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2023-07-06 21:00:31

ESPN6 July, 2023, 16:41 Reading: 2 min.

The Mexican pilot dodged any other controversy with Sainz and limited himself to answering that he hopes not to find him on the track

The Mexican Checo Perez hopes not to face Silverstone to the Ferrari driver, Carlos Sainzsince last weekend the Spaniard accused the Guadalajara of “intimidating” him, for which, in an ironic tone, he pointed out that he does not want that situation to be repeated.

Checo Pérez was questioned at a press conference as to who will be the next pilot to “intimidate”, so the pilot of Red Bull He pointed out that he hopes it is not Carlos Sainz.

“I hope (not intimidate) Carlos once more, and hopefully it will be a calmer race. Last weekend was a bit eventful. I think it is possible that this weekend we will return to the form we showed at the beginning of the season, ”he declared before the media.

Checo Pérez dodged any other controversy with Sainz and limited himself to answering that he hopes not to find him on the trackGetty

Checo Perez He made an analysis of what he experienced in the last four races in which he failed to get on the podium, in addition to the problems he has suffered in qualifying, since in the last few races he has not advanced from Q2.

“We had some bad races, but now we understand why. I hope we can keep consistency until the end of the year, basically,” she added.

In this sense, he added that “this should be a great circuit for us, high speed has been our strongest point. I think we can shine more than on other weekends. It is a place that we all enjoy very much and that we know very well.”

Finally, he was blunt in pointing out that “we are fresh and ready” to look for a new podium and resume the rhythm he had at the start of the race, when he managed to fight closely with the leader of the drivers’ world championship, Max Verstappen.

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2023-07-06 21:00:29

Tennis, 07 Jul, 00:14

Medvedev’s match at Wimbledon was interrupted due to the onset of darkness

The Russian tennis player won the first two sets with a score of 6:3, 6:3. In the third set, Medvedev complained to the referee that it was dangerous to continue the game with such lighting.

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Match Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev and Frenchman Adrian Mannarino in the second round of Wimbledon was interrupted due to darkness and poor lighting.

The first two sets in favor of Medvedev with a score of 6:3, 6:3. In the third game the score was 4:4. The Russian tennis player was the first to complain to the referee that it was dangerous to continue the game with such lighting.

The meeting will be completed on July 7th.

Rublev beat Karatsev and reached the third round of Wimbledon

Medvedev is the third racket of the world, he has 20 ATP titles in his career. The Russian has won titles in Rotterdam, Doha, Dubai this season, as well as at the Masters in Miami and Rome. At Wimbledon, he did not go beyond the fourth round.

35-year-old Mannarino is ranked 35th in the world rankings. He has two titles under the auspices of the ATP. The best result of a Frenchman in French Grand Slam tournaments is the fourth round.

Earlier, Russian Anastasia Potapova defeated Slovenian tennis player Kaya Juvan. In the third round, Potapova will play with 16-year-old compatriot Mirra Andreeva, who entered the main draw thanks to a victory in qualifying.

Wimbledon will end on July 15th. The total prize pool of the tournament is £44.7 million.

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2023-07-06 20:30:00

07 July 2023, 02:00 AM IST

Asian Games are 77 days away

:During the preparations for the Asian Games, the Indian judo team was hit by the doping controversy. Four members of the men’s judo team selected for the Games have reportedly been caught in doping tests conducted by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA).

Two of them participated in the Grand Prix tournament held in Tajikistan at the beginning of last month. They were caught during the inspection conducted by NADA at the training camp organized by Sai Bhopal for this tournament. The test result came following the tournament.

The team was selected following the selection trials held in New Delhi last April. A total of 14 players were selected, two each in each weight category. Seven men and seven women.

It is up to the Indian Olympic Association to take a decision on the players caught in the drug test. Apart from the individual event, India will also compete in the mixed team event at the Asian Games. India’s performance in Judo is not that good in the Asian Games. Only five bronze medals have been won so far. Poonam Chopra last won the medal for India in 1994. Poonam’s bronze medal was in women’s light weight.

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2023-07-06 21:20:40

The second will be located in Siksika, in southeastern Alberta. Chief Ouray Crowfoot agreed to the provincial partnership because members of his community who suffer from substance abuse will be able to receive their treatment without having to leave their loved ones.

He adds that this center will be open to people who are not members of his community. The memorandum of understanding includes an envelope of 30 million dollars for the construction of the establishment of 75 beds and the payment of the personnel necessary to treat 300 people per year.

Unlike programs that offer detoxification for a limited period, the duration of treatment at these new centers will vary according to the needs of the patients.

The detox programs that exist today don’t work for First Nations people, but they don’t work for Canadians either, or the number of people with addictions would go down, he says.

Curing a disease like addiction can require long-term treatment, because you have to treat the heart of the problem and not just the symptom, adds the chef.

Construction of the two centers will begin in 2024. The province is negotiating similar agreements with other First Nations and aims to build 11 in all, including in Red Deer, Lethbridge and Grande Prairie.

These announcements are part of a model of managing the opioid crisis that the government of Danielle Smith calls the Alberta model. The aim is to treat rather than imprison, said Daniel Williams, Minister of Mental Health and Dependency.

The most humane thing to do is to have more beds and free treatment for anyone and anywhere across the province, explains the provincial minister.

Danielle Smith made a point of specifying that this model is a system with several solutions and several stages.

Finally, if nothing works and we have someone who repeatedly harms themselves or others, we will create a care order mechanism, concludes the Prime Minister.

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