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European stock markets - with only Milan bullish - veered lower on Monday, following the bullish trend with which they began trading, with profit-taking after yet another bullish week, as the growing...

On Monday, European stock markets -- contrary to what was seen in the trades leading up to the ringing of the bell -- started the Easter week on a slightly positive note, extending a streak of nine...

Daniel Ricciardo may have to pull up his socks, but the Australian is in no danger of losing his seat to Liam Lawson any time soon.

Piazza Affari closed Mondays trading higher, with Saipem and Telecom Italia leading the bullish pack, in a week that includes numerous corporate results and a few macro appointments to keep an eye...

For two years in a row, the soft compound gravel tyre is the only choice for the whole rally weekendEven if, for the moment only slightly, the move to a March date increases the risk of rain which could make the event even harder, with deeper ruts increasing the risk from rocksTestoni: “The softs have always proved very reliable in Kenya and o...

Max Verstappen took his third pole position of the season in Australia with a time of 1:15.915 in Q3, beating Carlos Sainz and teammate Sergio 'Checo' Perez. Due to an out-of-competition penalty, Mexico's Perez will start three places further back in the race session.

Daniel Holgado took over at the front and held on as Jose Antonio Rueda kept the pressure on all the way to the line in the Moto3 Portuguese Grand Prix in Portimao.

The third round of the season ended with a one-two finish for Ferrari, Carlos Sainz claiming his first win since Singapore last September, while Charles Leclerc, thanks in part to the extra point for the race fastest lap, is second in the Drivers’ classification on 47 points. Ahead of him on 51 is Max Verstappen, despite the fact the Dutchman ...

2024 Australian Grand Prix F1 race report, news photos results Verstappen vs Sainz, Leclerc, Norris, Russell. Red Bull vs Ferrari Mercedes

Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz took the first non-Red Bull win of the season with an impressive display during Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix, taking advantage of technical trouble for Max Verstappen in the opening laps that forced the reigning world champion to retire.