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Belgian Grand Prix to remain on calendar for 2023
The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has announced that the Belgian Grand Prix will stay on the Formula One calendar for at least one more year. The extension will see...
Alfa Romeo and Sauber set to part ways after 2023 F1 season
Swiss team to most likely team up with Audi Alfa Romeo have announced that they will be ending their title sponsorship agreement with Sauber at the end of the 2023...
Manipal Education and Medical Group acquires franchise in Legends League Cricket
Legends League Cricket has announced its tie-up with Manipal Education and Medical Group (MEMG) as the third franchise owner ahead of the second season of Legends League Cricket. MEMG is...
Dutch Grand Prix: Race predictions
It's the second race of the triple header and we are heading to Zandvoort in the Netherlands. The Dutch fans will be looking forward to the race as their home...
Verstappen cruises to stunning victory in Spa
There was no stopping Max Verstappen in Belgium, as the reigning world champion eased to victory in Spa after starting a lowly P14. Verstappen's teammate Sergio Pérez made it another 1-2 for the Red Bull team while pole-sitter Carlos Sainz finished third. George Russell finished fourth ahead of Fernando Alonso, while Charles Leclerc, who finished fifth initially was demoted to sixth, following a late penalty. Alonso's teammate Esteban Ocon was seventh ahead of Sebastian Vettel while Pierre Gasly and Alex Albon rounded off the points places. Verstappen was just in a league of his own and even a low starting position couldn't stop the Dutchman. The world champion was untouchable in Spa and it is only a matter of time before he secures his second world title. Pole-sitter Carlos Sainz got off well but Sergio Pérez had a shocking get-away which saw Fernando Alonso take second spot from the Mexican but Alonso's strong start was undone as the two-time world champion had first lap contact with his former McLaren teammate Lewis Hamilton, with Hamilton making a rare-driver error and tagging Alonso from the back. The tangle with Alonso, saw Hamilton suffer heavy damage and was the first retiree of the race. Hamilton's teammate, George Russell, was up to third place while four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel also had a stunning start and was upto fifth place.
ESL Gaming extend partnership with GamingMalta
ESL Gaming, Ministry for the Economy, EU Funds and Lands through the GamingMalta Foundation signed an extension of their ESL Pro League partnership. The new agreement will run until 2024,...
Disney Star acquires ICC media rights in India
Disney Star has won the TV and digital rights for both men's and women's International Cricket Council (ICC) global events in India until the end of 2027. The decision was...
Sourav Ganguly joins DreamSetGo family
BCCI President and former Team India captain Sourav Ganguly has been announced as the first-ever brand ambassador of sports experiences and travel firm DreamSetGo. As brand ambassador, Ganguly will promote...
DP World announced as Asia Cup 2022 sponsor
The 2022 edition of the Asia Cup, which will be the 15th edition of the tournament, has been renamed as the DP World Asia Cup following a partnership between the...
Audi set to join Formula One
German car manufacturers Audi have announced that they will be joining Formula One from the 2026 season onwards as power unit suppliers. The announcement comes following the FIA's announcement about...