Alpine’s October 27 announcement gives Gabriele Minì his first official F1 weekend session in Mexico, after private testing in the team’s 2025 car.
Julian Champagnie matched his Spurs record for three-pointers in a half with eight before the break, then finished San Antonio’s victory with the same eight makes.
Harry Kane became England’s first men’s Ballon d’Or winner since Michael Owen in 2001 and Bayern Munich’s first since Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in 1981.
Kiah Stokes tied Lisa Leslie’s single-postseason streak of six games with at least three blocks, while making three three-pointers in Golden State’s Finals victory.
Bournemouth’s latest Old Trafford win made it three 3–0 victories and a 4–4 draw across their last four Premier League visits, yielding 13 goals and 10 points.
Kimi Antonelli won in Austin by 13.078 seconds, but Russell and Hamilton kept the championship alive; ninth place in Mexico would guarantee the title.
Jake Woodley stopped Zayne Havener at 4:16 of round two to claim the LFA middleweight title, following the four-second knockout that made promotional history.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished three points short of extending his NBA record after asking to leave Oklahoma City’s victory over Denver with 1:43 remaining.
Marco Bezzecchi topped Phillip Island Practice by 0.072 seconds after switching to his spare bike during a session red-flagged for debris and a wallaby.
Aston Villa’s 3–1 victory over Viking made them the second-quickest club to reach 20 European Cup and Champions League wins, behind only Real Madrid.