Formula 1
Piastri to start on front row in Monaco as Verstappen’s record run ends
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc ended Max Verstappen’s record-equalling run of Formula 1 pole positions in style on Saturday and made himself favourite to become the first home winner of the Monaco Grand Prix since 1931.
- by Alan Baldwin
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Verstappen wins at Imola, Piastri fourth after grid penalty
Australian ace Oscar Piastri finished fourth for McLaren after being demoted on the grid.
‘Confidence is high’: Piastri second-fastest in Imola qualifying
Australian ace Oscar Piastri qualified second at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, but will not start in the front row after being given a three-place grid penalty for impeding.Â
- by Ian Chadband
Sunday sport quiz: Bradman, the Olympics and a curly AFL question
Challenge yourself with our sports quiz, a mix of questions about the latest in world and local sport, and the big events in sporting history.
- by Chris Berry
Sunday sport quiz: A Rocky Balboa story and a Kentucky Derby test
Challenge yourself with our sports quiz, a mix of questions about the latest in world and local sport, and the big events in sporting history.
- by Chris Berry
From bloodied nose to King of Miami: Lando Norris an F1 winner at last
Lando Norris appeared to be cursed in his bid to win a Formula One race, but at his 110th start he finally took the chequered flag.
‘Keep a few people quiet’: Ricciardo savours his first points of the season in Miami
Daniel Ricciardo enjoyed his first points of the Formula 1 season with a fourth place in the Miami Grand Prix sprint race but came quickly back to earth a few hours later with a disappointing qualifying effort.
Which Chappell captained Australia in more Tests? Take the Sunday sport quiz
Challenge yourself with our sports quiz, a mix of questions about the latest in world and local sport, and the big events in sporting history.
- by Chris Berry
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After flipping his car, F1’s Mark Webber called Jackie Stewart
The pair met when Webber was just 20, with Stewart becoming a mentor, grandfather figure - and literal lifesaver.
- by Konrad Marshall
‘Makes my blood boil’: Ricciardo blasts Stroll after Chinese Grand Prix collision
Daniel Ricciardo accused Lance Stroll of not looking where he was going after the Aston Martin driver slammed into the Australian’s car at Sunday’s Chinese Grand Prix.
Zhou Guanyu: A star even if he doesn’t win today’s Chinese Grand Prix
With Formula 1 returning to China after a five-year absence, the undoubted star locally will be a young Chinese-born driver.
- by Stephen Wade