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Edu Exposito: “The more we complain, the more they will continue to do so. Let’s be silent.”
After learning that RCD Espanyol We are scheduled to perform once again at La Ceramica this Monday, February 9th. education expository He seemed to want to remind us that “there are enough parties already,” adding resignedly, “The more we complain, the more they keep saying that. So we’re going to shut up and get on with our jobs.”
In the sports world, Perico, the fourth captain, believes that “the team has done well to get something more” in the last three games, despite suffering a serious injury. Javi Puadmust be signed. “We’re missing that player right now,” he said.
3 games winless
“The team has done well to get something more. We have to be a little more accurate with those little things. The other game defined the game.”
Bottle to Gazzaniga
“We had a lot at stake and there were decisions made by the referee that we did not agree with. A series of actions were carried out and there were also some moments with gestures from other teammates, but it stays there and we continue.”
lack of shine or detail
“These are the details. The team is always in the game and we were close. It wasn’t a bad game. On Barça’s day, if we had taken the lead, we would have gotten three points. We are doing well, but in 2026 we have to win. We need to fix the little things to get closer to winning.”
I need to sign now
“I don’t know the club’s position. The market is still open. But with Javi’s injury, we are without that player right now.”
“I don’t know the club’s position, but the market is still open.”
The importance of set pieces
“Every week we have a lot of work and two or three days to prepare for action. We also have a very good finisher. He is another player who works very hard. We are in the First Division and every little thing makes a difference.”
manage these dynamics
“These winning streaks are part of the competition, and we already experienced that last year after stringing together very good wins. We will continue to work hard and prepare very well for Saturday’s game at the Mestalla, where we can get a win at home.”
many games are played during the week
“This is a very close game for us (Villarreal), there is a large amount of travel and we want to be with the people in the team. We also don’t like playing on Mondays. They have enough. The more we complain, the more they will keep saying that. So we are going to shut up and get on with our job.”
his great form
“The national team is very far away. The first thing I have to do is to continue in this line. It is true that my current level is the best in my career. I just need to score goals.”
What did Manolo ask of you?
“I think we did well in the second half because this is the team we’ve had so far. We have to continue on this path. We know how the game will go, where Valencia is, where Mestalla is.”
I feel it is important to renew
“The key has always been the club and the people in charge. If they make me feel important, I have no doubt that my path is here and I can travel for a long time. It’s up to them.”
Persistence goals
“That is until I get 42 points. I want more, but first I have to achieve the important things. I want to dream and finish as high as possible.”
how to maintain the illusion
“We won the game and played like we have played until the other day. If that penalty had not been called, I think it should have been called first after consulting with VAR, but if we had wanted, we would have discussed another game. I feel that our fans have been very sympathetic to us, except for this last game.”
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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The Racing Bulls team had a filming day at the track today with a car for the 2026 season.
It was planned to complete 40 laps, but due to difficult conditions it was possible to complete 30 laps: 21 laps by Arvid Lindblad, 9 by Liam Lawson.
While the average lap time was 1:50.0, the team did not use the full engine life, limiting the speed at which they could test the systems. For comparison, Oscar Piastri’s pole position at the same track in 2025 under favorable conditions was 1:14.670.
While the first races were delayed by 2 hours and 30 minutes due to ice on the track, one of the drones monitoring the process was damaged during the operation.
The shooting day was an important part of the team’s preparations for the 2026 season; This allowed the team to test new aerodynamics, tire behavior and powertrain performance in a variety of conditions, as well as work on the team’s logistics and procedures in limited weather conditions.
Source: Sport UA
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Formula 1 has made significant changes to the broadcast of two pre-season tests in Bahrain ahead of the start of the 2026 season, which will see the Australian Grand Prix open.
While the championship begins preparations for a new era in powertrains with the first of three tests, F1 returns to the tracks next week. Official races will take place in Barcelona, where each team will have the right to practice three days from Monday to Friday.
After that, the peloton will head to Bahrain, where two more three-day tests are planned. The first of these will take place on February 11-13, and the second will take place on February 18-20 at the Bahrain International Circuit.
It was previously assumed that both Bahrain tests would be published in full. However, Formula 1 has now revised these plans.
According to the current F1TV schedule, during the first testing week in Bahrain there will be only one hour of broadcast per day, starting at 15:00 BST. At the same time, the second three-day test will remain unchanged – it will be released in full as planned.
Source: Sport UA
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Motorsports
Former F1 champion boss: “He almost signed a contract with him, but Hamilton intervened”
Former Mercedes Formula 1 team manager Ross Brawn said that the German team was very close to transferring Nico Hulkenberg at the end of the 2012 season.
Following seven-time world champion Michael Schumacher’s decision to retire, Mercedes was actively searching for a star driver to replace him. One of the main candidates was the then young Hulkenberg, who played for Force India and scored 63 points during the season. A year earlier, he had made a name for himself by sensationally winning pole position at the 2010 Brazilian Grand Prix.
As a German automaker, Mercedes was interested in a German driver; this would allow them to retain an all-German driver line-up after the Schumacher-Nico Rosberg duo.
However, the situation changed when the opportunity arose to sign 2008 world champion Lewis Hamilton, who was looking for options to leave McLaren. The deal eventually went through and Hamilton won six championships in eight years, helping Mercedes to eight consecutive constructors’ championships between 2014 and 2021.
Ross Brawn admitted that Hulkenberg actually had a “plan B” in case negotiations with Hamilton failed:
“We almost signed Nico when we were at Mercedes because we didn’t know what Lewis’ situation would be in 2013,” Brown said. he said.
“Negotiations with Hamilton were not easy and Nico was waiting. He acted very maturely during these discussions.”
I explained the situation as clearly as possible: There was a chance, but it all depended on Lewis’ decision.
When Hamilton signed the contract we told Nico we couldn’t move forward. But I was really looking forward to working with him; I think he’s a great driver.”
If Hulkenberg moves to Mercedes in 2013, it is possible that he will become world champion or at least win a few races; The team has dominated Formula 1 since 2014.
Instead, the German moved to Sauber and then returned to Force India. He set a record for most non-podium starts, eventually breaking that record in 2025 at the British Grand Prix, taking his first podium finish in 239 races.
Hulkenberg is now 38 years old and probably the most interesting phase of his career awaits him: the collaboration with Audi, which will take full control of the Sauber team in 2026. Audi’s goal is to win the championship by 2030 and Hulkenberg should be a key figure in the construction of this project.
Source: Sport UA
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