Mack.

Alpine: Gasly Q+R v Colapinto Aston Martin: Alonso Q v Stroll R Audi: Bortoleto Q+R v Hulkenberg Cadillac: Perez v Bottas Q+R Ferrari: Leclerc v Hamilton Q+R Haas: Ocon v Bearman Q+R McLaren: Norris v Piastri Q+R Mercedes: Antonelli Q+R v Russell Racing Bulls: Lawson v Lindblad Q+R Red Bull: Verstappen Q+R v Hadjar Williams: Albon v Sainz Jr Q+R Pole Position: Antonelli Winner: Hamilton Fastest Lap: Antonelli

Don't think Netherlands would say that.

2000 and Oasis are in vogue when England got knocked out of a major tournament. Fast forward 26 years and nothing has changed.

Sash!, so unlucky not to have a #1.

If it was Seventeen Going Under and not Rein Me In.

Bryan Adams still has the record not Sam Fender and Olivia Dean.

An football Top 3.

Andy Flower has ruled himself out of the running to replace Brendon McCullum as head coach of the England Test team. McCullum was sacked from the red-ball role earlier this month following a run of poor form and a number of controversial off-field incidents, but he remains in charge of the England white-ball set-up. Flower was England head coach from 2009 to 2014 and helped the team to win the Ashes on three occasions, including their last away win in 2010-11, before leaving after a 5-0 series defeat in Australia. The Zimbabwean is head coach of Royal Challengers Bengaluru and led them to the Indian Premier League title in 2025 and 2026

Lucas Herbert equals the lowest-ever round in a men's major, and leads the tournament by two shots.