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Haas rookie Oliver Bearman penalized for a red flag breach at the Monaco Grand Prix
Haas rookie Oliver Bearman’s first Monaco Grand Prix as a Formula 1 driver has become much tougher for him. The driver was given a massive ten-place grid penalty following an incident that occurred during Friday’s second practice session on the streets of Monte Carlo.
Bearman was summoned by race officials after FP2, with stewards hoping to speak with him about an incident that occurred midway through the second practice session.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Josef Newgarden spent the final 2-hour practice for the Indianapolis 500 on Friday carving through a track full of cars.
He’ll have to do the same thing when it counts on Sunday.
The two-time defending Indy 500 winner, who will start in the last row as punishment for an illegally modified part found during qualifying, had the fastest lap of the 2-hour final practice on Carb Day at 225.687 mph. Teammate Will Power, who will also start at the back, was fifth while fellow Team Penske driver Scott McLaughlin was just 27th on the chart.
There are a lot of people who will be rooting for Arrow McLaren’s Pato O’Ward to win the Indianapolis 500 this year, and not just because he’s one of the most popular drivers in the NTT IndyCar Series.
It’s that he has come so close to winning the Greatest Spectacle in Racing a couple of times, including last year when he was passed on the final lap by eventual winner Josef Newgarden.
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But O’Ward did something different ahead of the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500: he’s milking a cow.
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The Falcons are taking some big gambles.
If there’s one thing the Atlanta Falcons aren’t in need of, it’s confidence. The 2025 offseason marked the second straight year the organization approached its decision making under the guise that this team is a serious contender, only needing to make a few tweaks to get over the hump. That didn’t pan out in 2024, with Kirk Cousins struggling and getting injured, before the keys were handed over to Michael Penix Jr. in an effort to turn it into a teaching moment.
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