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Bubba Watson had an eventful week in Indiana, promoting the upcoming LIV Golf Individual Championship at Chatham Hills in August while engaging with local sports culture, including appearances on Pat McAfee's show and attending a Fever game. He emphasized Indiana's status as a sports mecca, noting that the LIV event will enhance this reputation. Although his team, the RangeGoats GC, has faced challenges this season, they currently hold 8th place in the standings, with time...

Oliver Bearman Receives Grid Penalty Oliver Bearman has been penalized with a 10-place grid drop for the Monaco Grand Prix after overtaking Carlos Sainz under red flag conditions during the second practice session. The Haas F1 rookie made the maneuver at La Rascasse following a red flag caused by Oscar Piastri's crash at Sainte Devote. An FIA report confirmed that Haas notified Bearman of the violation, leading to the penalty for the upcoming race. Full...

The Jacksonville Jaguars have entered a new era by overhauling their coaching staff and management after a disappointing 2023 season, instilling optimism among fans. Owner Shad Khan fired GM Trent Baalke and hired young talent, including head coach Liam Coen and GM James Gladstone, creating a youthful braintrust. The team made a notable draft move, trading up to select Travis Hunter second overall, signaling an aggressive strategy for improvement, ultimately leading to an offseason grade...

Toto Wolff Addresses Off-Track Distractions for Antonelli Toto Wolff has emphasized that Mercedes will avoid the mistake of overloading rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli with off-track distractions at Imola, which previously left him "toast" before the race. The Bologna-born driver faced a challenging week, qualifying in 13th place and eventually retiring from the race. Wolff's comments highlight the team's commitment to better support Antonelli in future events. Full Article

Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll received a one-place grid drop for the Monaco Grand Prix after colliding with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc during the opening practice session. The incident occurred when Leclerc, on a hotlap, ran into the back of Stroll, who was slowly moving toward the racing line at the hairpin. This collision left Leclerc with no opportunity to avoid the crash, resulting in Stroll's penalty. Full Article

An eventful first hour of practice at the Monaco Grand Prix featured Charles Leclerc, who overcame two early incidents, including a red flag situation, to top the timing sheets. Traffic issues plagued several drivers, notably Lewis Hamilton, who had to abort a flying lap due to slower cars and narrowly avoided a crash after being airborne at the swimming pool. Despite the challenges, Leclerc secured the fastest time, with Max Verstappen and Lando Norris following,...