Michael Doyle
Sport Journalist, ABC Sport at ABC News (Australia)
Sport journalist for ABC Sport, @abcsport, ABC News, @abcnews. Opinions are my own. Complete tragic for sports and theatre. Contact me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Michael Doyle
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll will not line up on the grid for tonight's Spanish Grand Prix. The Canadian qualified 14th, but it was announced early this morning, AEST, that a persistent wrist issue will keep him out of the grand prix. “Over the course of the past six weeks Lance has been experiencing pain in his hand and wrist, which his medical consultant believes is in relation to the procedure he underwent in 2023," Aston Martin said in a statement.
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abc.net.au | Michael Doyle
Motorsport's governing body is enforcing a new rule change, beginning at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix, that potentially could have major ramifications for leaders McLaren, and world championship front-runners Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris. From this weekend until the end of the season, the FIA is tightening the restrictions on the flexibility of every car's front wing.
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abc.net.au | Michael Doyle
NSW replicated last year's heroics with another win over Queensland at Lang Park. The State of Origin opener had physicality, scuffles, drama and an unusually poor kicking display. Here are the five quick hits from an action packed Game One at Lang Park. Much like last year's match at Lang Park, points were at a premium in the first half. An early penalty goal from Nathan Cleary registered the only points on the board in the first 25 minutes of an Origin played at lightning speed.
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radionz.co.nz | Michael Doyle
By Michael Doyle, ABCAnalysis: How can F1 make the Monaco Grand Prix an exciting race? It is a simple question, seemingly without an answer. Monte Carlo's narrow streets and slow and tight corners, combined with the long and wide cars of modern F1 make overtaking near impossible. For decades, it has led to races that more resemble processions. A parade of race cars, rather than cars racing.
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rnz.co.nz | Michael Doyle
By Michael Doyle, ABCAnalysis: How can F1 make the Monaco Grand Prix an exciting race? It is a simple question, seemingly without an answer. Monte Carlo's narrow streets and slow and tight corners, combined with the long and wide cars of modern F1 make overtaking near impossible. For decades, it has led to races that more resemble processions. A parade of race cars, rather than cars racing.
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