De Pasquale got the jump on Will Davison from the outside of the front row at the start to bank track position for the opening stint.The two Shell Fords then ran in formation with a little under a second separating them.Behind them it was initially Cam Waters who sat in third...
Following the FIA’s intervention in addressing safety concerns expressed by drivers, Mercedes found itself at the centre of intense debate in the paddock.Having run with a second floor stay as allowed by the FIA’s pre-event technical directive, rival teams questioned whether or not the team had had advance notice of the changes to get changes
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia and Yamaha star Fabio Quartararo are set to battle it out for victory after locking the top two spots on the grid, sharing the front row with Pramac's Johann Zarco.The second row is headed by Aleix Espargaro on the Aprilia, the Gresini Ducati of Fabio di Giannantonio and the second Ducati of
Red Bull's Max Verstappen will start the race from pole position ahead of Alpine star Fernando Alonso, who secured his front-row start in a decade in a wet, incident-packed qualifying on Saturday.Carlos Sainz will line up third in the lead Ferrari, with his teammate Charles Leclerc sent to the back of the grid after switching
Stephen Curry didn't necessarily need to prove anything about his already sterling legacy, but a fourth NBA title and Finals MVP surely ends any debate...
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Alessa Industries Co., which is 38%-owned by Sinad Holding Co., plans to offer 30% of its capital to the public on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul), revealed Abdulmohsen Alessa, Executive Vice President for Operations. The company targets local sales of over SAR 1 billion, he told Asharq Business, on the sidelines of the BIG 5
Tadawul trading screen Qualified foreign investors (QFIs) were net sellers of SAR 29.4 million worth of stocks on the Saudi Exchange (Tadawul) in the week ended June 23, according to recent data issued by the Saudi bourse. Foreign investors bought SAR 2.4 million worth of shares through swap agreements. Saudi retail investors were net purchasers
Logo of Future Care Trading Co. Future Care Trading Co. issued today, June 26, the registration document for the direct listing of its shares on Nomu-Parallel Market, said Marifa Capital, financial advisor on the company’s potential initial public offering (IPO). On June 7, the Capital Market Authority (CMA) approved Future Care’s application to register its shares for
