The Gunners are the most successful women’s club in England – and they were on hand to spoil Spurs’ big day in the WSL’s first north London derby Where women’s football is concerned – north London is red, and it has been for a very long time. There’s no debate. The most successful female club…
Read more'Jose Mourinho – incredible signing!' – New Tottenham boss backed to spend money & win trophies
Two former Spurs midfielders believe the Portuguese’s track record of winning silverware is the key factor behind his arrival in north London Jose Mourinho will bring trophies to Tottenham and will likely have a significant transfer budget to be able to do so, according to former Spurs stars Jamie Redknapp and Jamie O’Hara. The former…
Read moreRicciardo says 2016 proves Red Bull can catch up
Daniel Ricciardo believe that Red Bull’s surge in performance in the second part of last year can serve as a template for progress this season. Red Bull has struggled since the season kicked off in Melbourne, finding itself distanced by rivals Mercedes and Ferrari. But the Milton Keynes outfit’s slow start in 2016 before it…
Read morePalmer unfazed by pundits predicting Hulkenberg domination
There was a stark contrast between the performances of Renault team mates Jolyon Palmer and Nico Hulkenberg in the season-opening Australian GP. While the former endured a collection of issues, a crash and a retirement in the race, the latter was spared any problems and finished just one second shy of the points. Many in…
Read moreVandoorne gets into the mid-field mix
Stoffel Vandoorne’s productive day of work yesterday bodes well for the remainder of McLaren’s race weekend. The Belgian enjoyed a couple of trouble-free sessions, ending FP2 P11, pleased with the direction and momentum of the package beneath him. “It’s been a reasonably good day’s running,” said the McLaren rookie on Thursday. “If you look at…
Read moreHaas: ‘We must not degenerate into socialism’
Haas F1 Team founder Gene Haas urges F1 to be “very careful” in its drive to shake-up the sport’s income distribution model. F1 CEO Chase Carey’s main focus as he steers the sport into the future is to cut costs and restructure income distribution to the teams in order to make Formula 1 a viable…
Read moreMonger praises ‘inspirational support’ from motorsport family
Billy Monger has spoken about how much the support he’s received from across the world of motorsport has meant to him. The teenage Formula 4 driver suffered a horrendous crash while racing at Donington Park last month. Unsighted by another car, he smashed into the back of a rival at high speed. It took more…
Read moreHamilton won’t play with Vettel’s mind
Lewis Hamilton wants to beat the best Sebastian Vettel has to offer and won’t resort to mind games to try and undermine the German out of the car. It’s early days still but the 2017 season is turning into a full head-on battle between Mercedes’ Hamilton and Vettel’s Ferrari. As worthy opponents, both drivers have…
Read moreLondon GP idea gets thumbs-up from McLaren boss
McLaren executive director Zak Brown has put his support behind the idea of a London Grand Prix. “I would love to see a London GP,” Brown told the Daily Star newspaper this week. However, Brown added that in his view, any street race held in the city must look recognisably London-based if it’s to succeed….
Read moreHonda admits MGU-H will last only two races!
The good news is that Honda can correctly predict when its MGU-H component will fail. The bad news is that it will only last two races. There were more reliability woes for Honda this weekend in Monaco. One-off stand-in Jenson Button put in a great effort to qualify P9 yesterday only to be demoted to…
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