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Oct 11, 2026
Overtaking Anton De Pasquale on the last lap, Brodie Kostecki dedicated his surprise Bathurst 1000 victory to Australian motorsport icon Dick Johnson.
Max Verstappen has stormed to a comfortable victory at the Singapore F1 Grand Prix but Australia's Oscar Piastri claimed a battling fifth place for McLaren.
The weekslong battle for the third seed in the South Korean baseball postseason will come down to the final regular-season meeting between the combatants. The Kia Tigers blew a chance to clinch the No. 3 spot at home Sunday, when they lost to the Lotte Giants 4-1 at Gwangju-Kia Champions Field in the southwestern city of Gwangju. A victory would have given the Tigers a direct ticket to the best-of-five first round of the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) postseason as the third seed and sent their rivals LG Twins to the wild card round as the fourth seed. The Doosan Bears, who clinched the No. 5 seed Wednesday, will be the other team in the wild card series. With Sunday's loss by the Tigers, the winner of Monday's showdown between the Tigers and the Twins in Gwangju will grab the third seed. That game will begin at 6:30 p.m. It will be the final game of the regular season for both clubs. The Tigers are currently in third place with a win-loss-tie record of 78-63-2, and the Twins are sitting in fourth place at 78-64-1. The Tigers have a slight edge in their season series against the Twins
The Aussie have begun building their lead after bowling South Africa out for 284 in Durban.
A blistering Max Verstappen led every single lap from pole, triumphing in Singapore, while a luckless Oscar Piastri was plagued by a slow pitstop.
Australia have a clear advantage in the first Test against South Africa in Durban, but early sunsets could leave them in a hurry to set up a victory in time.
Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood claimed their second Bathurst 1000 after Anton De Pasquale ran out of fuel on the final lap.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris give their thoughts on their untimely crash in the sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Most of the big names fell last week, but the final three days of this year’s trade period will still provide some twists and turns.
For the umpteenth time across the weekend, punters who laid a winning bet with the TAB tote were sold short. The culprit? The much-touted World Pool.
Four years after failing to steer the Kiwis past Australia in the 2022 World Cup semi-final, Jahrome Hughes still carries the weight of that loss.
Dark horse Cairns have made it three consecutive wins, knocking down 18 three-pointers to see off the plucky Illawarra by 10 points in Wollongong.
