Showing posts with label July 15. Show all posts
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Saturday, July 15, 2017

#F1 Ricciardo last after a turbo issue Q1. Been leading the session until that point

 

skysports-daniel-ricciardo-red-bull-austria-f1_3997512Daniel Ricciardo finished the session dead last after a suspected turbo issue saw him pull up midway through the Q1. He had been leading the session up until that point, but the drying conditions meant he was 0.3s adrift of Ericsson by the end. Despite having a gearbox penalty, he will move up to 19th once Alonso’s larger engine penalty is applied.


Lewis Hamilton beats Kimi Raikkonen to pole, faces investigation; QUALI REPORT + VIDEO

SILVERSTONE — Lewis Hamilton secured pole position at the British Grand Prix after a dominant display at Silverstone saw him set the fastest lap time by 0.547s in qualifying.

No one could rival the Mercedes driver’s 1:26.600 as he beat the previous qualifying record by over 1.5s and held a healthy margin over the Ferrari drivers in second and third.

But as remarkable as Hamilton’s performance was, it is also under investigation after he impeded Romain Grosjean during the Frenchman’s quick lap in Q3. Grosjean immediately complained on the radio and his engineer responded saying he lost 0.3s by getting stuck behind the Mercedes. Moments later a message popped up on the timing screens saying the incident would be investigated by the stewards after the session, although Hamilton said he had no warning from his team on the radio and felt he was far enough clear of the Haas to get away with it.

On his quick lap, Hamilton hooked up three fastest sectors that left championship leader Sebastian Vettel 0.756s adrift in third. Vettel complained of traffic following his quick lap and lost the majority of his time to teammate Kimi Raikkonen in the second sector, allowing Raikkonen to secure his third front row grid slot of the season in second.

Valtteri Bottas was fourth fastest, 0.776s off his Mercedes teammate, but will start ninth once a five-place grid penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change is applied. He opted to use the the more durable soft compound in the second session of qualifying, meaning he will start the race on that tyre on Sunday while all the others in the top ten will start on the super-soft.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took fifth, over one and a half seconds off Hamilton, ahead of an impressive lap from Nico Hulkenberg in the Renault, who looked quick throughout all three sessions. Sergio Perez secured seventh for Force India ahead of teammate Esteban Ocon, the McLaren of Stoffel Vandoorne and Grosjean’s impeded Haas.

Briton Jolyon Palmer was knocked out in Q2 after missing out a place in the top-ten shootout by just 0.088s to Vandoorne. Daniil Kvyat was 12th fastest ahead of Fernando Alonso, who qualified 13th but will drop to last on the grid once his 30-place engine penalty has been applied. Carlos Sainz was 14th fastest ahead of Felipe Massa, who complained of traffic on his quick lap and had to settle for 15th.

Lance Stroll was knocked out in the final minutes of Q1 as Alonso bolted on a set of super-soft tyres at the end of a drying session and rocketed up to the top of the timesheets to P1. Stroll had been out on intermediate tyres throughout the session and his best effort ended up 0.531s shy of a place in Q2 when the chequered flag fell. He will move up one place to 15th on the grid when Alonso’s 30-place grid penalty is applied while Kevin Magnussen will move up to 16th, Pascal Wehrlein to 17th and Marcus Ericsson to 18th.

Daniel Ricciardo finished the session dead last after a suspected turbo issue saw him pull up midway through the Q1. He had been leading the session up until that point, but the drying conditions meant he was 0.3s adrift of Ericsson by the end. Despite having a gearbox penalty, he will move up to 19th once Alonso’s larger engine penalty is applied.

Source: Lewis Hamilton beats Kimi Raikkonen to pole, faces investigation


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#F1 #BritishGP FP3 “Rain Stopped Play”

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Geelong v Hawthorn: Cats win another classic as Isaac Smith misses with last kick of game

Such has been the nature of Geelong and Hawthorn’s meetings in recent seasons, you could swear you’d seen it all. In this instance, you had.

GEELONG 3.3 6.7 11.9 13.10 (88)
HAWTHORN 3.2 7.6 9.10 12.13 (85)
GOALS – Geelong: Dangerfield 5, Menzel 3, Parfitt, Selwood,  Stanley,  Simpson, Tuohy. Hawthorn: Schoenmakers 2, Mitchell 2, Smith, Gunston, Breust, Hodge, Shiels, Burgoyne, O’Brien, Langford.
BEST – Geelong: Dangerfield, Selwood, Tuohy, Menzel, Henderson,  Duncan. Hawthorn: Mitchell, Shiels, Hartung, McEvoy, Smith, Gunston.
UMPIRES –  Meredith,  Chamberlain,  Fleer.
CROWD – 70,345 at MCG.

Such has been the nature of Geelong and Hawthorn’s meetings in recent seasons, you could swear you’d seen it all. In this instance, you had.

Source: Geelong v Hawthorn: Cats win another classic as Isaac Smith misses with last kick of game


#F1 #BritishGP FP3 5pm. Quali 8pm WA Time. Bottas 5-place penalty for gearbox change

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Historic Quinninup Tavern destroyed by fire in WA’s South West

THE South West is mourning the loss of one of its most iconic venues after the 67-year-old Quinninup Tavern went up in flames in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Dale Atkins purchased “The Quinny” eight years ago and was in shock Saturday morning as she struggled to process the blaze.

“Someone in town rang me at about 4.30am to tell me the tavern was on fire and I thought it was a joke at first,” she said.

“I arrived just before the emergency services got there and the whole tavern was already engulfed.

“When the firies arrived they couldn’t get near the building because all the gas bottles we had on site were exploding.”

Source: Historic Quinninup Tavern destroyed by fire in WA’s South West | Perth Now


Trump Jr meeting: Russian lobbyist and former Soviet officer confirms attendance

A Russian-American lobbyist says he attended a June 2016 meeting with US President Donald Trump’s son, marking another shift in the account of a discussion that was billed as part of a Russian government effort to help the Republican’s White House campaign.

Key points:

  • Russian-American lobbyist says he attended June 2016 between Donald Trump Jr and Russian lawyer
  • Rinat Akhmetshin says he is a former Soviet counter-intelligence officer
  • Meeting heightens claims of Russian interference during US Presidential election campaign

Rinat Akhmetshin confirmed his participation to The Associated Press.

He has been reported to have ties to Russian intelligence agencies, though he denied ever working as an intelligence agent.

He told AP that he served in the Soviet military in a unit that was part of counterintelligence but was never formally trained as a spy.

The meeting has heightened questions about whether Mr Trump’s campaign coordinated with the Russian Government during the election, which is the focus of federal and congressional investigations.

Source: Donald Trump Jr meeting: Russian lobbyist and former Soviet officer confirms attendance – Donald Trump’s America – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Sydney skydiving deaths: Two men killed during tandem jump near Picton, NSW

The bodies of two men attempting a tandem skydive are discovered in the driveway of a property near Picton, about 90 kilometres south-west of Sydney, as police launch an investigation.

Police and New South Wales Ambulance were called to the front of a property on Wilton Road in Wilton about 2pm, after a local resident raised the alarm.

Police said the two men — one aged in his 60s and the other in his 20s — were found dead at the scene.

It is understood they were completing a tandem jump, supervised by Sydney Skydivers, and their bodies were found in the driveway of the property.

It is believed the men’s bodies were found about one kilometre away from their intended landing spot.

Source: Sydney skydiving deaths: Two men killed during tandem jump near Picton, NSW – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)


Friday, July 14, 2017

At least three people dead in blaze in Honolulu high-rise apartment building

HONOLULU (AP) — The Latest on a fire in a Honolulu high-rise apartment building (all times local):

5:15 p.m.

A fire official says at least three people are dead in a blaze in a Honolulu high-rise apartment building.

Fire Department Capt. David Jenkins says the number of fatalities could change. He says at least 12 people have needed medical help.

Paramedics have treated and transported three people to a hospital.

Jenkins says some residents are unaccounted for, but he can’t estimate how many. He says firefighters are going door-to-door.

Jenkins says Friday’s fire started on the 26th floor of the Marco Polo apartments. Several hours later, it has spread to the 28th floor and several units.

He says about 100 firefighters are battling the blaze.

The 36-story building just outside the tourist mecca of Waikiki has 568 apartment units.

4:45 p.m.

Honolulu Emergency Medical Services have treated two patients and transported them in serious and stable condition to the hospital.

On scene EMS has several ambulances with paramedics and emergency medical technicians as well as two chiefs evaluating patients for smoke inhalation. Paramedics are expediting emergency treatment with a triage location inside the building.

Firefighters received a call for the fire on the 26th floor of the Marco Polo building at 2:30 p.m.

Source: The Latest: Fire official: At least 3 dead in high-rise fire


Nicole Kidman poses in racy red swimsuit for LOVE  + Video Clip

NICOLE KIDMAN has posed for a magazine cover in a revealing one-piece red swimsuit, admitting the pictures were too “crazy” to publish.

“I thought about this shoot afterwards. I was like, “what was I doing? I lost my mind! How are the shots? Do they look crazy?” Nicole is quoted as saying on the magazine’s Instagram.

The revealing one-piece had crisscross lacing going up the front and she teams it with a cowboy hat.

Kidman and her Big Little Lies co-star Reese Witherspoon will be facing off against each other in the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or Movie category at the upcoming Emmys.

Kidman’s Big Little Lies is up for 16 nominations all up and the HBO show faces off with Geoffrey Rush’s Genius in the best limited series category.

Kidman’s acting career is currentlhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9fwKBj2ZTQy on a hot streak, with her new movie The Beguiled alsoout this week.

Source: Nicole Kidman poses in racy red swimsuit for LOVE


Third AFL executive caught up in scandal

Reports of new allegations of an inappropriate relationship against a third high-ranking AFL executive.

The Herald Sun reports new allegations of an inappropriate relationship against a third high-ranking AFL executive has come to light.

The revelations come following the resignation of two managers after they admitted to inappropriate relationships with younger women in the industry.

It’s also been revealed the girlfriend of rugby union star Kurtley Beale is one of the women caught up in the latest scandal to plague the league.

Maddi Blomberg has been linked with AFL general manager Simon Lethlean.

Former AFL football operations manager Simon Lethlean has apologised for the inappropriate relationship which forced his resignation.

‘I failed my wife, my family, my friends, my organisation and football by making the decision I have … I am deeply sorry for all the hurt and embarrassment I have caused,’ Lethlean said in a statement.

AFL CEO Gillian Mclaughlin said AFL executives need to be held to ‘higher standards.’

‘I’m not going to talk to specific details about anything other than to say, I’ve got a duty of care to a lot of people here,’ he said,

Source: Third AFL executive caught up in scandal


Couldn’t we just trade presidents? Or Prime Ministers?

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Melbourne recycling fire expected to continue to burn for another 3 days; CLIP

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Bus driver hailed a hero for helping a lost 2yo boy who wandered away from home; CLIP

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6 Years #OTD Daniel Ricciardo #F1 debut HRT-Cosworth, F19 (+3 laps) So Young No Beard