AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMotorsport Shock: Max Verstappen’s Nurburgring 24 Hours debut ended in heartbreak after a late driveshaft failure dashed his lead and left him out of contention, while Mercedes-AMG’s crew still took overall victory from 25th on the grid. Sport Discipline: The weekend also brought disqualifications—three drivers lost licences for excessive speed in Code 60 zones, including former F1 racer Timo Glock. World Cup Focus (Iraq): Iraq coach Graham Arnold says the team’s goal is now to show a “fighting mentality” in a brutal Group I against Norway, France and Senegal, with friendlies including Andorra. Andorra in the spotlight: Andorra-based Jules Gounon is part of Verstappen’s driving lineup, and the country is also tied to the World Cup build-up. Football (Colombia): Santa Fe and Junior played out a 1-1 draw in the first BetPlay League semifinal, keeping the second leg wide open.
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