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Max masters Marina Bay madness after Russell’s early exit
Verstappen capitalises on Russell’s crash and McLaren’s final-lap collision to win dramatic wet Singapore sprint ahead of Hamilton
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Prince Harry cops it from crowd as Leicester stage epic comeback
The Duke of Sussex received mixed reception at Leicester whilst Tigers overturned 14-0 deficit to hand Gloucester first league defeat
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All Blacks turn afterburners on, leave Wallabies for dead
New Zealand’s second-half blitz overwhelms Australia 50-19 at Eden Park as All Blacks retain Bledisloe Cup with dominant display
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Red Bull resurgence continues as Verstappen takes Singapore sprint pole
Verstappen dominates Singapore sprint qualifying with pole position, whilst championship leader Antonelli’s new Mercedes package fails to deliver
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Russell tops hazy Singapore practice despite looming grid penalty
Russell leads Leclerc and Norris in Singapore’s only practice session as haze from Indonesian wildfires shrouds Marina Bay ahead of sprint qualifying.
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Bulls demand clinical edge as Lions target Loftus upset
The Bulls need to take their chances against the Lions if they hope to secure victory, says coach Johan Ackermann.
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Big guns out as Sharks name powerhouse pack for Stormers
The Sharks bring out the big guns for their Cape Town showdown, promoting Ox Nché, Eben Etzebeth and Ethan Hooker to face the Stormers on Saturday.
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Rwanda to host F1 Grand Prix as Africa returns to calendar
Rwanda has secured a Formula One Grand Prix, sources confirm, marking Africa’s return to the F1 calendar with an official announcement expected in Kigali.
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Ceres-broers tree Sondag saam aan vir die Chicago-maraton
Die Wildschutt-broers, Nadeel (29) en Adrian (28), tree op 11 Oktober saam vir die Chicago-maraton aan met Adrian wat sy debuut maak.
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Revolution brewing as Mzansi Rugby League’s draft looms
The MRL prepares for its historic November draft, promising security for 150 players and challenging South Africa’s traditional rugby pathways.
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