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5 days ago | 
msn.com | Tom Cary |Kieran Crichard
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5 days ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Kieran Crichard
Oscar Piastri starts on pole for today's Spanish Grand Prix after a sublime lap in qualifying yesterday to claim his fourth pole position of the season. The current Championship leader pulled out a 1:11.546, just over two tenths quicker than his McLaren teammate Lando Norris, with the Red Bull of Max Verstappen in third. The pole margin was the biggest of the season to date. Piastri goes into this weekend with a three-point advantage over Norris, with Verstappen a further 22 points back.
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6 days ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Simon Briggs |Kieran Crichard
Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of Jacob Fearnley v Cameron Norrie in an all-British clash in the French Open third round. Fearnley faces Norrie for the first time but they share a similar path having both played college tennis at the same university in Texas.
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6 days ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Kieran Crichard
Oscar Piastri delivered a hammer blow to Lando Norris’s bid to win back-to-back races by seeing off his title rival to take a commanding pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix. Piastri holds a three-point championship lead over Norris, and the Australian delivered in qualifying to beat the British driver by an impressive 0.209 seconds at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya - the biggest pole margin of the season so far.
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6 days ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Kieran Crichard
We are in Catalunya for round nine of the 2025 F1 World Championship as Barcelona hosts the Spanish Grand Prix for the final time before it switches to Madrid in 2026. The first race here in Barcelona was back in 1991 but today looks set to be the final qualifying in Catalunya. Today it is time for qualifying, which is very important around this circuit with the polesitter taking the victory around 70% of the time.
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1 week ago | 
msn.com | Tom Cary |Kieran Crichard
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Kieran Crichard
Oscar Piastri knocked Lando Norris off top spot in practice as McLaren set the pace for Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix. Five days after Norris won in Monaco to reignite his stuttering title charge, the British driver soared to first place in the opening running at Barcelona’s Circuit de Catalunya. However, championship leader Piastri, who Norris trails by three points, bounced back in the day’s concluding session to finish fastest.
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1 week ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Kieran Crichard
Formula One heads to Spain for round nine of the 2025 World Championship. This track on the outskirts of Barcelona is very familiar to the teams as it hosted pre-season testing for many-a-year but this will be the final time this circuit hosts the Spanish Grand Prix before it heads to Madrid next year. Lando Norris claimed his maiden victory around the streets of Monaco last weekend to close the gap on his McLaren teammate Ocasr Piastri in the drivers' standings.
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msn.com | Nick Hoult |Will Macpherson |Kieran Crichard
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1 week ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Kieran Crichard
A new one-day era for English cricket begins today as Harry Brook begins his permanent tenure as England's white-ball captain, hosting the West Indies at Edgbaston in the first of three ODI's. Brook has taken over from Jos Buttler, who retains his place in the side and keeps wicket. It has been a rough few years on one-day cricket for England.
