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Aditya Chaudhuri

Hailing from the City of Joy, the things that bring me joy are cricket, a good non-tilt CS:GO session, F1 and movies.

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Formula One extends partnership with Ferrari Trento

Formula One extends partnership with Ferrari Trento

Formula One has announced a two-year extension to its partnership with Italian beverage brand Ferrari Trento. The partnership will see the Italian brand continue on as the Official Supplier of...

Austrian Grand Prix : Race predictions

Austrian Grand Prix: Race predictions

After a dramatic race in Silverstone, the F1 action continues as we head to the Red Bull Ring in Austria. There are multiple storylines to look forward to, one of...

Formula One extends The Memento Group agreement

Formula One extends The Memento Group agreement

Formula One has extended its partnership with UK-based sports licensing, retail and memorabilia firm, The Memento Group (TMG). The four-year licensing agreement extension will see TMG continue to have the...

Wimbledon extends Lavazza partnership

Wimbledon extends Lavazza partnership

Lavazza has renewed its partnership with the All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) for a further three years which will see the Italian coffee brand continue to serve as the...

Ravi Shastri teams up with FanCode

Ravi Shastri teams up with FanCode

Former Indian cricketer and national team coach Ravi Shastri has been roped in as a brand ambassador of sports streaming platform FanCode. The partnership will kick off with FanCode's first-ever...

StreamCards joins Champion of Champions Tour

StreamCards joins Champion of Champions Tour

Broadcast solutions provider Streamcards has been named as the Official Fan Engagement Partner for the upcoming CS:GO tournament Champion of Champions Tour (CCT). The partnership will see Streamcards provide a...

MIBR joins hands with Socios

MIBR join hands with Socios.com

Brazilian esports organisation MIBR have become the first Brazilian esports team to partner with blockchain firm Socios.com. The partnership will see MIBR collaborate with Socios.com to launch their own Official...

Alfa Romeo teams up with SenseTime

Alfa Romeo team up with SenseTime

Swiss Formula One team Alfa Romeo have partnered with leading global AI software company SenseTime. The partnership will see Alfa Romeo work with SenseTime to explore new innovative applications of...

BLAST Premier World Final to be held in Abu Dhabi

BLAST Premier World Final to be held in Abu Dhabi

Global esports tournament organiser BLAST Premier has partnered with ADGaming to bring the BLAST Premier World Final tournament to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirate. The deal is part of a three-year deal between ADGaming and Blast Premier. The BLAST Premier World Final, which will be held between December 14 - December 18, will be the first time a BLAST CS:GO tournament will be held in UAE. The tournament will be held at the Etihad Arena on Yas Island in front of a live audience. The World Final is BLAST's biggest event which is the culmination of two CS:GO seasons. The tournament has a total prize pool of $1 million and has eight of the best CS:GO teams in the world fight it out for the crown. The event in Abu Dhabi will be 2022's third prominent CS:GO LAN event following the BLAST Spring Finals in Lisbon and Fall finals, which will be held in Copenhagen in November 2022. Only two teams have qualified for the tournament till now, with FaZe Clan being the first ones to book their tickets after winning the PGL Antwerp Major and the ESL Pro League Season 15. The other confirmed team is NAVI, who secured their place after winning the Spring Finals in Lisbon.

Carlos Sainz takes home maiden Formula One victory

Carlos Sainz takes home maiden Formula One victory

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz became Formula One's 112th winner, following the Spaniard's win at an eventful British Grand Prix. Sainz was followed by Red Bull's Sergio Pérez who finished second ahead of Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton. Sainz's teammate Charles Leclerc finished fourth ahead of Fernando Alonso, Lando Norris and Max Verstappen. Haas' Mick Schumacher scored his first ever points in Formula One, finishing eighth ahead of Aston Martin's Sebastian Vettel and Kevin Magnussen, who rounded up the points places. Maiden pole-sitter Sainz had the worst start to the race, with Verstappen taking the lead but a scary accident involving Haas' Zhou Guanyu and Mercedes' George Russell, saw an early red flag on lap two itself. Zhou, thankfully, was unhurt following his check at the medical centre and Russell walked away unhurt too. At the restart, Sainz made the most of his second opportunity and got a better start while Verstappen suffered from a mechanical issue which effectively ended his chances of fighting for the win. Sainz's teammate Leclerc and Hamilton also led the race for significant periods but in the end it was Sainz who managed to cross the line first to score his first ever win in Formula One.

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