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Charles Leclerc vents against Ferrari
The words of Charles Leclerc
Charles Leclerc, who started from the pole position, finished in sixth place in the U.S. Grand Prix, complicit in the decision to make only one pit stop.
Over the radio the Monegasque è vented: “I could not do better with this strategy. I think I optimized everything” His track engineer tried to console him (“You managed the tires well“) but the retort è was even heavier: “It doesn’t matter when we have such a shitty result….a”.
“We can’t hide the fact that a single stop è was definitely the wrong choice – he later added to the microphones of Sky Sports -. We have to look at our numbers becauseé both strategies were very similar, but it was not the case to risk the one-stop one becauseé I made much more effort. If we look at the degradation on the hard è it was good, but the two stops would have been the better choice. At the moment I didn’t know for what reason I had to give up the position to Carlos, then I è was told that Perez was catching up. There wasn’t much to do and I understand that you had to let Carlos pass to make sure he didn’t lose time behind me. On that I am not angry, but I am disappointed with the strategy”.
Team principal Frederic Vasseur commented as follows: “Obviously I have regrets because” when you start from pole you can’t be happy with a 4° and a 6° place. On Sainz’s side everything è went pretty well, we finished about four seconds behind Norris and I think it was a pretty well managed race. On Charles è side it was different, we went with one stop and clearly it è was not the right decision. We compromised his race with the strategy”.
“We had discussed this strategy with him, we didn’t take it to the race wall all of a sudden. It was one of the options, but the numbers we had were probably not among the best. The others decided on the two stops with more conviction, which we didn’t: we need to improve on that. The overtaking of Carlos we did just to save time for Charles as well, who in fact è managed to stay ahead of Russell on the’last lap”, he concluded.
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Miracle Fiorentina: nine qualify for the Conference League rounds
At the Pancho Arena in Felcsut, Fiorentina, reduced to 9 against 11, qualified for the Conference League group stage by beating Puskas Akademia 6-5 after penalty kicks.
The Viola took the lead in 59’ with Kean forcefully jumping over a man and when he got to the edge of the area he pierced Pecsi with a right-footed shot. On 94’ a penalty was awarded to the Magyars for a foul on Colley by Ranieri, who was sent off for double admonition. Three minutes later, Nagy from the penalty spot clears De Gea.
After the 3-3 draw of the first leg, we thus go to extra time and at 98’ Fiorentina remains in nine for another double caution to Comuzzo. The result is not unlocked and so it comes down to penalties. From the penalty spot, the Viola were infallible: Mandragora, Kouame, Colpani, Richardson and Biraghi scored while Szolnoki made the decisive mistake for the Hungarians on their fourth shot from the penalty spot.
Fiorentina thus returns to the event of which it lost the last two finals, to West Ham and Olympiakos.
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US Open, Matteo Arnaldi and Sara Errani in third round, Mattia Bellucci out
After Jannik Sinner and Jasmine Paolini landed in the third round of the US Open, two more wins out of three second-round matches came for Italian tennis, and it may not be over yet.
Matteo Arnaldi, world number 30, very convincingly beat Russian Roman Safiullin, number 57, with a score of 6-2 6-4 6-4 in two hours and four minutes of play. The 23-year-old from San Remo will now face’Australian Jordan Thompson.
Back in the third round of Flushing Meadows after nine years Sara Errani, the veteran from Romagna, former world number 5 and now 96, bent with a double 7-5 in an hour and 50 minutes of play the U.S. Caroline Dolehide, number 49, and will now face the promising Russian Diana Shnaider, number 18.
Mattia Bellucci, number 101, instead è surrendered to Australian Christopher O’Connell, number 87, with a score of 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-3 in two hours and 48 minutes.
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NBA, Stephen Curry extends with Warriors
Stephen Curry has extended his contract with the Golden State Warriors by one year, to which he will be bound until 2027.
In 2021, the 36-year-old fresh Olympic champion in Paris with the U.S. Dream team had signed a contract through 2026, worth $215.4 million, and according to ESPN the extension will net him an additional $62.6 million.
Curry has always played for the Warriors, a franchise in which he è arrived in the 2009 draft. He has won four NBA titles (2015, 2017, 2018, 2022) and è been named the season mvp twice.
He also holds the record for the most three-point shots made in the North American League, with 3,747 centers.
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