Month: November 2019

The new Syriza-led government in Greece has pledged to move more quickly on a campaign promise to right a wrong by previous governments by closing “'Shame': Greece Pledges to Shut Down Immigrant Detention Centers”

Lewis Hamilton dominated qualifying in Suzuka for the Japanese Grand Prix, clinching pole by 0.332s from his Mercedes team mate Valtteri Bottas, with Ferrari’s Sebastian “Hamilton storms to first Suzuka pole!”

Stoffel Vandoorne believes he is strong enough to lead McLaren if Fernando Alonso decides to call it a day with the Woking-Based outfit. The prospect “Vandoorne ready to rise and lead at McLaren”

After making their F1 debuts this year in Malaysia and Texas respectively, Pierre Galsy and Brendon Hartley will continue together, as teammates, in 2018. Next “Toro Rosso confirms Hartley and Gasly for 2018”

Sebastian Vettel won’t be taking part in the annual Race of Champions event scheduled to take place in January in Saudi Arabia’s capital, Riyadh. The “Vettel takes a pass on Race of Champions event”

F1 legend Alain Prost says it’s useless to wonder if Lewis Hamilton will one day equal Michael Schumacher’s historic record of seven F1 world titles. “Prost: ‘Ridiculous to talk about seven titles for Hamilton’”

Force India COO Otmar Szafnauer says the stewards’ decision to hand out a five-second time penalty to Renault’s Nico Hulkenberg “makes a mockery of the “Force India incensed with Hulkenberg time penalty”

“It is easy to forget that once upon a time all agriculture was organic, grassfed and regenerative. Seed saving, composting, fertilizing with manure, polycultures, no-till “Reversing Global Warming, Hunger and Poverty: Supercharging the Global Grassroots”

Daniel Ricciardo offered an honest assessment of his performance this year relative to team mate Max Verstappen, saying he had no excuses to put forward. “Ricciardo: No excuses for being outperformed by Verstappen”

Ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, along with 14 other defendants, was sentenced on Tuesday to 20 years in maximum security prison and five years of parole over “Ousted Egyptian President Morsi Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison”