Matt Majendie
Sports Correspondent at Evening Standard
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2 weeks ago |
observer.co.uk | Matt Majendie
At a circuit named after its founder Enzo, Ferrari faced a fresh nadir with neither driver making it into the final qualifying shoot-out for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Any hopes the tifosi could give the team a lift at their local circuit proved unfounded as Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton could only qualify 11th and 12th fastest. Hamilton had likened trying to solve his brake issues after Friday practice to a lottery, but had promised to roll the dice in qualifying.
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1 month ago |
whbl.com | Matt Majendie
By Matt MajendieMIAMI (Reuters) – Oscar Piastri has leapt to the defence of McLaren teammate Lando Norris after the Briton was accused of being “weak” by ex-Formula One world champion Alan Jones. Jones lauded his fellow Australian as a future world champion after Piastri took the championship lead with his third grand prix victory of the season in Saudi Arabia two weekends ago. But Piastri, who is 10 points clear of Norris going into this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, said: “Everybody is different.
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1 month ago |
thewest.com.au | Matt Majendie
Australian Jack Doohan has welcomed boss Flavio Briatore's no-nonsense approach amid rumours Sunday's Miami Grand Prix could be his last for the Alpine Formula One team. Even prior to the opening race of the season, his home grand prix, Doohan has been dogged by reports he was set to be replaced by reserve driver Franco Colapinto. It has been rumoured he could be axed by the Renault-owned team after Miami, with Briatore set to bring in the Argentine to replace him for the rest of the season.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
inews.co.uk | Matt Majendie
Life, goes the saying, begins at 40 and Lewis Hamilton aptly branded his start at Ferrari “a new life” just weeks after his milestone birthday. Wednesday marked his first proper run for the team after ending his career-long association with Mercedes from his junior days through McLaren and then Mercedes to join Ferrari more than a year ago.
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Feb 21, 2025 |
redbull.com | Matt Majendie
Janja Garnbret a gagné tous les titres imaginables dans le monde de l'escalade sportive, et elle est de nouveau en quête de gloire. Médaillée d'or olympique pour la première fois à Tokyo, la Slovène a défendu son titre à Paris l'été dernier et, après une décennie passée au sommet de son sport, elle est plus motivée que jamais pour y rester.
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