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Haas axe Ocon in brutal mid season sacking after Mexico drama
Haas axe Esteban Ocon mid-season after Mexico GP implosion, promoting Ferrari academy’s Rafael Camara early for Sao Paulo debut this weekend.
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NWU’s Verster steps into ASA crisis as acting president
Potchefstroom’s Jean Verster takes ASA reins as acting president after leadership suspension, bringing Olympic pedigree to tackle financial crisis.
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Italy dangerous despite missing key players for Turin test
Flannery issues Italy warning before Turin clash: “If we’re not first up in tackles, they’ll make metres.” Boks assistant coach demands respect for Azzurri.
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Ngcobo hails character after historic youth olympics silver
Sandile Ngcobo lauded his U17 squad’s character after Youth Olympics silver in Dakar, praising their fightback despite minimal sevens preparation.
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Mexican GP: Antonelli’s class, Ferrari’s chaos, Russell’s pain
Mexican GP revealed Antonelli’s champion mentality, Ferrari’s familiar failings and Russell’s struggles—three lessons that define F1’s current landscape.
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Venus Williams’ 17th straight loss deepens uncertainty over future
Venus Williams’ 17th consecutive singles defeat raises questions about her future as the 46-year-old legend loses to player half her age in Hong Kong.
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Erasmus passionately defends Moerat as critics miss point
Rassie Erasmus defends Salmaan Moerat from social media critics explaining lock’s vital grunt work wins Test matches even if fans don’t see it
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Erasmus sticks with settled side for Italian job
Rassie Erasmus opts for experience naming settled Springbok side for Italy with Salmaan Moerat only new face returning from injury
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Public memorial and celebration of life set for Hyron Andrews
Hyron Andrews funeral services announced including public memorial at VGK Huguenot Church Paarl and celebration of life at Kings Park Stadium
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Bok women collapse as Ireland class tells in Cape Town heartbreak
Springbok Women led with 20 minutes left but Ireland’s ruthless finish delivers 38-17 WXV victory as Parsons hat-trick sinks South Africa
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