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Dennis: Wehrlein's Title 'Embarrassing'
Jake Dennis offered a strong reaction to Pascal Wehrlein's Formula E championship victory, describing it as 'embarrassing' after the most frantic season finale at the ExCeL in London. Wehrlein joined Jean-Eric Vergne as the only two-time Formula E champions.
The Porsche driver's comments came amid controversy surrounding team orders throughout the title decider, with Dennis highlighting how the championship was decided rather than earned on pure performance. chickenroad-game.rodeo
Cancelo se desvincula del Al Hilal y llegará al Barça como agente libre
Drømmedebut da Sandefjord brøt vond rekke
Etter fire strake tap og åtte kamper uten seier kunne Sandefjord endelig juble igjen.
Og det var debutanten Oskar Kapskarmo som viste vei.
Etter 29 minutter snublet Marius Lode med ballen som bakerste mann. Kapskarmo takket for gavepakken, snappet ballen og satte sikkert inn 1–0 i sin første kamp for Sandefjord.
Sarpsborg slo tilbake før pause. Daniel Karlsbakk dukket opp foran mål og styrte inn utligningen fra kloss hold.
Men Sandefjord hadde mer på lager.
Etter 57 minutter dro Foster Apetorgbor seg inn fra høyresiden og hamret inn 2–1.
Det ble også vinnermålet. Dermed tok Sandefjord sin første seier på ni seriekamper og kunne endelig sette punktum for den blytunge rekken.
Cyclists Criticize Safety After Tarling's Death
The rider's union, the CPA, has described itself as "furious" following Tarling's death during the eighth stage of the Portuguese race. The 19-year-old's brother, Netcompany Ineos professional Josh Tarling, was also competing in the event.
Former professionals have labeled the race's safety measures as "catastrophic" after Tarling collided with a vehicle driving towards the peloton. The incident has sparked widespread anger across professional cycling, with many calling for immediate improvements to safety protocols in professional races.
Odell Beckham Jr.: Felt good being out there, we'll see what happens
Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. saw his first game action since Week 14 of the 2024 season in Saturday's preseason opener.
Beckham got a nice ovation from the crowd at MetLife Stadium when he entered the game in the second quarter and caught two passes for six yards from Jameis Winston on three targets. Beckham also appeared to be open downfield late in the first half, but Winston opted for a shorter throw.
“I felt good. I feel good being out there," Beckham said. "I feel when you see the tape or at practice, I’m getting open. But at the end of the day, a receiver, I always talk about this, it’s the most selfless position on the field. You wait around all game for everybody to do their job just for five opportunities maybe. So when they do come their way, you’ve got to make the most of them. Today it was light. We’ll see what happens.”
Beckham played for Giants head coach John Harbaugh in Baltimore in 2023 and Harbaugh said he has enjoyed seeing the receiver back on the field after sitting out the 2025 season.
“I thought he looked pretty good," Harbaugh said. "Made a couple catches, you know? Did some things, some things he could've done better. He'll be the first guy to tell you that. But he looks solid. . . . I love him Odell. What he’s doing, what he’s fighting for, you know, I don’t know how it’s going to turn out. It’s going to turn out the way it turns out, you know, based on what happens. But to see his fight, his determination, his humility. He’s got his son in camp the other day. He's doing it for his son. Just as a friend, that makes me really proud.”
Beckham was listed on the third string on the Giants' initial depth chart and Saturday's usage reflects where he currently is in the pecking order. Beckham doesn't play special teams, which won't help his chances of making the club unless he finds himself ahead of several other wideouts by the end of the preseason.