America’s team ambitions are.
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Sinner wins Indian Wells, shouts out F1’s Antonelli
Jannik Sinner beat Daniil Medvedev in the Indian Wells final 7-6 (6), 7-6 (4) on Sunday, winning seven straight points to rally from a 4-0 deficit in the second-set tiebreak and claim the title without dropping a single set.
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Molineux set to return but full all-round role remains uncertain
Caution will be taken with Australia’s new captain ahead of the T20 World Cup later this year
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Stirling steps down as T20I captain; Ireland confirm T20I series against India
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F1 predicted running order for 2026: Who is on top of the new cars?
With six days of testing in Bahrain now complete, ESPN pores over the data and speaks with paddock sources to predict F1’s running order for 2026.
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USF’s NCAA tournament game in Buffalo marks homecoming for HC Bryan Hodgson
The Bulls’ head coach has deep ties to Western New York, where his squad will take on Louisville in the first round of the tournament.
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Boozer, Dybantsa, Peterson, Wagler: Coaches break down freshmen built for March
Former coaches of elite freshmen break down who can lead, win and elevate their teams when it matters most.