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Perez finished eighth in the standings as teammate Max Verstappen won his fourth consecutive title and Red Bull finished third in the constructor’s standings.
There’s lots to love about the 12-team playoff (unless you’re Alabama), but at the top of the list is this: We get three times as much star power this year.
You’re a mean one, Mr. Hornet.
There have been a lot of bad moves by sports organizations when it comes to giveaways and skits, but the Charlotte Hornets might have topped them all this week. On Monday the Hornets faced the 76ers and included an on-court segment in which mascot Hugo appeared to give a PS5 to a child, only to take it away from him backstage and replace it with a jersey.
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We break down who is standing out already this season in women’s college basketball
For the past three women’s college basketball seasons, the end of each season featured a team from the SEC holding up the national championship trophy. Of those titles, two went to Dawn Staley and the South Carolina Gamecocks and one to LSU.
Now, in the 2024-25 season, the conference is as competitive as its been with seven teams in the top 25 and schools loaded with top athletes in the country, all hoping to mirror South Carolina’s success.
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Red Bull has parted ways with veteran driver Sergio Pérez
The final bit of business from the 2024 Formula 1 season has been completed.
Sergio Pérez is out at Red Bull.
The move was confirmed by Pérez and Red Bull on Wednesday, in a statement indicating they had “reached an agreement to part ways.”
Pérez on social media stated that he was “incredibly grateful” for the four years he spent at Red Bull:
Thank you for these four years @redbullracing I wish you the best. pic.twitter.