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De Klerk, Harris tear UPW apart to take RCB into final
UPW are all but out of the playoffs race
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Explained: F1’s driver contracts, and potential moves in 2026
Driver contracts are a never-ending talking point across any given Formula 1 year — this is how the grid stacks up for the forseeable future.
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Why is F1 testing in January and why is nobody there? First Barcelona test explained
A Formula 1 test in January, in the middle of winter, behind closed doors and with no media or fans in sight? ESPN fills you in on all you need to know ahead of Barcelona testing.
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Hamilton lauds ‘productive’ start to Ferrari testing
Lewis Hamilton sounded positive about his first day of preseason testing for Ferrari, calling it an “intense but productive” start to the 2026 season.
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Red Bull chief: Hadjar testing crash ‘unfortunate’
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies described Isack Hadjar’s crash on the second day of preseason testing as “unfortunate.”
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Times Square to the Super Bowl? Cadillac’s F1 plan
New Formula 1 team Cadillac will construct a countdown clock in New York’s Times Square to mark the build-up to its livery launch during this year’s Super Bowl.
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Shanaka puts spotlight on Sri Lanka selections ahead of T20 World Cup
The inclusion of Kusal Perera and the exclusion of Kamindu Mendis have raised eyebrows
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Jofra Archer back as England and Sri Lanka begin World Cup countdown
Three-match series comes as perfect prep for upcoming tournament in India and Sri Lanka
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Mumbai players use face masks because of construction pollution
The AQI on Thursday hovered around 160, but a building construction site right next to the ground clearly aggravated the situation