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      Canelo Alvarez shows off £2m LaFerrari previously dubbed ‘most valuable supercar ever sold’

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      CANELO ALVAREZ has shown off his incredible red LaFerrari on social media to leave fans fawning over the supercar.The 31-year-old boxing star purchased the £2million motor last year ahead of his super-middleweight showdown to face Avni Yildirim.
      Canelo Alvarez reminded fans of his stunning LaFerrari, which is worth a whopping £2millionCredit: https://www.instagram.com/canelo/?hl=en
      Boxing star Canelo purchased the vehicle prior to his February 2021 bout with Avni YildirimCredit: https://www.instagram.com/canelo/?hl=en
      And Canelo has reminded his 12.5m followers of the gorgeous hybrid-electric supercar in a short clip he posted on his Instagram story.
      One of the most luxurious motors in the world, a 2017 model sold for a record-breaking £7.5m at an auction to raise money for Save the Children.
      It had been expected to fetch £3.6m, but bidders went crazy for the Aperta which can reach up to 217 mph.
      Canelo’s followers were quick to comment on his whip, as one user tweeted: “What a sexy car.”
      Another quipped: “This is why EVERYONE wants a Canelo pay day.”
      A third added: “Great taste in cars.”
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      Meanwhile this person simply stated: “It’s a beautiful car.”
      Canelo, who has won world titles from light-middleweight to light-heavyweight, is keen to jump TWO divisions to face WBC cruiserweight king Ilunga Makabu next.
      The Mexican ace requested to fight the Congolese star in November, with the WBC giving the blockbuster bout the green light.
      And Makabu’s legendary promoter Don King has welcomed the dust-up as he compared it to when Muhammad Ali fought George Foreman in 1974.
      King told SunSport: “Canelo is the one who challenged Makabu.
      “Now whether Canelo fights Makabu or not, Makabu certainly says, ‘I want to fight, I accept to fight’.
      “Makabu said it can be Rumble in The Jungle 2, we can go back to Zaire with a major, major attraction.
      Mexican star Canelo has lost just one out of his 60 fights inside the ringCredit: Getty
      “He says, I’m from Zaire, where the iconic Rumble in The Jungle between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman was.
      “And Makabu said, ‘I’m going to do to Canelo, what Muhammad Ali did to George Foreman and that’s knock you out’.
      “Now, I don’t know whether that’s going to scare Alvarez away or not, but we remain ready, willing and able to fight one of the greatest fighters out there today, Canelo Alvarez.” More

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      F1 calendar 2022: Grand Prix schedule, testing, tracks and results as Hamilton aims to regain crown in bumper season

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      LEWIS HAMILTON may have lost last year’s F1 title in controversial circumstances, but this time he’ll be gunning to get his gong back. Max Verstappen picked up his maiden championship in the final race of the season at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December.

      The new season is upon us with testing set to get underway in February, as Mercedes and Red Bull look set to battle it out for the Constructors’ Championship yet again.
      Rumours over Hamilton’s future in F1 have been swirling in recent weeks but he’s yet to give any indication he’s taking a break or retiring from the sport.
      Until then, strap yourselves in for one of the most hotly-anticipated seasons in F1 history.
      Here is how the F1 calendar unfolds for the 2022 season…
      Pre-season testing
      First test

      Wednesday, February 23 – Day 1, First Test, Barcelona
      Thursday, February 24 – Day 2, First Test, Barcelona
      Friday, February 25 – Day 3, First Test, Barcelona

      Second test

      Thursday, March 10 – Day 1, Second Test, Bahrain
      Friday, March 11 – Day 2, Second Test, Bahrain
      Saturday, March 12 – Day 3, Second Test, Bahrain

      F1 calendar 2022
      Practice, Qualifying, Sprint & Race times TBC.
      🇧🇭 Bahrain Grand Prix
      🏆 Grand Prix result:

      Venue: Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir
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      🇸🇦 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Jeddah Street Circuit
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      🇦🇺 Australian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Albert Park Circuit
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      🇮🇹 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
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      Venue: Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola
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      🇺🇸 Miami Grand Prix
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      Venue: Miami International Autodrome
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      🇪🇸 Spanish Grand Prix
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      Venue: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
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      🇲🇨 Monaco Grand Prix
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      Venue: Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo
      Friday, May 27
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      🇦🇿 Azerbaijan Grand Prix
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      Venue: Baku City Circuit
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      🇨🇦 Canadian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal
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      🇬🇧 British Grand Prix
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      Venue: Silverstone Circuit, Northamptonshire
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      🇦🇹 Austrian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Red Bull Ring, Spielberg
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      🇫🇷 French Grand Prix
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      Venue: Circuit Paul Ricard, Le Castellet
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      🇭🇺 Hungarian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Hungaroring, Budapest
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      🇧🇪 Belgian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
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      🇳🇱 Dutch Grand Prix
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      Venue: Zandvoort
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      🇮🇹 Italian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Autodromo Nazionale Monza
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      🇷🇺 Russian Grand Prix
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      Venue: Sochi Autodrom
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      🇸🇬 Singapore Grand Prix
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      Venue: Marina Bay Street Circuit
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      🇯🇵 Japanese Grand Prix
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      Venue: Suzuka Circuit
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      🇺🇸 United States Grand Prix
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      Venue: Circuit of The Americas, Austin, Texas
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      🇲🇽 Mexico City Grand Prix
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      Venue: Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, Mexico City
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      🇧🇷 Sao Paulo Grand Prix
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      Venue: Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Interlagos
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      🇦🇪 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
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      Venue: Yas Marina Circuit, Yas Island
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      Lewis Hamilton shocked he has never raced for Ferrari during epic F1 career and admits ‘it’s not really been possible’

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      LEWIS HAMILTON has admitted his surprise at never making the move to Ferrari.As the grandest name of Formula One over the decades, the Scuderia have previously employed legends including Michael Schumacher, Juan Manuel Fangio and Fernando Alonso.
      Lewis Hamilton remains under contract with Mercedes until 2023Credit: PA
      The F1 legend opened up on his relationship with Ferrari back in SeptemberCredit: Splash
      But British star Hamilton has never stepped into the famous red overalls, and has not even been close to doing so.
      Links did emerge last year but the legend, who has recently fuelled retirement talk after missing out on the F1 title to Max Verstappen last month, remains under contract with Mercedes until the end of 2023 and has described a switch to the Prancing Horse as ‘never really possible’.
      Speaking to Sky Italia back in September, via GPToday, he noted: “For years, whenever I come to Monza and see the fans, I hear them saying, ‘Come to Ferrari!’.
      “It warms my heart but it’s pretty amazing that I’ve never driven for Ferrari after so many years.
      “Because it’s a dream for everyone, a goal to be achieved.
      “It’s never really been possible and I will never quite know exactly why.
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      “I wish them the best and in the near future I will just have to stop them from winning the world championship instead [laughs].
      “I have a couple of Ferraris at home that I can drive, but not the F1 Ferrari.”
      Hamilton was signed to McLaren from a young age and raced for six years with the British team, winning the 2008 world title.
      McLaren’s decline coincided with old team-mate Fernando Alonso joining Ferrari and a renewal of their fiery relationship was not on the cards.
      In 2013, he replaced Michael Schumacher at Mercedes and will now hopefully be vying for a record eighth F1 title crown. More

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      British wonderkid Oliver Bearman, 16, joins Ferrari young driver academy after winning Italian AND German F4 titles

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      BRITISH teenager Oliver Bearman has joined the Ferrari young driver academy after winning the Italian AND German Formula 4 titles this season.The 16-year-old from Chelmsford joins the prestigious Italian F1 team following in the footsteps of Charles Leclerc, Jules Bianchi, Lance Stroll and Mick Schumacher over the past decade.
      Teenager Oliver Bearman has won junior races across EuropeCredit: Getty
      Bearman, who impressed at Ferrari’s scouting world finals at Maranello last month, said: “I am really happy to have been selected to join the Ferrari Driver Academy.
      “It is a great way to end what has been a really good racing season for me.
      “Just spending a week in Maranello was in itself an amazing experience, especially getting to drive at the Fiorano track.
      “Now I can’t wait to start working at the academy and to be part of the Ferrari family and to see what the future holds for me.”
      Bearman took the ADAC Formula 4 title in Germany last weekend finishing 26 points clear of second place.
      He had earlier sealed the Italian F4 title with 11 wins including a seven-in-a-row sequence across Misano, Vallelunga and Imola.

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      The storied ‘Prancing Horse’ team are the most successful in F1 having claimed a record 16 constructors’ championships.
      They dominated the early 2000s when the legendary Schumacher claimed five consecutive titles from 2000 to 2005.
      But they have struggled to hit those same heady heights with the emergence of rivals such as Mercedes and Red Bull.
      Their drivers currently sit sixth and seventh in the championship – Leclerc one spot above his team-mate Carlos Sainz.
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      Former Ferrari and Williams engineer Antonia Terzi killed in horror car crash aged 50 as F1 teams pay tribute

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      FORMER Ferrari and Williams technician Antonia Terzi has been killed in a horror UK car crash, aged 50.The ex-aerodynamicist – who was born in Italy – was famous for creating the ‘Walrus nose’ in the 2004 season.
      Former Ferrari and Williams technician Antonia Terzi has tragically died in a car crash aged 50Credit: Williams Racing
      Her career began in F1 with Ferrari where she worked until 2001 – with Michael Schumacher among others -before moving to Williams.
      She played a key role in their race-winning push following an engine partnership with BMW.
      Terzi caused a stir at the start of the 2004 campaign when the Williams FW26 was unveiled with the new nose concept.
      She then moved away from motorsport to become the head of aerodynamics at luxury car manufacturer Bentley.
      The Italian moved into being a teacher in later years at universities in the UK and Netherlands.
      Last year, Terzi was appointed professor at the Australian National University in Canberra.

      She was planning to move there from Great Britain once the Covid-19 travel restrictions had eased.
      After the sad news emerged, Williams tweeted: “We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our former colleague and chief aerodynamicist, Antonia Terzi.
      “Our thoughts go out to Antonia’s friends and family at this difficult time.”
      Twitter user Ivan wrote: “During my PhD at Imperial College, I used to pass quite frequently by a 50 per cent model scale made in aluminium of Williams’ walrus nosebox, sitting next to one of our wind tunnels.
      “I always wondered who came up with that idea. It is rather sad to learn it this way. RIP Antonia Terzi.”

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      ‘It was very short lived’ – Lewis Hamilton reveals Ferrari flirtation was over in no time and Mercedes ‘are like family’

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      LEWIS HAMILTON has shared his pride in being part of Mercedes and revealed he never seriously considered a move to Ferrari.The Brit, 36, said the idea of switching to Ferrari was “very short-lived” as he has always been happy with his current team.
      Lewis Hamilton feels he is part of a family at MercedesCredit: AP
      As well as the success he has enjoyed, Hamilton praised the teamwork and loyalty of those he works with and the family feel to the team.
      Hamilton told RacingNews365.com: “I have no reason to think about it (joining Ferrari).
      “It was a part of…each end of term you have to do your due diligence and see what options you have and I’m really proud of what I have and where I am with Mercedes.
      “I think I’ve said it before, it was very short-lived, the idea of going to Ferrari was short-lived in a sense that when you are with Mercedes, you are with a family for life.
      “If you look at all the historic drivers who have driven for Mercedes, they have been with them until they’re in their 90s and that is something that you don’t see in any other team, with any other brand.
      “So that is something that I am very proud of. Plus, we have achieved more than anybody and that is down to great teamwork, that is down to loyalty and so I don’t take that for granted.”
      Hamilton was speaking in reaction to comments from Stefano Domenicali revealing he wanted to sign the Mercedes star when he was Ferrari team principal.

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      But a move never materialised for Hamilton, who switched to Mercedes from McLaren in 2013.
      It has brought him a great deal of success, winning the Formula One world championships six times in eight years.
      He is vying for an eighth record-breaking title this year, but to do so he may have to overcome another grid penalty at the U.S. Grand Prix.
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      Lewis Hamilton shocked he has never raced for Ferrari during F1 career and admits ‘it’s not really been possible’

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      LEWIS HAMILTON has admitted his surprise at never making the move to Ferrari.As the grandest name of Formula One over the decades, the Scuderia have previously employed legends including Michael Schumacher, Juan Manuel Fangio and Fernando Alonso.
      Lewis Hamilton has opened up on his relationship with FerrariCredit: Splash
      But British star Hamilton has never stepped into the famous red overalls, and has not even been close to doing so.
      Links have emerged, most recently amid his domination of the sport with Mercedes when Ferrari was seen as a career swansong for the 36-year-old.
      Yet he is under contract with the German marque until the end of 2023 and has described a switch to the Prancing Horse as ‘never really possible’.
      Speaking to Sky Italia, via GPToday, he noted: “For years, whenever I come to Monza and see the fans, I hear them saying, ‘Come to Ferrari!’.
      “It warms my heart but it’s pretty amazing that I’ve never driven for Ferrari after so many years. Because it’s a dream for everyone, a goal to be achieved.
      “It’s never really been possible and I will never quite know exactly why.

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      “I wish them the best and in the near future I will just have to stop them from winning the world championship instead [laughs].
      “I have a couple of Ferraris at home that I can drive, but not the F1 Ferrari.”
      Hamilton was signed to McLaren from a young age and raced for six years with the British team, winning the 2008 world title.

      McLaren’s decline coincided with old team-mate Fernando Alonso joining Ferrari and a renewal of their fiery relationship was not on the cards.
      In 2013, he replaced Michael Schumacher at Mercedes with the goal of turning the team into serious world title contenders.
      Hamilton achieved that, and then some, swooping to his second crown in his second campaign with the Mercs – leaving Ferrari in his wake to this day.

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      Cristiano Ronaldo visits Ferrari garage with Juventus chiefs and ‘buys unique £1.4m supercar’ after AC Milan loss

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      CRISTIANO RONALDO faces incurring the wrath of Juventus fans after skipping training to visit Ferrari’s factory in Maranello.The 36-year-old decided to give himself Monday off – just a day after the crushing 3-0 defeat against AC Milan that leaves their Champions League dreams hanging by a thread.
      Cristiano Ronaldo posed for a photo with Ferrari’s F1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz during his visit to MaranelloCredit: Twitter / @Ferrari
      Andrea Pirlo’s side dropped out of the top four following the loss, as they sit in fifth spot with just three games to go.
      And instead of taking part in a recovery session ahead of Wednesday’s away trip to Sassuolo, Ronaldo showed up at Maranello – home of Ferrari’s F1 headquarters.
      He was accompanied by club chairman Andrea Agnelli and the 45-year-old’s cousin John Elkann, who is the CEO of Exor and Ferrari.
      Exor is the holding run by the Agnelli family that controls both Juventus and Ferrari.
      Whilst at Ferrari’s HQ, Ronaldo posed for a photo with F1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, who were given signed Juve shirts.
      And according to Corriere della Serra, Ronaldo treated himself to a Ferrari Monza worth £1.4million.
      Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is also a proud owner of the limited edition vehicle having bought it for his 38th birthday in 2019.
      Ronaldo’s supercar is just the latest in his collection that also includes an £8.5m Bugatti Centodieci as well as a Bugatti Chiron and Veyron.
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      Ronaldo has treated himself to a limited edition Ferrari Monza that costs a whopping £1.4millionCredit: Alamy

      Manager Andrea Pirlo only pockets £1.6million-per-year after taking charge of the club
      The five-time Ballon d’Or winner’s future in Turin is in question with Juve on the brink of having to settle for the Europa League.
      Despite the Italian side suffering in Serie A this season, Ronaldo has starred, with the ex-Manchester United ace the league’s top scorer with 27 goals in 31 games.
      But it could be his last campaign in Italy as Juve may cash in on the player with Ronaldo having just a year left on his contract.
      Should they miss out on the Champions League, Juventus wouldn’t be able to afford his mammoth £28m-a-year salary.
      The Euro 2016 winner has been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain to play alongside Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
      And there have even speculation that he could return to either Real Madrid, Sporting Lisbon or the Red Devils.
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