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Caleb Wilson owns the bad start in Boston: the table writes it down from minute one
Beaten by more than 35 points in Toronto and then in Boston, Tiago Splitter’s Chicago Bulls have lost four in a row. Rookie Caleb Wilson, 23 points at the TD Garden, says he takes his share of responsibility and promises “it won’t happen again”.
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Curry crosses up Doncic and hits a three: a crossover that deserved the dark
Stephen Curry scored 31 points on Friday as the Golden State Warriors beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112-95 in the NBA Cup opener, after erasing a 25-point deficit. In the third quarter,…
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Reaves sums up his night as “That’s it”, and the table couldn’t write it shorter
The Los Angeles Lakers lost 112-95 to the Golden State Warriors on Friday, after leading 38-15 in the first quarter. Austin Reaves, who scored 21 points but also had 8 turnovers, took…
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Brown and Tatum split after nine seasons: Darnell’s mother remembers the 2024 title
Split this summer from Jayson Tatum after nine seasons and an NBA title in 2024 in Boston, Jaylen Brown, now at the Sixers, doesn’t tell the story of the trade the way…
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Antonelli keeps 12 instead of 1: we note a number, not a crown
Kimi Antonelli, world champion, will not run number 1 next season and is keeping his number 12. Number 1 thus disappears from the grid for the first time since 2021.
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Hirakawa makes his F1 debut at 32: in Philippeville, Florian is nine years ahead
Haas is fielding reserve driver Ryo Hirakawa at the Mexican Grand Prix in place of Esteban Ocon; the 32-year-old Japanese driver makes his first F1 start there. The team will make no…
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Antonelli says he felt the pressure in Mexico: Nathan looks for the variable in his sim
Kimi Antonelli became Formula 1 world champion in Mexico with four Grands Prix left in the season. He admitted to feeling a little pressure while closing out the title, then parked his…
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Reprimand for a steering wheel not put back: the camping chair folds up too
In Q1 of the Mexico Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso stopped his Aston Martin on track with an engine problem, eleven minutes from the end, which brought out a red flag. The stewards…
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Herta is one superlicence point short, and Nathan is hunting the bug in the database
Colton Herta does not have the forty superlicence points Cadillac thought were secured after free practice in Mexico: he is one short. IndyCar’s website had ranked him sixth in the 2025 championship…
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Verstappen and Lawson penalised, nobody at fault: a team principal sees a model
The stewards at the Mexican Grand Prix ruled that nobody was to blame for the clash between Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson in Free Practice 2, but gave each driver a one-place…
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Red flag in Mexico for a piece of bodywork, the heated room takes note
In second free practice in Mexico, Max Verstappen (Red Bull) and Liam Lawson (Racing Bulls) made contact. Bodywork debris brought out a red flag; the incident has been noted by the stewards…
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Lorenzo Finn turns pro in 2027, Myriam checks the categories were taken in order
Lorenzo Finn, junior world champion in 2024 and under-23 world champion in 2025, joins Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe in the WorldTour for 2027. At 19, he has already made his elite world championships debut,…
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Nys wins at the Koppenberg but not happy with his technique, Sandrine grabs a spanner
Thibau Nys won the Koppenbergcross, his first cyclocross race of the season, in a sprint ahead of Michael Vanthourenhout and Gerben Kuypers. The Belgian champion said he was happy with his form…
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