LIVE – Updated at 18:12The cost of Max Verstappen’s crashes during the fraught and intense 2021 season has been revealed. His incidents on track cost Red Bull close to an eye-watering €4m, the third-highest figure among all drivers behind Mick Schumacher of Haas (€4.
Andy Murray ends long-term partnership with Jamie Delgado to trial new coach in Abu Dhabi
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Emma Raducanu is also featuring in her own headline tie against Olympic champion Belinda Bencic. From there, both are expected to travel to Australia, ahead of the first major of the year next month.
On Friday Raducanu confirmed she will play her first tournament of 2022 in Melbourne, after she was named in the entry list for the Melbourne Summer Set, two WTA 250 tournaments scheduled to run from 3-9 January. It will only be Raducanu's fourth WTA tournament since winning the US Open in
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justjared.com
21.12.2021 / 03:19
Rafael Nadal Tests Positive for COVID-19 After Returning from Abu Dhabi Exhibition Match
Rafael Nadal has tested positive for COVID-19 after playing an exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi.
etcanada.com
21.12.2021 / 02:15
Rafael Nadal Positive For COVID After Returning From Abu Dhabi
Rafael Nadal tested positive for the coronavirus after playing in an exhibition tournament in Abu Dhabi, the Spaniard said Monday.
msn.com
20.12.2021 / 12:13
Andy Murray admits 'concern' Covid may wreck Australian Open bid as he changes plans
Andy Murray has changed his plans in a bid to prevent Covid from derailing his preparations for the Australian Open. The 34-year-old will now limit his time training at the National Tennis Centre this coming week in an attempt to avoid contracting the virus.
msn.com
18.12.2021 / 15:28
Max Verstappen sends Nicholas Latifi advice after Abu Dhabi crash controversy
Max Verstappen suggested Williams star Nicholas Latifi should switch his phone off after the Canadian's crash swung the momentum in favour of the Dutchman and allowed him to win last weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Red Bull star Verstappen secured a maiden world title in dramatic and controversial circumstances on Sunday after he and title rival Lewis Hamilton went into the season finale at the Yas Marina Circuit tied on points.
msn.com
16.12.2021 / 02:06
Andy Murray takes big encouragement into vital 2022 season - 'Significant improvements'
Andy Murray is optimistic heading into the 2022 season after his comeback finally started to gain some momentum this year. The former world No 1 spent several years sidelined with a hip injury, undergoing two surgeries, but was able to return to competition on the grass courts back in summer.
msn.com
16.12.2021 / 02:05
Sergio Perez called out for using 'dirty tricks' against Lewis Hamilton in Abu Dhabi GP
Sergio Perez has been accused of using 'dirty tricks' to help Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Verstappen took the win - and the F1 world title - in sensational fashion at the Yas Marina after overtaking Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling final lap.
nme.com
13.12.2021 / 14:07
Foo Fighters cancel their F1 gig in Abu Dhabi due to “unforeseen medical circumstances”
Foo Fighters were forced to cancel their planned gig at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi to mark the end of the Formula 1 season yesterday (December 12) due to “unforeseen medical circumstances”.The band had been due to play following the conclusion of yesterday’s thrilling-yet-controversial race, which saw Red Bull driver Max Verstappen overtake Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton on the final lap to snatch victory in the Drivers’ Championship.Event organisers confirmed over the weekend that the Foos
justjared.com
13.12.2021 / 01:57
Gerard Butler Checks Out The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix's Pits As A VIP
Gerard Butler looks like he had a great time at the Abu Dhabi F1 GP Auto Race!
foxnews.com
12.12.2021 / 23:03
Foo Fighters back out of Abu Dhabi show due to 'unforeseen medical circumstances'
The Foo Fighters have canceled an appearance at the Formula One race in Abu Dhabi after one of the members suffered "unforeseen medical circumstances." The organizers offered no further details about the medical issue when announcing the news on Sunday.They only stated that Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters were "unable to travel" to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix for Sunday's concert.
abcnews.go.com
12.12.2021 / 11:45
Foo Fighters cancel F1 Abu Dhabi concert for medical reasons
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- The Foo Fighters rock band has called off its concert at the Formula One race in Abu Dhabi due to “unforeseen medical circumstances,” event organizers said Sunday.The organizers offered no further details about the medical issue, other than to say that Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters were “unable to travel" to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix for Sunday's concert.“The band apologizes for any inconvenience or disappointment caused by this unexpected turn of events," the