Lando Norris received a 10-second stop/go penalty for not slowing down under double waved yellow flags at the Qatar Grand Prix, impacting his chances of beating Max Verstappen. Despite finishing 10th with the fastest lap, Norris expressed confusion over the penalty but acknowledged it as fair. McLaren’s missed opportunity allowed Ferrari to reduce the gap in the Constructors’ Championship, with Norris feeling disappointed in himself and acknowledging the team’s hard work. McLaren principal Andrea Stella criticized the severity of the penalty and called for a more specific and proportionate approach from the FIA in such situations.
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Former WNBA first-round pick waived for second time this season
Haley Jones has been waived by the Phoenix Mercury just days after being signed to a hardship contract following her release from the Atlanta Dream. Selected sixth overall in the 2023 WNBA Draft, Jones played only four games with the Mercury, averaging 2.3 points, as the team navigated injuries to key players. As an unrestricted free agent again, Jones' struggles reflect the challenges of maintaining a spot in the WNBA, especially amid the Mercury's injury-riddled...
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