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Max Verstappen delivered a flawless drive under the floodlights of the Losail International Circuit to claim a commanding victory at the Qatar Grand Prix, further stamping his authority on the 2025 Formula 1 season. Starting from pole position, the four-time world champion was untouchable from the moment the lights went out. Verstappen controlled the race with ruthless precision, managing his tires, defending when needed, and pulling away at will to cross the line 8.4 seconds ahead of his nearest rival. Even a late safety car couldn’t disrupt the Dutchman’s rhythm. When racing resumed with three laps remaining, Verstappen nailed the…

Former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Jake E. Lee has opened up about finally burying the hatchet with Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, nearly four decades after his abrupt 1987 firing, describing their recent reunion as warm, loving, and long overdue. The reconciliation took place just days before Black Sabbath’s emotional farewell concert in Birmingham in July 2025, an event made even more poignant by Ozzy Osbourne’s passing only weeks later. In a new interview with Guitar World, Lee, who played on the classic Ozzy albums Bark at the Moon (1983) and The Ultimate Sin (1986), admitted he wasn’t sure what to expect…

Mikaela Shiffrin just turned her backyard hill into a personal highlight reel. The 30-year-old American delivered a masterclass on the Home Groomer course Sunday, obliterating the women’s slalom field by a staggering 1.57 seconds to claim her 104th World Cup victory and extend one of the most untouchable streaks in sport. First run: fastest. Second run: even faster. Combined time: 1:48.75. Germany’s Lena Dürr took second, teenage sensation Lara Colturi (Albania) third, but this was never a contest. Shiffrin led by 0.28 after run one and then skied the final like the mountain owed her money. Moments after crossing the…

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone didn’t just run the 400m this year—she redefined it. On Sunday night at the glittering World Athletics Awards in Monaco’s Théâtre Princesse Grace, the 26-year-old American hurdler and sprinter was crowned Female Track Athlete of the Year for the second straight season, a feat that cements her status as the undisputed GOAT of the gates. Beating out fierce finalists like Dutch powerhouse Femke Bol, Kenyan distance queens Faith Kipyegon and Beatrice Chebet, and Saint Lucia’s sprint sensation Julien Alfred, McLaughlin-Levrone’s 2025 was a masterclass in dominance. Her crowning achievement? A blistering 47.78 at the Tokyo World Championships— the…

Mikaela Shiffrin just skied away from the entire planet, again. The queen of slalom needed exactly two runs Sunday to remind everyone why the record books already have her name in permanent ink. Combined time: 1:48.75. Winning margin: a ridiculous 1.57 seconds. Career World Cup victory number 104 is officially in the bag. Germany’s Lena Dürr, no slouch herself, crossed the line second and immediately laughed at the scoreboard. Eighteen-year-old Lara Colturi rounded out the podium for Albania, but the story was written long before the final racer clicked into the start gate. Shiffrin’s own words said it best, posted…

 Mikaela Shiffrin isn’t just winning slaloms this season—she’s rewriting the definition of untouchable. The American alpine icon claimed her third consecutive World Cup slalom victory on Sunday at Copper Mountain, demolishing the field by 1.57 seconds in a home-soil masterclass that not only extended her record to 104 career wins but also punched her ticket to the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics. Shiffrin’s blistering performance—clocking a combined 1:48.75 across two runs—left Germany’s Lena Duerr in second, 1.57 seconds adrift, with Austria’s Julia Scheib third at 0.96 back. It was a margin that screamed supremacy, capping a trifecta of triumphs that have left…

Mikaela Shiffrin unleashed a flawless performance on her home turf Sunday, powering to a commanding victory in the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup women’s slalom at Copper Mountain Resort to notch her 104th career World Cup win and her 67th in the discipline. The 30-year-old American superstar from nearby Edwards, Colorado, finished with a two-run combined time of 1:42.56, surging ahead by an astonishing 1.57 seconds over Germany’s Lena Dürre in second place. Albania’s rising star Lara Colturi rounded out the podium in third at +1.85, marking back-to-back bronze medals for the 19-year-old after her runner-up finishes in the…

Mikaela Shiffrin delivered a masterclass under bright Colorado sunshine, charging to the top of the leaderboard after the first run of the women’s World Cup slalom with a time of 52.94 seconds, putting her firmly in pole position for what could be her third straight slalom victory of the 2025/26 season. The two-time Olympic champion and reigning slalom globe holder was untouchable on the demanding “Cardiac Carve” course, building an early advantage through the steep middle section and carrying blistering speed across the flatter lower pitch. Switzerland’s Wendy Holdener, the 2018 Olympic silver medalist, sits second at just 0.28 seconds…

In a pulse-pounding first run under crisp Rocky Mountain skies, American alpine sensation Mikaela Shiffrin reclaimed her throne, storming to the lead in the women’s slalom at the Stifel Copper Cup. Clocking an impeccable 52.94 seconds, Shiffrin edged out Switzerland’s Wendy Holdener by 0.28 seconds and Austria’s Katharina Liensberger by 0.69, setting the stage for a nail-biting second run and a potential third consecutive World Cup slalom victory. The 30-year-old Shiffrin, already the proud owner of a record 103 career World Cup wins, entered the day as the overwhelming favorite after dominating the season’s opening two slaloms in Levi, Finland,…

In a new interview on Talk Is Jericho, former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Jake E. Lee has reopened one of rock’s longest-simmering grudges: his abrupt 1987 firing from the Prince of Darkness’ band, despite writing the lion’s share of the music on the platinum albums Bark at the Moon and The Ultimate Sin. According to Lee, the beginning of the end came down to one absurdly simple disagreement: he wanted to rehearse and write at night (like every rock band he’d ever been in), while bassist Phil Soussan and keyboardist John Sinclair wanted daytime sessions so they could hit Hollywood parties…