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Lando NORRIS: “This is one of the best moments of my career. I cried”
McLaren pilot Lando Norris admitted that he cried a little after winning the pole position at the Monaco Grand Prix and that he overcame the difficulties he experienced at the beginning of the season in one go.
The Briton eventually won his first Formula 1 title, beating Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri at the final Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi.
Norris had a turbulent season, struggling with difficult periods in the first half of the season, particularly in qualifying, but later managed to return to form.
He showed a strong performance in the last nine races, catching Piastri, who had a comfortable 34-point lead at the Dutch Grand Prix, and finished the race just two points ahead of Verstappen and 13 points ahead of his teammate.
Norris’s season was also marked by important victories in Monaco and his home Grand Prix at Silverstone.
“The qualifying lap in Monaco was probably the only lap in the last decade where I cried a little bit about something, because that’s where I was proven wrong,” said the 11-time Grand Prix winner.
“There hasn’t been a single moment this season where I’ve proven myself wrong. I wasn’t able to do my best in qualifying because of the poor results I had at the beginning of the season.”
Qualifying has always been my strength, the best element… It’s been my strength since Karting; All my results in qualifying have always been my trump card and they were not there at the beginning of the season.
When I went to the hardest track for qualifying, I closed the time delta on the wheel for the first time that weekend, so I couldn’t see if my lap was better or worse… It wasn’t my best track before.
“Doing that lap at the end of qualifying is one of the best moments of my career because it was almost the period where I doubted myself the most in the most important season.”
Source: Sport UA
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“I started hearing cries for help and the boat’s crew started running. I thought the problem was with the boat, so I went outside.”
The world of football and the world of sport in general is saddened this Saturday by the one piece of news no one wants to hear: despair. Written by Fernando MartinValencia Women’s Reserve Team Coach Three of his four children were shipwrecked in Indonesia.
An even more heartbreaking tragedy occurred after reading the testimony of Loren Suarez, an eyewitness to the incident, in the newspaper Marca. He asked the flight attendant to change his seat so he could be with his family. Now it’s gone, how unfair life was,” the photographer began.
“We had already eaten dinner and were talking to other passengers. Glasses of wine and water were still on the table and the guide came and said we had to pick it up because the boat was going to start moving. We were about to go through an area of open water and the boat started moving quite a bit and it did. It took less than a minute and that was it.” “My glasses started shaking.”he continues.
“My son and I went to the cabin to sleep. About 15 minutes later, my son was already asleep, but I I started hearing screams. I heard cries for help, Our boat crew started running. I saw them running all over the place so I thought the problem was with our boat and took off,” he says.
And he continued, “In reality, they took the life preservers and put them on a small boat. Once the life preservers were loaded, they took off like crazy to search for the accident. The captain brought the boat ashore and it was stopped for about 30 minutes. I couldn’t see anything, it was a very dark night and it was raining. And I couldn’t really see anything. They arrived as follows Reported to have saved several people within 30 minutes”.
”The ship I’m on is quite old.there are life preservers out there, There is much to be desired. But this is Asia, not Europe, the Canary Islands, or the Mediterranean, where rules must be followed. For us, this boat trip cost 5,600,000 rupees, or about 290 euros,” he concluded.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.
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Football world expresses condolences over Valencia tragedy
of Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), La Ligaas well as great Most first division clubs and some second division clubs showed His dismay over the disappearance of Fernando Martíncoach of Valencia Women’s B, and his three children Tourist boat sinks in Indonesia.
The boat sank off the coast of Padar Island around 8:30 p.m. Fridays (1:30pm GMT) only they may be saved Fernando Martin’s wife Mother of minor Andrea Ortugno and another daughteraccompanied by a crew of four and a tour guide.
of Valencia representative continued to respect a minute of silence After the Christmas break we return to training at Sports City this Saturday.
within the network RFEF He said in a statement that he “joins in mourning the loss of Valencia CF Women’s B coach Fernando Martín and his three children” and expressed his “deepest condolences to his family and friends.” La Liga said, “We would like to express our sincere condolences to his family and friends. May they rest in peace.”
“he real madrid“The President and the Board of Directors deeply regret the loss of Valencia CF Women’s B coach Fernando Martín and his three children in a tourist boat wreck in Indonesia,” the Madrid club said in a statement.
he Barcelona “I expressed my deepest condolences,” he said. “We send our full support and love to his family and friends and the entire Valencia CF family during this difficult time.”
A number of football clubs in the Valencian community also expressed their sadness over this loss on social networks, offering their condolences to the family, friends and players. Valencia CF.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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News of workplace harassment allegations against former Real Madrid nutritionist
A few days ago Itzial GonzálezThe former Real Madrid nutritionist and specialist in physiotherapy and osteopathy broke her silence in an interview with Marca newspaper and spoke about the workplace harassment she suffered in the club’s medical service. real madrid.
“The first day they told me that I was there at the president’s whim, but they knew how to handle the president, and the president was doing everything they wanted, and they were trying to manipulate the president into believing I was crazy and getting rid of me,” he said in the aforementioned interview with the media.
So, a few days later, she spoke again about what happened in an interview with Radio Euskadi, revealing new details about the judicial process in which she was involved and about her time at the club.
“I told the club’s medical service that eating pastries for breakfast didn’t seem to be the most suitable for me, and their response was: ‘We have to maintain the status quo. If we don’t change something, we will kick you out. Now we have won the Champions League 15 times’, a phrase often used there,” he told a Basque-language radio station.
“They said if a player comes, they will take care of me, but how can a player come who doesn’t know who I am or where I am? And they said, ‘Well, that’s better, that way you can earn money without working. How lucky you are. And I recommend that you don’t leave here, because that’s the best way to stay in this country for a long time.’ genuine madrid” he declared Itzial.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
Sophia Jhon is a sports journalist and author. He has worked as a news editor for Sportish and is now a sport columnist for the same publication. Alberta’s professional interests lie largely in sports news, with an emphasis on English football. He has also written articles on other sporting topics.
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