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2026 World Cup
Anyone attending deserves everything that happens to them under the trump regime.

Then there's this ...

The first open sale of tickets for the 2026 World Cup showed Fifa is charging up to $10,990 (£8,333) to be at the final.

It is thought to be the most expensive ever general admission to a football match.

In its World Cup...

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Moon Rocket leaves shed
Pictures of the next step in Nasa's return to manned missions rocket development.

Nasa Moon rocket core leaves for testing The first core stage for Nasa's "...

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BBC F1 World Champions Quiz
To my utter shame I couldn't remember the Champions from 1952 and 1953, so 97% for me.

F1 quiz: Name every Formula 1 world drivers' champion Can you name...

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F1 Engines - Where to for the future?
There seems to be some discussion about what is going to happen to F1 engines after the failure (?) of the current V6 formula. The point of the current hybrid systems was to make F1 more relevant to how car technology is developing, even super cars such as the new Ferrari, Porsche and McLaren machines use combination energy systems not just internal combustion engines, so hybrid...

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Max Verstappen
2015 sees the arrival of the youngest driver ever to sit in an F1 car. Max Verstappen was born on 30th September 1997 and, assuming he makes the grid in Australia, will only be 17 years and 167 days, beating Jaime Alguersuaris' record by 1 year and 323 days (assuming my maths is correct).

How can such a young man be ready for F1? As the son of former F1 driver Jos Verst...

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