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Fans of Formula 1 – and there’s something like 76 million tuning in to watch grand prix weekends – are gearing up for another titanic battle on Monday morning.
This one will be fought out in Austin, Texas, in front of a record-breaking crowd.
Faced with much intrigue of why he was sacked, Christian Horner has stayed largely silent – until now. 60 Minutes
For 20 years he was the team principal of Red Bull, transforming the energy drinks company into a motor racing juggernaut.
In that time, he’s worked with great drivers in Australia’s Mark Webber and Daniel Ricciardo and most recently the extraordinary Dutchman, Max Verstappen.
Christian Horner's memoir ‘Drive' is released today, telling the story of how he started out as an aspiring Formula 1 driver before becoming one of the most successful team bosses of all time.
Prior to our extensive interview with Christian Horner last week, which is available both on YouTube and in podcast form, we read every page and have picked out five attention-grabbing – and previously little-known – things that caught our eye.
When he was racing in Formula 3, Horner was briefly on Lotus's books as what we'd today call a junior driver. This came with a price, with a £170,000 "annual fee" that Horner explains battling to raise – with a little help suspected to have come from a certain Nigel Mansell.
Christian Horner says he would seriously consider the right opportunity to return to Formula 1, but does not currently see Alpine as the team that could provide it.
The former Red Bull team principal has repeatedly been linked with the Enstone operation, where Flavio Briatore has been directing a recovery program and the ownership structure has attracted outside investment.
Horner played down that possibility when asked about his future by Sky.
If the right opportunity in a team existed, I'd certainly consider it seriously, he said. Right here, right now, I don't see that at Alpine.
He added that he was not pursuing a specific opening and was content to spend time away from the day-to-day demands of the championship.
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We are already into the 70s on Wednesday afternoon. The normal highs have fallen off very fast as of late. The normal for Minneapolis on Oct. 21 is actually only 55 degrees. As I type this from downtown St. Paul, we are 71 degrees and sunny. About three-quarters of Minnesota will top out in the 70s for the rest of Wednesday.
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The spring may not yet be over for Saturday’s brilliant Cox Plate winner, Cosmic Crusader, with breeder-owner Bob Peters revealing he may run his three-time Group 1 winner in the G1 Champions Stakes (2000m) at Flemington on November 7.
Much like the iron horses of the 1980s and 90s – such as Super Impose, Vo Rogue, Better Loosen Up, Sydeston and Naturalism – Cosmic Crusader appears to be thriving on being in work and going to the races. If he is to contest the Champions Stakes, it would be his eighth start this prep.
“I’m not ruling it out. I’ll see how he comes through yesterday’s run and make a decision from there,” Peters told Racing.com on Sunday.
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Patrick Cripps has had his share of sporting heartbreak in August and September. He can now add October to the list.
For a few fleeting moments, it looked as if Irish import Birdman was about to deliver one of Australian racing’s greatest prizes for the Carlton champion only for his Cox Plate dream to be dashed by a horse from his home state.
As trainer Andrea Leek, who operates stables in Nar Nar Goon North, celebrated becoming the first woman in 32 years to win Australia’s weight-for-age championship with West Australian star Cosmic Crusader, the dual Brownlow winner and his Carlton crew were left to wonder what might have been.
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Andrea Leek almost had the perfect day. The only thing missing as she celebrated becoming the first woman to train the winner of the Cox Plate in 32 years, and the first at Flemington, was her husband by her side.
John Leek Jr was at a friend’s house, cheering from the couch as his wife’s horse Cosmic Crusader defied the firepower of the country’s biggest stables.
He was unable to walk through Flemington’s famous gates, having been rubbed out of racing and banned from all tracks for three years in August on a charge of attempting to stomach tube a horse.
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Veronica Mars has nothing on Kristen Bell’s latest detective work.
The actress revealed that she uses her and Dax Shepard’s daughters to spy on him while she is away.
“Usually when I leave, they can be mischievous when they’re together, my husband and my kids,” Bell shared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” Thursday of their kids, Lincoln, 13, and Delta, 11.
“Whenever I leave town, I usually receive, almost immediately, notifications on my phone, ‘You’re McDonald’s has been delivered.’ ‘Your Taco Bell has been delivered.’ They just eat fast food.”
“But here’s what he didn’t consider, I have a mole on the ground, obviously,” Bell, 46, joked.
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For generations of Australians, the rules of home ownership were simple: work hard, save hard, borrow sensibly, and the roof over your head was yours for life.
It was a quiet promise built on stability. But right now, across the country, that promise is fracturing.
Across the country, thousands of hardworking Australians are facing a frightening reality amid relentless interest rate hikes in the middle of a cost of living crisis. Nine
The real issue isn’t just interest rates though, it’s that Australia is failing to build enough homes.
Across the country, thousands of prudent, hard-working Australians who thought they did everything right are facing a frightening reality: relentless interest rate hikes, in the middle of a cost of living crisis, mean they’re closer than ever to losing the roof over their heads.
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock might have to practise her poker face ahead of a crucial inflation print that could prompt traders to double down on bets on a Melbourne Cup day rate hike.
Coincidentally, Ms Bullock and fellow top Reserve Bank officials are scheduled to appear on screen at a Senate estimates hearing on Wednesday as the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases September quarter inflation data.
Rate watchers will be on high alert for any sign of a wince rippling across her features if the data confirms the quarterly trimmed mean – the Reserve Bank's preferred measure of underlying inflation – was above the board's forecast.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Luis Henrique ruled.
Inter have confirmed that Luis Henrique has suffered an injury to the adductors in his thigh, which is expected to keep him sidelined until the next international break according to the latest updates.
Inter have confirmed in a statement that the Brazilian wing-back reported for medical tests in Rozzano on Friday morning, which have revealed a strain to the adductor longus in his left thigh.
According to initial reports from Gianluca Di Marzio, this injury will keep Luis Henrique out of action until the next international break, which officially kicks off on November 9.
BOLOGNA, ITALY – OCTOBER 17: Luis Henrique is challenged by Juan Miranda of Bologna FC 1909 during the Serie A match at Stadio Renato Dall’Ara on October 17, 2026 in Bologna, Italy. (Photo by Emmanuele Ciancaglini/Getty Images)
Inter have suffered another injury setback ahead of Sunday’s Serie A clash against Fiorentina, with Luis Henrique ruled out after picking up a muscular problem in training. According to Calciomercato.it, the Brazilian winger underwent medical examinations at the Humanitas Institute in Rozzano on Friday after reporting discomfort during the Nerazzurri’s preparations for the weekend fixture.
Inter subsequently confirmed that tests revealed a strain to the long adductor muscle in his left thigh. The reigning Serie A champions have not provided a definitive recovery timeline, stating that medical staff will reassess his condition in the coming days.
Henrique will therefore miss Sunday’s encounter at San Siro, adding to Cristian Chivu’s growing list of absentees at a particularly demanding stage of the season. The former Marseille winger’s absence comes shortly after Inter finally secured their first Champions League victory of the campaign against Shakhtar Donetsk.
Luis Henrique has become the latest name on Inter’s injury list, with the club confirming a muscle strain in his left thigh two days before the Nerazzurri host Fiorentina at San Siro.
The Brazilian wide player had tests and scans at the Humanitas Institute in Rozzano on Friday morning. According to the official injury update published by Inter, the scans showed he has strained the adductor longus in his left thigh.
The statement was brief and did not include a recovery timeline or a date for a fresh assessment.
Without an official timeframe, the estimates in the Italian press vary. Internews24 reported that Luis Henrique pulled up during the most recent training session and that the medical staff hope to have him back within a couple of weeks. The same outlet considers him certain to miss Sunday’s league game and a serious doubt for Inter’s next European fixture.
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The New Zealand face Cook Islands in Round 2 of the 2026 Rugby League World Cup. Follow the live score, team lists and match updates from One NZ Stadium.
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Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad will come face-to-face with a piece of his rugby league past when he runs out for New Zealand against the Cook Islands, the nation he first represented on the international stage.
The versatile Auckland-born back has earned his opportunity at the World Cup, named to start in the centres in place of Dane Gagai.
Renowned as a fullback, Nicoll-Klokstad has built a career on his ability to slot in across the backline, including centre and five-eighth, while playing on the wing six times in 2026 for the Warriors, including in their two finals matches.
With Kalyn Ponga and Keano Kini among the options at fullback, the 31-year-old’s versatility has once again opened the door to international honours – the 20th Test of his career.
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