There is nothing to do to make Max Verstappen shake. Neither the other teams competing in the Formula 1 World Championship have managed to design a car capable of following in the wake of the RB20, nor has the internal storm that has been unleashed in Red Bull after the latest extra-sports events managed to … Read more
There is no peace for Carlos Sainz, who this winter found out that Ferrari was not going to renew his contract that expires at the end of the year, and that this Friday he will have to get out of the car without facing the timing of the second stop of the year, in Saudi … Read more
The Spanish driver Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin Aramco) was the fastest this Thursday during the second free practice session of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix, the second round of the Formula 1 World Championship, and improved his performance from the first session to surprise the Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull), who took third place behind … Read more
The Formula 1 World Championship continues with the second race of the championship, after Max Verstappen’s overwhelming victory during the season opener in Bahrain. Now, in Saudi Arabia, drivers like Checo Pérez, Carlos Sainz or Charles Leclerc will try to snatch a victory from the Dutch champion, who has already warned that he is as … Read more
The Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia and the body that runs the men’s world tennis circuit, the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), announced this Wednesday a “multi-year strategic partnership” that, between the lines, comes to mean the definitive landing of racket sport in the country – where human rights are violated – and … Read more
Maestre, born 48 years ago in the Alicante town of Sax, appreciates the support received at his university, but points to the Spanish scientific system as one of the reasons for his departure. “I can’t take any more with the bureaucracy, the day-to-day difficulties, the lack of stable personnel, the need to continually request financing … Read more
Maestre, born 48 years ago in the Alicante town of Sax, appreciates the support received at his university, but points to the Spanish scientific system as one of the reasons for his departure. “I can’t take any more with the bureaucracy, the day-to-day difficulties, the lack of stable personnel, the need to continually request financing … Read more