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After a tripleheader in Formula One and with one final push ahead of the summer break, F1 drivers also took some break last weekend. While Lando Norris and George Russell visited the UEFA Euro final in Berlin, Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly opted for a different event, after already visiting Wimbledon last week.
Jon Rahm felt like one of the most popular players when he arrived at Royal Troon, even if it had nothing to do with him or with his golf. Spain is on quite the run at the moment. Carlos Alcaraz won Wimbledon for his second Grand Slam title of the year, right before Spain defeated England in the European Championships.
Clay, grass, clay: the surface transition never really seen in tennis, until a succession of two Grand Slam tournaments and one Olympic Games in 2024. With two events complete and one almost done, Carlos Alcaraz is handling business, and the rest of the field don’t have an answer. After beating Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime soundly at the French Open a couple of months ago, the 21-year-old Spaniard and French Open and Wimbledon champion dismantled his opponent in the 2024 Paris Olympic semifinals, winning 6-1, 6-1. As that medal of mythic import gets closer, in a sport in which it is...