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Max Verstappen may start P1, but Lando Norris is ‘happy’ to be right behind him at the Japanese Grand Prix
When the dust settled after qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix, Lando Norris found himself in P2, just behind Max Verstappen.
Despite missing out on pole position, the McLaren driver noted he was rather “happy” with both his performance in qualifying, and the MCL39 itself.
“Yeah, I’m happy. Congrats to Max, he did a good job.
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This is performance art from the Bulls and Blazers
The cross-conference rivalry between the Chicago Bulls and Portland Trail Blazers was once so good that a video game was made out of it. These days, the franchises are closer to mirror images of each other in terms of being stuck in mediocrity. Chicago and Portland each entered their Friday night matchup with 34 wins, which is good enough for the Bulls to make the play-in tournament in the East, but not for the Blazers in the West.
France’s Maxime Grousset makes it look ea
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Max Verstappen starts at the front of the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix. Here is the full provisional grid
Formula 1 fans witnessed a vintage performance from Max Verstappen Saturday at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Frustrated with his challenger, the RB21, to start the season Verstappen admitted that he lacked the “confidence and committment” after Friday’s dual practice sessions. But he found that confidence on Saturday, putting in a blazing lap to take pole position ahead of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Luca Urlando is now the second-fastest American
The best part about wrestling is that every once in a while, the fans have no idea if what is happening is actually REAL, or if it’s part of the program.
Well, last night, those in attendance at WWE Smackdown were treated to quite a surprise when a promo between female wrestlers Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton reportedly went VERY off the rails and got extremely personal just two weeks before the two square off at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas.
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Defending champion Max Verstappen surprised the field, and himself, with pole position at the Japanese Grand Prix
Friday at the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix was a frustrating affair for Max Verstappen. The defending Drivers’ champion finished off the pace of the leaders in both FP1 and FP2, and following Friday’s dual practice sessions he admitted that he lacked the “confidence and commitment” one needs to put in the quality lap to capture pole position in Suzuka.
France’s Beryl Gastaldello is able to hol
Few players have come to the Oregon Ducks and garnered as much hype and intrigue before playing a single snap as true freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore.
As a former 5-star recruit who was rated as the No. 4 player and No. 1 wide receiver in the 2025 recruiting class, it makes sense. Moore is the second-highest rated commit in Oregon program history, and the highest-rated wide receiver to sign in Eugene by a wide margin.