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    1. Formula 1 Grand Prix of Italy (Monza) 2023 - Results

      That was a pretty good race. The Ferrari boys definitely entertained today! On to Singapore in two weeks! Results -- SPOILER POS NO DRIVER CAR LAPS TIME/RETIRED PTS 1 1 Max Verstappen RED BULL...

      That was a pretty good race. The Ferrari boys definitely entertained today!

      On to Singapore in two weeks!

      Results -- SPOILER
      POS NO DRIVER CAR LAPS TIME/RETIRED PTS
      1 1 Max Verstappen RED BULL RACING HONDA RBPT 50 1:12:13.618 25
      2 11 Sergio Perez RED BULL RACING HONDA RBPT 50 +7.686s 18
      3 55 Carlos Sainz FERRARI 50 +11.674s 15
      4 16 Charles Leclerc FERRARI 50 +12.119s 12
      5 63 George Russell MERCEDES 50 +18.925s 10
      6 44 Lewis Hamilton MERCEDES 50 +39.111s 8
      7 23 Alexander Albon WILLIAMS MERCEDES 50 +45.198s 6
      8 4 Lando Norris MCLAREN MERCEDES 50 +45.549s 4
      9 14 Fernando Alonso ASTON MARTIN ARAMCO MERCEDES 50 +46.424s 2
      10 77 Valtteri Bottas ALFA ROMEO FERRARI 49 +65.950s 1
      11 2 Logan Sargeant WILLIAMS MERCEDES 49 +71.398s 0
      12 81 Oscar Piastri MCLAREN MERCEDES 49 +72.240s 0
      13 40 Liam Lawson ALPHATAURI HONDA RBPT 49 +73.268s 0
      14 18 Lance Stroll ASTON MARTIN ARAMCO MERCEDES 49 +81.658s 0
      15 24 Zhou Guanyu ALFA ROMEO FERRARI 49 +81.913s 0
      16 10 Pierre Gasly ALPINE RENAULT 49 +82.236s 0
      17 27 Nico Hulkenberg HAAS FERRARI 49 +1 lap 0
      18 20 Kevin Magnussen HAAS FERRARI 49 +1 lap 0
      NC 31 Esteban Ocon ALPINE RENAULT 39 DNF 0
      NC 22 Yuki Tsunoda ALPHATAURI HONDA RBPT 0 DNF 0

      Source: F1.com

      22 votes
    2. NASCAR - Darlington Cook Out Southern 500

      Darlington is the first race of the NASCAR playoffs. 367 laps Network NBC Didn't see a thread for discussion of the race so thought I would start one. Who is everyone pulling for? Ive been a...

      Darlington is the first race of the NASCAR playoffs.
      367 laps
      Network NBC

      Didn't see a thread for discussion of the race so thought I would start one. Who is everyone pulling for? Ive been a Blaney fan for awhile, but I'm excited to see what RFK can do.

      4 votes
    3. Formula 1 Grand Prix of Italy (Monza) 2023 - Qualifying Results

      Not as crazy as F2 Qualifying, at least. That's certainly worth a watch. Looking forward to the race tomorrow. Will probably be the first race in awhile with no rain! Results -- SPOILER POS NO...

      Not as crazy as F2 Qualifying, at least. That's certainly worth a watch.

      Looking forward to the race tomorrow. Will probably be the first race in awhile with no rain!

      Results -- SPOILER
      POS NO DRIVER CAR Q1 Q2 Q3 LAPS
      1 55 Carlos Sainz FERRARI 1:21.965 1:20.991 1:20.294 20
      2 1 Max Verstappen RED BULL RACING HONDA RBPT 1:21.573 1:20.937 1:20.307 21
      3 16 Charles Leclerc FERRARI 1:21.788 1:20.977 1:20.361 21
      4 63 George Russell MERCEDES 1:22.148 1:21.382 1:20.671 21
      5 11 Sergio Perez RED BULL RACING HONDA RBPT 1:21.911 1:21.240 1:20.688 21
      6 23 Alexander Albon WILLIAMS MERCEDES 1:21.661 1:21.272 1:20.760 21
      7 81 Oscar Piastri MCLAREN MERCEDES 1:22.106 1:21.527 1:20.785 24
      8 44 Lewis Hamilton MERCEDES 1:21.977 1:21.369 1:20.820 21
      9 4 Lando Norris MCLAREN MERCEDES 1:21.995 1:21.581 1:20.979 23
      10 14 Fernando Alonso ASTON MARTIN ARAMCO MERCEDES 1:22.043 1:21.543 1:21.417 19
      11 22 Yuki Tsunoda ALPHATAURI HONDA RBPT 1:21.852 1:21.594 15
      12 40 Liam Lawson ALPHATAURI HONDA RBPT 1:22.112 1:21.758 15
      13 27 Nico Hulkenberg HAAS FERRARI 1:22.343 1:21.776 16
      14 77 Valtteri Bottas ALFA ROMEO FERRARI 1:22.249 1:21.940 14
      15 2 Logan Sargeant WILLIAMS MERCEDES 1:21.930 1:21.944 15
      16 24 Zhou Guanyu ALFA ROMEO FERRARI 1:22.390 8
      17 10 Pierre Gasly ALPINE RENAULT 1:22.545 7
      18 31 Esteban Ocon ALPINE RENAULT 1:22.548 8
      19 20 Kevin Magnussen HAAS FERRARI 1:22.592 8
      20 18 Lance Stroll ASTON MARTIN ARAMCO MERCEDES 1:22.860 9

      Source: F1.com

      11 votes
    4. September Sumo Basho Discussion

      With the next basho fast approaching I was curious about what everyone is looking forward to and excited about. I'm hoping for a full house of the senior sanyaku rikishi (maybe Terunofuji's knees...

      With the next basho fast approaching I was curious about what everyone is looking forward to and excited about.

      I'm hoping for a full house of the senior sanyaku rikishi (maybe Terunofuji's knees will be ready for action) and we can see some exciting matches between them. I'm also still trying to decide on new favorites after Ichinojo and Tochinoshin both retired.

      12 votes
    5. I’m really trying to appreciate the World Cup from the US

      Time zone challenges aside, I’m really appreciating the growth in the competition and the extent that the tournament has grown in popularity, viewership and more importantly recognition. When I...

      Time zone challenges aside, I’m really appreciating the growth in the competition and the extent that the tournament has grown in popularity, viewership and more importantly recognition.

      When I (for the first time) watched the Euro’s last year there was a perceived slower pace of Football and it took some getting used to compared to the pace of, for instance, the Premier League. But after watching a few games I’ve come to realize their game is developing at a high rate - and this World Cup’s excitement, quality of play, and upsets are evident that these players are catching up fast. They really are really putting on a show to be appreciated.

      But, like I said in the title, I’m watching Footie from the US.
      And, I wish I could say different, but the Fox commentary, in the simplest terms, sucks big time. Their breathless uneducated excitable play by play commentary (especially John Strong’s) detracts to the point that this is not an enjoyable experience at all.

      My resolution is to watch the game on Telemundo (in Spanish) so I can appreciate the talent on display, and not suffer the distraction of terrible commentary, but still pick up on the vibe.

      If American Soccer wants to evolve, then the TV commentary needs to toned down from overly excitable (and partial) to more informative and educational.

      I’m so grateful that the Wall wasn’t built tall enough to not now allow Spanish commentary.

      16 votes