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Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix for first time after leading all 62 laps

Max Verstappen won at Marina Bay, finishing 7.335 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc, with Kimi Antonelli third. It was the Red Bull driver’s first Singapore victory and the 73rd win of his Formula 1 career. Max Verstappen won Formula 1’s Singapore night race on October 11. He completed 62 laps of Marina Bay in 1:42:00.785, finishing 7.335 seconds ahead of Charles Leclerc.

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Ten medals and top spot: Astana’s young archers win Kazakhstan championship

Astana won four gold medals at the national youth traditional archery championship in Zhanaozen. Meet the athletes behind the result. Astana's administration reported on 8 October that the city's team had won the overall standings at Kazakhstan's youth traditional archery championship. Held in Zhanaozen in Mangystau Region, the event brought together about 60 athletes from 11 regions.

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Asian Games 2026: Five Bronzes Put Kazakhstan Fourth After Day Six

Kazakhstan won five bronze medals on day six of the 2026 Asian Games in Japan. Here is who reached the podium, how the athletes performed in track and field, shooting, fencing and canoe sprint, and the national team's overall medal count heading into the next competition day. We also note the close fourth-place finishes and explain why the standings can still change.

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The Wrong Table: Thirty Years of Olympics, Recounted Honestly

The medal table measures the size of a country before anything else: economists showed the result is predicted almost entirely by population and GDP. We recalculated all sixteen Olympics from 1994 to 2024 per head of population — the United States falls from 1st to 53rd, China from 2nd to 91st, India lands 131st of 132.

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A Dream Final, and Why This Football Matters Right Now

The 2026 World Cup — the first 48-team tournament, hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico — reached its final in a way that rarely happens. For the first time since world rankings began in 1992, the four strongest teams going in — Argentina, Spain, France and England — all made the semi-finals.