Ollie Millroy says he owes his life to heroic rival who pulled him from burning car at China GT
Loek Hartog stopped to rescue British driver after crash
‘I will remember his bravery for the rest of my life’
British racing driver Ollie Millroy told Loek Hartog he owes him his life after his quick-thinking rival pulled him from a burning car after a huge crash in the first race of the China GT on Saturday. palladian.co.za
The incident happened 20 minutes into the Shanghai race when his Ferrari was struck heavily from the side after a collision between two other cars causing it to burst into flames.
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Skipresidenten deltar i kong Haralds gravferd
Roger Finjord skal representere norsk skisport i kong Haralds gravferd onsdag.
Det får NTB opplyst.
Det er ventet stor pågang til gravferdsseremonien i Oslo domkirke, der familie, utenlandske statsoverhoder, politikere og nære venner blir prioritert.
Kong Harald sovnet stille inn på Rikshospitalet 28. august, 89 år gammel.
– Norsk skisport har mistet en varm venn og en trofast støttespiller. Gjennom et langt liv har kong Harald vært til stede på de største idrettsarenaene, langs løyper og i bakker, sammen med mennesker som har skapt idrettsglede over hele landet, sa Finjord i en melding etter bortgangen. (NTB)
Ferrari “thinking race by race" about WEC title fight after scoring ‘equal’ pole in Austin
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Brighton v Arsenal: Women’s Super League – live
Minute-by-minute updates from 12pm (BST) kick-off
The WSL is back, with 14 teams this time around as women’s football goes from strength to strength. Those pesky upstarts London City Lionesses have been making waves on and off the pitch but it is the old guard who promise another enthralling title race. Champions Manchester City look the team to beat again, although Chelsea have spent heavily in a bid to reclaim their throne. Manchester United could be contenders too, but Arsenal will fancy ther chances of winning the Women’s Super League for the first time since 2019.
Renée Slegers’ squad has been boosted by the signings of Georgia Stanway, Ona Batlle, Selina Cerci, Géraldine Reuteler, Lisa Baum, Misa Rodríguez, Isabella Damm and Élisa De Almeida. Stanway stands out as in the heart of midfield but could this be the season Olivia Smith really takes off? The Canadian forward joined Arsenal for a then world-record fee of £1m last summer and showed flashes of her potential last season. Her skill and incisive running should give Arsenal’s attack an extra dimension during this campaign.
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