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Why Isack Hadjar rejected Kimi Antonelli's apology after the Shanghai F1 sprint race

Isack Hadjar's frustration was evident after his collision with Kimi Antonelli in Shanghai. The Frenchman coldly rejected the Italian's apology

Motorsport

‘Every lap is survival’: Max Verstappen reflects on F1 Chinese GP qualifying woe

The four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen cut a disconsolate figure after qualifying eighth in Shanghai, saying Red Bull ‘have never had it this bad’

The Guardian - UK

Chinese Grand Prix: Russell's Shanghai Win Puts Ferrari Under Pressure as F1's Future Shifts

George Russell's sprint victory in Shanghai strengthens Mercedes' position in the F1 championship, while Ferrari faces pressure despite a double podium.

International Business Times UK

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Lewis Hamilton ‘hunting’ Mercedes as he chases first Ferrari podium in China

Hamilton ended last season without a podium but qualified in the top three in Shanghai

The Independent UK

Five quick takeaways from F1's Chinese GP sprint and qualifying

As Formula 1 hits its first sprint weekend of the season in China, here are some of the things we learned after Saturday's running at the Shanghai International Circuit

Motorsport

Isack Hadjar bemused by Kimi Antonelli collision in Chinese GP sprint

Kimi Antonelli received a 10s penalty for colliding into Isack Hadjar during the Shanghai sprint

Motorsport

Formula One: Antonelli takes pole in Chinese GP qualifying ahead of Russell – as it happened

Kimi Antonelli became the youngest pole sitter in Formula One history by claiming the top spot for the Chinese Grand Prix

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Max Verstappen: “Everything that could go wrong went wrong" in Chinese GP sprint

The Red Bull world champion failed to score points in the Shanghai sprint race

Motorsport

Kimi Antonelli takes historic pole for F1’s Chinese GP after George Russell’s sprint race win

Kimi Antonelli became the youngest pole sitter in F1 history by claiming the top spot for the Chinese GP after George Russell’s sprint race win

The Guardian - UK

George Russell explains eye-catching Chinese Grand Prix helmet design

George Russell discussed his Chinese Grand Prix helmet inspired by traditional blue-and-white teacups as he also looked ahead to starting the Shanghai sprint from pole

Motorsport

Lando Norris notes Mercedes ‘big advantage’ as George Russell takes sprint pole

Russell followed up his win in the Australian Grand Prix with pole for Saturday’s sprint race in Shanghai.

The Independent UK

Red Bull’s “disaster” on Friday: how Max Verstappen lost 1.7s to Mercedes

Verstappen branded his Friday a “disaster” after he was outqualified by an Alpine for the Shanghai sprint

Motorsport

Chinese Grand Prix: Start time, grid positions, how to watch F1 and weather forecast

Kimi Antonelli on pole for first time in Shanghai after Mercedes team-mate George Russell suffers gearbox problem

Evening Standard

F1 Academy at Shanghai: How to watch live, full schedule, what to know

The fourth year of F1 Academy will begin in Shanghai this weekend

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Ferrari to use rotating rear wing at F1 Chinese GP - Lewis Hamilton

Ferrari launched a unique design during F1 2026 testing and it will make its debut this weekend in Shanghai

Motorsport

F1 Academy announces partnership with beauty giant SEPHORA ahead of 2026 season opener in Shanghai

F1 Academy has secured SEPHORA as a new official partner for 2026, with the beauty giant also backing rookie driver Natalia Granada and launching fan activations across the season

Motorsport

Five things to look out for at F1’s Chinese GP

Round two of the 2026 Formula 1 season occurs this weekend in Shanghai

International Business Times

(VIDEO) Apple CEO Tim Cook Teases 'Big Week' as Apple Prepares to Unveil Multiple New Products

Apple Inc. is gearing up for what CEO Tim Cook described as a "big week ahead," with product announcements set to begin Monday, March 2, 2026, and culminating in a special in-person "experience" for select media and guests on Wednesday, March 4, in New York, London and Shanghai.

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Mercedes reveals Payton Westcott's 2026 F1 Academy livery

Mercedes has unveiled Payton Westcott’s 2026 F1 Academy livery as the team backs the American teenager for the new season, which starts in Shanghai on 13–15 March

International Business Times UK

2026 MacBook Pro Update: 5G Connectivity, Touchscreen, OLED Display and All Rumours We Know

Apple's March 4 "Experience" events in New York, London and Shanghai have reignited speculation about a $599 budget MacBook and a major Mac roadmap for 2026, while the bigger story may be the rumoured MacBook Pro, featuring OLED-class displays, possible touch functionality and 5G connectivity that finally cuts the tether.

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What To Expect From The Upcoming March Apple Event

Apple’s March 2026 Special Event FormatApple has officially announced a “Special Apple Experience” set for March 4, 2026. Instead of hosting a traditional keynote at Apple Park in California, the company is organizing simultaneous media experiences in New York, London, and Shanghai. This approach marks a slight shift from the…

The Independent UK

Watch: Entire street swallowed up by gigantic sinkhole in China

A huge sinkhole opened up in China, swallowing a large section of roadway near a Shanghai construction site.

Dot Esports

Valve sets key dates for Dota 2 TI 2026 in Shanghai

The schedule is locked in for this year's most prestigious Dota 2 event.

Motorsport

F1 Academy confirms first wild card entry of 2026 as 2025 driver returns

Shi Wei will make her second F1 Academy wild card appearance by racing at the 2026 season opener in Shanghai

The Times of India

Shanghai has been sinking for decades but something invisible beneath the ground is slowing it down

For decades, scientists have warned that Shanghai, one of the world’s largest and most densely populated coastal megacities, has been slowly sinking because of how humans have used the land beneath it. The problem is not new. As per reports, historical records show that parts of Shanghai have dropped more…

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