Lando Norris: McLaren deficit 'painful as hell'
Lando Norris has revealed McLaren's ongoing straightline speed deficit is costing him almost two-tenths of a second per lap.
Starting from fifth, the British driver dropped to 16th during the Bahrain Grand Prix as intermediates proved the optimum choice. cat-cross.com
GP de Bahréin en directo, la F1 en vivo desde circuito de Sepang, Malasia
El GP de Bahréin afronta este domingo una carrera cargada de incógnitas y con mucho en juego en la recta final del campeonato. Max Verstappen parte desde la pole tras firmar su primera posición de privilegio de la temporada en Sepang, por delante de Lewis Hamilton y de un grupo de aspirantes encabezado por Kimi Antonelli, líder del Mundial. El neerlandés buscará convertir su gran sábado en una victoria que le permita recortar terreno en la clasificación, mientras Mercedes, Ferrari y McLaren confían en el ritmo de carrera para discutirle el triunfo. Con el campeonato entrando en su fase decisiva, cada punto empieza a tener un valor incalculable.
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Harry Kane, now on 89 international goals from 124 games, says the Croatia performance has to be the blueprint for how England play.
“Even when we were 1-0 up, we went for two, went for three, went for four, and that’s got to be our mentality. When you have a certain style of playing, you can’t just pick and choose when you want to do it. It’s just relentless. It’s non-stop.
Celtic said the club would not be “intimidated or coerced by organised acts of disruption”, adding “there is a line between protest and deliberate disruption. Today that line was crossed … The club will protect its employees, directors, shareholders and supporters. The reputation of Celtic Football Club is non negotiable.”
Continue reading...Vikings vs. Dolphins Prediction, Odds, Pick For NFL Week 4
The Miami Dolphins will face the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday in a Week 4 NFL showdown on FOX. Minnesota is 3-0 and has won eight straight games dating back to last season, the longest active winning streak in the NFL. Its defense has led the way, allowing just 11.6 points per game during that stretch. Meanwhile, Miami is 0-3 for the second consecutive season and has lost each game by at least 14 points. Making matters worse, running back De’Von Achane suffered a torn ACL last week and will miss the rest of the season. The Vikings will also be missing a star, as Justin Jefferson will sit out Sunday with an ankle injury. Minnesota already ranks last in the NFL in total offense, leaving its defense to carry the load once again. Can the Dolphins earn their first win, or will the Vikings keep rolling? Let’s take a look at the odds for Dolphins vs. Vikings at FanDuel Sportsbook as of Oct. 4. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Moneyline Spread Over/Under From FOX Sports Research: Minnesota’s defense leads the NFL with 14 sacks, and it now faces a struggling Miami offense without its most explosive weapon. Achane has accounted for 32% of the Dolphins scrimmage yards since 2025, leaving a massive hole for quarterback Malik Willis to help fill. Jefferson’s absence hurts an already struggling Vikings offense, but Minnesota has shown it can win behind its dominant defense. Against a Dolphins team with the NFL’s worst point differential, that should be enough. Take the Vikings to cover. How to Watch Dolphins vs. Vikings
