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The great unknown: F1 Returns with new rules and high Stakes
Formula 1 is back this weekend with the season-opener at Australia’s Albert Park circuit, marked by all-new regulations for 2026.
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Reading between the laps: The 2026 pecking order
Ferrari and Mercedes lead the pack after Bahrain testing, but controversial new hybrid power units are causing major headaches for drivers.
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South Africa glide past New Zealand as super eights beckons
Captain Aiden Markram’s unbeaten 86 and Marco Jansen’s 4-40 demolish New Zealand as South Africa cruise to Super Eights qualification.
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F1 ‘secret’ testing delivers surprises
By now, all teams have launched some version of the car they’ll be racing with in 2026. They have taken these cars and attempted to put them through their paces…
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Lando Norris, Formula 1 World Champion
His talent is not in question, by any means. But his judgment is. That remains the obstacle between Norris and greatness. Can he address it in time? Yes, most probably.…
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McLaren’s Big Idea: Fairness First, Victory Optional
After the Saturday sprint in Qatar, you wouldn’t have found many with the expectation that Sunday’s main grand prix would be anything other than a procession. Though the Lusail circuit…
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Las Vegas Gp: Verstappen cashes in
The Las Vegas grand prix is a new-ish edition to the Formula 1 calendar, having made its debut only three years ago. It didn’t start in the way promoters and…
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Franco Scribante speeds to King of the Mountain title at Speed Classic Cape Town
Nearly 80 supercars and hillclimb monsters, and close to 70 classic cars battle beneath Table Mountain as Speed Classic Cape Town makes stunning debut.
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Gqeberha learners excel at Amateur Wrestling Championship
Deoleen Stuurman, of Tjaart van der Walt Primary School, and Stefan Roberts of Framesby High, were the toast of the Eastern Province team.
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Disappointed Erasmus and Kriel take defeat on the chin
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus and captain Jesse Kriel were both bitterly disappointed by the team’s 24-17 defeat against the All Blacks in Auckland on Saturday, which dashed their hopes of…
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