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“I’m happy to score again.”
Vitor Roque has overcome an injury to his right ankle to score again just weeks after he was due to join FC Barcelona. The 18-year-old Brazilian international forward, who was acquired by the Barça club for a fixed period of 30 million euros and a variable amount of 31 million euros, has returned to the field with Atlético Paranense. In the 46th minute of the match against his former club Cruzeiro, Roque took advantage of a pass from Eric and scored a goal, which at one point was 0-1, but in the end the score was 1-1. The scoring GPS was intact and the scorer, identified by Curé Sports Director Mr. Deco as a target for inclusion in the next market window, was satisfied to see that his target was there. “I’m very happy to score again,” Tigrinho told Sport.
Roque emphasized his commitment to his current club, despite the fact that if all goes well, his short-term future is with Barcelona.
“I’m very happy to score again in this shirt. We came looking to win, but it wasn’t possible because we equalized in the last minutes,” he said, hinting that his efforts at Atlético Paranaense will not be nullified. promised. . “What we have to do is stay focused on these two games that we still have to play,” he said.
Roque did not celebrate his goal against his previous team, but his last goal came against Atlético Mineiro on 2 September. ‘Tigrinho’, who had already played 30 minutes in the 0-0 draw against Vasco da Gama, has scored 21 goals in 44 games this season: 12 in Serie A, 12 in Copa do. One goal in Brazil, four in the Copa Libertadores and four more in the Paranaense Championship.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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Motorsports
Not Norris or Verstappen. F1 legend makes shocking prediction for 2026
Legendary Formula 1 pilot Heinz-Harald Frentzen expressed an unexpected opinion about who will win the championship title in the 2026 season.
Frentzen raced in F1 from 1994 to 2003, competing for five different teams: Sauber, Williams, Jordan, Prost and Arous. But despite countless appearances, he was never at the right place and time to compete for the title.
In the fourth season, Frentzen became vice-champion of the Jordanian team, losing only to teammate Jacques Villeneuve after Michael Schumacher was disqualified in the final standings. This remains his best result in his career.
Just before the start of the 2026 season, as 11 teams prepared to subject their cars to new technical regulations, 58-year-old Frentzen published an unexpected prediction on social media.
Frentzen’s former Jordan teammate Damon Hill asked him at “X” who would win the title in 2026, and Frentzen replied:
“Fernando Alonso.”
Two-time champion Fernando Alonso is preparing to start his 23rd season in Formula 1, his fourth with Aston Martin. The team was actively preparing for the 2026 season by investing all the necessary resources in the car and inviting the best experts from Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari and other teams. Among the main experts is the legendary engineer Adrian Newey.
Fernando Alonso
— Heinz Harald Frentzen (@frentzen_hh) January 11, 2026
Source: Sport UA
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F1 driver: “We do not have the necessary tools to be the best team”
Aston Martin pilot Lance Stroll said that the team does not yet have enough cars to be the best team in Formula 1.
The Silverstone team recently hired legendary engineer Adrian Newey as team principal and plans to become a championship contender in the future.
Newey initially joined as technical managing partner, overseeing operations ahead of F1 regulation changes in 2026, but it was announced that he would replace Andy Cowell as team principal at the end of 2025.
It’s an unusual position for Newey, but the team hopes to move on from 2026. Newey and Enrico Cardile are just two of the big names drawn to top-flight Aston Martin.
The team includes two-time world champion Fernando Alonso and experienced Lance Stroll, who is starting his 10th season.
However, at the end of last year, Stroll remained cautious about the team’s future:
“That’s a big question for everyone. Nobody knows what each team will look like in Melbourne at the start of the season.”
Of course, we don’t have all the tools to be a top team and there is no point in hiding behind that, but time will tell how strong we are.
It is exciting for us to move forward with brand new people and structure, and new regulations. “As a team, we are looking forward to the season,” Stroll said.
Source: Sport UA
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The first F1 team has revealed its design for the 2026 season. Will the style change?
Racing Bulls introduced the new team jersey for the 2026 season.
The kit’s design includes hints of Ford blue, a nod to Red Bull’s partnership with the American automaker to develop a new power unit to be used by both teams.
The general concept and color scheme of the new uniform is very similar to last year’s solution. This suggests that we should not expect any serious changes in the color outlook this year. So is there any need for these? After all, Formula 1 called the Racing Bulls’ uniform the most beautiful in 2025 when it was first introduced.
This is definitely fit for ’26 🔥#F1 #VCARB pic.twitter.com/ylbtK6vZNq
— Visa Cash App Racing Bulls F1 Team (@visacashapprb) January 13, 2026
Source: Sport UA
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