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Verstappen vuelve a tener alas: primera pole del año; Alonso y Sainz …

Verstappen vuelve a tener alas: primera pole del año; Alonso y Sainz lo bordan

Es el mejor piloto de la parrilla. El más veloz. Las mejores manos. Solo necesitaba un coche a su altura. Y con la evolución presentada por Red Bull en la carrera de Bakú, Verstappen ya tiene las alas para volar. Y voló. En Azerbaiyán, solo unos problemas de motor le frenaron y pese a ello, acabó peleando por el triunfo. Una semana más tarde, Max Verstappen conquistó la pole en el GP de Bahrein de F1 que se disputa en Malasia, en Sepang.

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Maxx Crosby: Vegas is a different type of city, we have to earn home-field advantage

The Raiders haven't had a lot of success since moving to Las Vegas in 2020, but things may be changing. The Raiders are 3-0, on Sunday they host the 3-0 Chiefs, and Maxx Crosby says now is the time to show what kind of home-field advantage Allegiant Stadium can provide.

Crosby said that unlike Oakland and Los Angeles, where the rabid fans of the Black Hole were legendary, Vegas is a city where the Raiders are going to need to develop a fan base that isn't yet so invested in the team. hilogame.news

"We’re gonna need the fans at full effect, and that's all season," Crosby said. "We have to earn our stadium, and having the fans here. In Oakland it's built in, fans are going to show up, it's going to be Silver and Black. L.A. is the same thing. But Vegas is a different type of city. We're new to this city and we have to win. The fans come out, they want to see a winner. We have to earn that."

Crosby thinks winning comes first and the home-field advantage follows.

"We take it one day at a time and keep earning the respect, and love and passion for the fans. We know the fans have it, to fill that stadium every Sunday with Silver and Black, we've got to continue winning and keep putting a great product out there for the fans," Crosby said.

If the Raiders beat the Chiefs on Sunday, a whole lot of Las Vegas fans will be buying in.

Kimi Antonelli eyes aggressive undercut attack in F1 Malaysia

Kimi Antonelli will start third on the Bahrain Grand Prix grid thanks to Isack Hadjar's five-place grid penalty, but after Mercedes introduced a seven-piece upgrade package at Sepang, the driver's expectations were much higher before he started driving. He now places his hopes on using the powerful undercut this circuit may have to offer.
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