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Hamilton and Leclerc resolve Mexico drama themselves
Hamilton clarifies he and Leclerc resolved Mexico drama themselves through conversation, not team boss intervention, ahead of São Paulo GP starting from back.
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Rain can’t stop Norris taking third consecutive Brazilian pole
Norris masters Brazilian rain chaos for pole as 2.5-hour qualifying session sees Camara crash twice and grid penalties promote Antonelli to front row.
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Rybakina pulls out of WTA finals defence hours before start
Defending champion Rybakina pulls out of WTA Finals on Saturday citing viral illness, with Kostyuk replacing world number one in Indian Wells draw.
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Ntamack injury completes France’s flyhalf apocalypse
France demolish Fiji 54-17 but lose Ntamack to shoulder injury, leaving Galthie without four flyhalves ahead of Springboks showdown at Stade de France.
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Wales captain says no more mediocrity after unconvincing Japan win
Lake says Wales refuse mediocrity after scrappy 28-21 Japan win featuring Adams double, as All Blacks clash looms with 70-year drought hanging over them.
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Historic hat trick not enough for Scotland against All Blacks
Tuipulotu accepts blame for yellow card as Scotland lose 43-21 to NZ despite Ashman becoming first Scotland player to score hat-trick against All Blacks.
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Rassie issues warning after Boks destroy Italy
Erasmus says Boks must improve despite 66-7 Italy rout with nine tries, warning France and Ireland Tests require better than second-half performance shown.
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Italy powerless against Springbok maul in Turin demolition
South Africa destroy Italy 66-7 in Turin as driving maul runs riot, Marx scores twice and Feinberg-Mngomezulu pulls strings in Nations Championship rout.
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Antonelli tops Brazil practice as Ferrari admonish warring drivers
New champion Antonelli fastest in Brazilian practice, beating Norris by two-tenths as Ferrari remind Hamilton and Leclerc to put team first after Mexico.
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Déjà Vu for Wolff as Ferrari face Hamilton-Leclerc driver spat
Wolff warns Vasseur about Ferrari driver tensions: “It’s déjà vu,” recalling Hamilton-Rosberg 2016 Spain crash that needed to happen before limits were set.
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