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A proposed breakaway rugby league, backed by US and Middle Eastern investors, aims to attract top players with lucrative contracts and a reduced match schedule. The Rugby Football Union warns that players joining this league would sacrifice their international careers, raising concerns about the future of rugby's traditional structures.
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As the US presidential election unfolds today, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are neck-and-neck in polls. Meanwhile, Formula 1 fans can find streaming options for the Brazil GP, with race adjustments due to weather conditions.
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Max Verstappen secured a stunning victory at the São Paulo Grand Prix, overcoming a 17th-place start. Lando Norris, who began on pole, finished sixth, leaving Verstappen 62 points ahead in the championship. With only three races left, Verstappen can clinch his fourth title in Las Vegas on November 23.
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Max Verstappen achieved a remarkable victory at the São Paulo Grand Prix, starting from 17th position and overcoming challenging wet conditions. This win significantly extends his lead in the championship over rival Lando Norris, who fell from pole position to sixth place, complicating his title aspirations.
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Zhou Guanyu announced his departure from Sauber at the end of the 2024 season, expressing pride in being the first Chinese Formula 1 driver. He is exploring options to remain in the F1 paddock while Sauber prepares for its transition to Audi in 2026.
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Formula 1 has announced a six-year contract extension for the Monaco Grand Prix, moving the race to the first weekend of June starting in 2026. This change aims to enhance logistical efficiency and sustainability, aligning with F1's Net Zero target by 2030. The Canadian Grand Prix will also shift dates to accommodate this change.
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The Culinary Workers Union has initiated an open-ended strike at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, demanding better wages and benefits. This marks the first such strike in 22 years for the union, coinciding with the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix. Negotiations have stalled, with no new talks scheduled.
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Max Verstappen is poised to secure his fourth consecutive Formula 1 championship at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on November 23, 2024. With a 62-point lead over Lando Norris, Verstappen needs to finish ahead of him to clinch the title. Lewis Hamilton, facing a challenging season, prepares for his final races with Mercedes before moving to Ferrari.