Marc Marquez lashes out at haters. But even Zarco doesn’t forgive him
Honda driver overwhelmed by criticism: “The only thing to do is to ignore them”
Daily Archive: September 19, 2022
Jannik Sinner drastic about his season
The words of the South Tyrolean “I changed so much: it could have been better, but also much worse.”
Udinese, Pierpaolo Marino gloats over ranking
The director of Udinese’s technical area analyzed the Friulians’ good moment.
But what Route 66? Miro Raduljica displaces everyone once again
The former Olimpia Milano man, who was about to quit for some, could wear the jersey of Partizan or Red Star.
Marc Marquez convinced the former champion: “Better than we expected.”
“He was the protagonist of a weekend lived with courage,” says Alex Crivillé.
Nando Marino explains the goodbyes in the Brindisi household.
The president of the Apulian society does not flinch: “The group of Italians seemed to us to have run its course.”
Davis Cup, Paolo Lorenzi gets off the hook: “Italy and Spain the favorites.”
The former Blue tennis player spoke about the chances of Volandri’s team.
Camila Giorgi is back as Italy’s number two.
Surpassed in one fell swoop Jasmine Paolini and Lucia Bronzetti.
Wollongong, the World Cup still speaks Norwegian
After Foss’s unexpected success among the elites, on the second day of racing, still dedicated to time trials, Soren Waerenskjold, a 22-year-old from Mandal, won among the U23s.
Angel Di Maria, Milan and derby at great risk
Pending the decisions of the Giudice Sportivo, the Argentine may not only miss the next challenge against Bologna.
Nyck De Vries unveils three hypotheses for his F1 future
“Wherever I can get a position, I will be very happy, but now we have to see how the situation develops in the coming days or weeks.”
Sergio Scariolo gets a few pebbles off his shoe
“In the beginning no one but us believed in it, we were not considered among the stars for example, no one would give one of our players in the top 5.”
Robert MacIntyre, surprise playoff at the Italian Open
In a closely contested final round full of twists and turns, MacIntyre climbed back from seventh place with a partial 64 (-7, ten birdies, three bogeys), his best score of the day.
