One name in fantasy football that isn't being talked about much is Carolina Panthers WR Jalen ****** er. That's mainly because of the team surrounding ****** er, but might Carolina be an offense on the rise? The Panthers have a decent young group headlined by QB Bryce Young and WR Tetairoa McMillan. As ****** er enters Year 3 in the NFL, it may be time for a breakout campaign.
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Here to discuss ****** er's outlook for the 2026 season are new Yahoo ****** ysts Josh Norris and Hayden Winks, celebrating their inaugural show for Yahoo Fantasy. The pair were joined by Yahoo Fantasy Forecast host Matt Harmon to get things started. You can look forward to more content all season long from Josh and Hayden, from the lead up to your draft through the regular season and offseason. Check out their YouTube channel here.
Harmon thinks ****** er is a great receiver and it's just taken him a bit longer to adjust to the NFL game coming from Holy Cross at the collegiate level. Harmon compares ****** er's body type to that of Chris Godwin Jr. or Jakobi Meyers. Two receivers we've seen have fantasy football success in the past five years.
Coker has only made it to 11 games in each of his two NFL seasons. Health has been an issue but he's made strides to get his body right. Last season, ****** er had 33 catches for 394 yards and three scores. While the regular season was uninspiring from a fantasy standpoint, the ****** ysts point out the playoff game vs. the Rams. ****** er had a 9-134-1 line on 12 targets against Los Angeles in the Panthers' near upset win.

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World champion Lando Norris has taken a swipe at Formula One chiefs accusing them of putting profit before the sport.
Speaking ahead of this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix, Norris also claimed F1 fans who have not been reared on Netflix's Drive to Survive series will "hate" this season's regulations.
The new engine rules – a 50-50 split between combustion and electrical power – have attracted criticism up and down the grid. They are back in the spotlight after the power-dependent rounds at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps.
Respected Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle said he had been left with a "tear in my eye because we've lost all the great corners at Silverstone and at Spa" with drivers effectively slowing down at top speed to recharge their battery.
And Norris said: "It's a business. Everyone wants to make money, so in order for Audi (new to the grid for 2026) and other teams like Cadillac to come in, we had to make changes.

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GLENDALE, ARIZONA - JANUARY 08: Trinidad Chambliss #6 of the Ole Miss Rebels scrambles with the ball out of bounds defended by Jaboree Antoine #16 of the Miami Hurricanes in the fourth quarter during the 2025 College Football Playoff Semifinal at the VRBO Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium on January 08, 2026 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
For the past three seasons, no Southeastern Conference team has played in the College Football Playoff championship game. It is a sore subject in a league that had previously won four consecutive national ***** les from 2019 through 2022. This season, the SEC could again have a team playing for the championship, as several top teams have returning quarterbacks.
The SEC had eight quarterbacks in the top 19 of The Athletic’s recent rankings, including six who started for their teams last season in No. 1 Trinidad Chambliss (Ole Miss), No. 7 Arch Manning (Texas), No. 11 Gunner Stockton (Georgia), No. 13 Marcel Reed (Texas A&M), No. 16 John Mateer (Oklahoma) and No. 18 LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina). The other two highly-ranked SEC quarterbacks are transfers in No. 8 Sam Leavitt (LSU) and No. 19 Byrum Brown (Auburn).
Chambliss is coming off the best season of any SEC quarterback, as he led the Rebels to the CFP semifinals. Although Chambliss wasn’t supposed to start and came from Division II Ferris State, he took over the starting job in September and threw for 3,937 yards and 22 touchdowns and ran for 527 yards and eight touchdowns. In three CFP games, he completed 67.9% of his passes for 921 yards, four touchdowns and no interceptions.
In February, a Mississippi judge ruled in Chambliss’s favor, granting him a preliminary injunction in a case against the NCAA and giving him another year of eligibility. After finishing eighth in the Heisman Trophy voting last year, he should contend for the award this year. He will be among the most hyped players this season, especially when Ole Miss on Sept. 19 hosts LSU, whose coach, Lane Kiffin, coached at Ole Miss for six seasons before leaving last November before the CFP began.

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Drivers have been vocal about how the complex energy deployment needs of the 2026 generation of Formula 1 cars have impacted how they have to be driven, with the reliance on energy harvesting causing a big mental shift in how to approach faster corners.
Mercedes driver George Russell is one driver who has struggled to gel with his machinery this year, which has come more naturally to his championship-leading team-mate Kimi Antonelli.
Norris, whose McLaren team has only finished on the podium four times this year as it tries to reel in Mercedes, appeared to have little sympathy for Russell's plight in what is still F1 fastest car in 2026.
"I mean, I've had to change my driving style every single year of my life," Norris said in Hungary. "I guess for him it's worked for 20 years, for me it's not worked. My driving style worked back in 2018 when I did my test year. That's probably about it. Ever since then I've had to change.
"I think the more experience you have in Formula 1, the better equipped you should be. If you're not ready to adapt to a different car, then you're not at a good enough level. It's our job, it's what we've got paid millions to do. It's to drive any car you get given, whether it's a good one, a bad one, an easy one or a hard one. You have to do it."

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Another tournament, another triumph for local baseball players.
The Mafia Baseball Club, a Pacific Northwest team, won their ticket to play in the Babe Ruth World Series. On July 13-17, the Mafia Baseball Club was the top finishing team in the Pacific Northwest Regional Tournament in Calgary, Alberta. Now, they're going to Branson, Missouri. The Babe Ruth World Series is scheduled to begin on July 27 and run through August 5.
The Mafia Baseball Club of Oregon was formed in the summer of 2025 and is coached by Luke Roth and Mateo Vodjansky. Many of the Clatsop County athletes are familiar with Roth since his company, Mid-Major Media, that publishes on social media, covers many of the 4A-1A athletes throughout the state of Oregon. Roth said he started Mid-Major Media with the intention of highlighting the underrepresented athletes in smaller schools and communities across the state. His company is also a sponsor of the Mafia Baseball Club.
Mafia Baseball Club has roots in both Toledo, Washington and Northwest Oregon. The 2026 team features local athletes from Astoria, Warrenton, Seaside and Knappa, among others. Oliver Stevens (Knappa), Zephan Pierce (Warrenton), Sam Schacher (Astoria), Dallas Norris (Astoria) and Hayden Halsen (Seaside) all have spent parts of their summer playing with the team.
The graduated senior Pierce from Warrenton High School and incoming Knappa High School senior Stevens, had strong regional performances as both a pitcher and catcher. At the regional tournament in Calgary, Stevens spun a total of 7.2 innings and struck out 8, while Pierce hit .333 and had a .429 on base percentage.

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This is a big weekend for motorsport fans, with Formula 1 rolling into Hungary for Round 11 and NASCAR's Cup Series tackling the legendary Brickyard. Here's everything you need to know about session times, where to watch, and how the championship battles currently stack up.
The Hungaroring hosts Round 11 of the season this weekend. Practice 1 goes green Friday, July 24 at 7:30 a.m. ET, followed by Practice 2 at 11:00 a.m. ET. Saturday brings Practice 3 at 6:30 a.m. ET and Qualifying at 10:00 a.m. ET, before Sunday's race gets underway at 9:00 a.m. ET over 70 laps.
Where to watch: Apple TV is the new home of F1 in the U.S. this season, with F1 TV Pro also carrying the international broadcast and timing data for fans who want every angle of the action.
Kimi Antonelli leads the drivers' standings with 204 points, ahead of Lewis Hamilton (159) in his first year at Ferrari and George Russell (154). Charles Leclerc (126) and Lando Norris (103) round out the top five, while Max Verstappen sits seventh on 91 points, well off his usual pace heading into the summer break.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway hosts a full weekend of NASCAR action. The Craftsman Truck Series opens things up Friday, July 24 with the TSport 200 at 8:00 p.m. ET on FS1. The Xfinity Series runs the Pennzoil 250 Saturday, July 25 at 4:00 p.m. ET on The CW. The headline event, the Cup Series' Brickyard 400, goes green Sunday, July 26 at 2:00 p.m. ET on TNT Sports.

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Lando Norris has spoken out against the intrusive nature of the paparazzi, detailing a recent incident in London where he was followed for 40 minutes, an experience the 2025 Formula 1 champion described as leaving him feeling "violated".
The Briton opened up about his shifting lifestyle, the challenges of maintaining privacy and the boundaries he expects others to respect while speaking with The Independent ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix.
As his profile and fame have increased following his championship victory in 2025, Norris explained that he has made a conscious effort to enjoy his life away from the pressures of F1.
"I am getting a bit older and I want to be able to go out – that doesn't mean go out and party – that just means have dinners and get out of the house," Norris said.
"Last year, I would just 'game' and feel like a loser, being in my own home. That's not a bad thing. I would keep myself to myself and be disciplined."

Being a Formula 1 World Champion comes with a massive, unavoidable spotlight, but McLaren's Lando Norris is officially drawing a hard line in the sand. During the Belgian Grand Prix weekend, the 26-year-old opened up about the increasingly aggressive paparazzi tactics he has faced off the track, revealing a deeply unsettling incident that left him feeling completely "violated".
While Norris has always been a fan favorite thanks to his laid-back Twitch streams and gaming sessions, his profile skyrocketed after clinching his maiden **** le in the 2025 season finale. Now, he is dealing with the ugly side of global superstardom.
Speaking to The Independent at Spa-Francorchamps, Norris detailed a recent, highly invasive encounter in the UK capital. Rather than just snapping a photo outside a restaurant, photographers actively stalked his car.
"The next level is paparazzi waiting for you in places or tailing you. I drove to my friend's house in London, and I knew a paparazzi was just following me the whole way. And following me through London for 40 minutes, just waiting to see who I was going to meet and where I was going."
For a driver who previously admitted he used to just stay inside and game until midnight, the shift has been jarring. Norris noted that while staying in and being hyper-disciplined wasn't a "bad thing," he is now older and simply wants to enjoy normal dinners with friends without it becoming a social media spectacle.

As has been the case for the past two years, persistent rumors suggest that Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is leaving his only Formula 1 team, though it may be best to wait for now.
Verstappen has been linked heavily to Mercedes in the past, though the Dutchman ended up staying with the incumbent team.
Now, the team connected to Verstappen is McLaren, which is rumored to be in talks with his camp and eyeing him as a teammate to pair with Lando Norris.
The move would come at an odd point considering McLaren has two young drivers tied down for the foreseeable future, and Oscar Piastri should have his best driving ahead of him.
However, with McLaren publicly backing their lineup and Mercedes looking quite comfortable, the only other possible option is Ferrari, though they are also seemingly set.

Golf has long been a favorite pastime for celebrities, professional athletes, and entertainers looking for a sport that combines competition with relaxation. Unlike many physically demanding activities, golf offers a slower pace while still challenging players to develop precision, patience, and strategic thinking. That unique combination has attracted stars from across the entertainment world, including Dean Norris, Samuel L. Jackson, Alice Cooper, Kathryn Newton, and Kelly Rohrbach, all of whom have spoken about their enjoyment of spending time on the course. For many, golf provides the perfect opportunity to unwind while maintaining a competitive edge.
Professional athletes are especially drawn to the sport because it allows them to stay competitive without placing excessive strain on their bodies. Tennis legend Novak Djokovic and Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz Jr. are among those who have embraced golf beyond casual recreation, regularly participating in high-profile events and demonstrating impressive skill on the course. Many athletes appreciate how golf rewards focus, mental discipline, and consistency, qualities they have already developed throughout their professional careers. Prestigious competitions such as the Ryder Cup further elevate the sport by transforming an individual game into one of the world's most celebrated team events, attracting millions of viewers and showcasing golf at its most dramatic.
The appeal of golf extends well beyond competition. A typical round offers fresh air, beautiful scenery, and several hours away from the pressures of daily life. Unlike sports that demand constant physical intensity, golf encourages players to slow down, think carefully, and enjoy the experience as much as the result. Whether someone is playing with friends, networking with colleagues, or simply spending time outdoors, each round presents new challenges and memorable moments. The satisfaction of a perfectly struck shot or a well-earned birdie often outweighs the frustration of the inevitable mistakes that come with the game.
Perhaps that balance of challenge and enjoyment explains why golf continues to attract people from every profession and generation. It is a sport where beginners and experienced players can share the same course, learn from one another, and appreciate steady improvement over time. While every golfer dreams of achieving the perfect round or an elusive hole-in-one, most return simply because they enjoy the combination of skill, strategy, and camaraderie. With its welcoming atmosphere, stunning landscapes, and lifelong learning curve, golf remains one of the few sports that can be equally relaxing, rewarding, and endlessly addictive.

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Formula 1 heads into Sunday at Silverstone with Kimi Antonelli on pole after a commanding Saturday at the British GP.
The Mercedes championship leader passed Lewis Hamilton to win the sprint, then followed it by taking his fifth grand prix pole of the season. Charles Leclerc starts alongside him on the front row, with Hamilton third and George Russell fourth after fading in the final part of qualifying.
Sunday’s race gives Antonelli a chance to extend his **** le lead, while Ferrari has both cars near the front and three British drivers — Hamilton, Russell and Lando Norris — chasing a home result at the sharp end of the grid. Here is everything you need to know ahead of the British GP.
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Round nine of the Formula 1 season is the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, which is also the fourth sprint event of the year, from 3-5 July.
On Saturday, ****** le leader Kimi Antonelli beat Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton to win his first sprint race with McLaren's Lando Norris finishing third.
Later in qualifying, 19-year-old Antonelli took pole position for the main grand prix, ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, Hamilton and George Russell in the other Mercedes.
Lights out for Sunday's 52-lap grand prix is at 15:00 BST.
Sprint qualifying results

Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli took pole position for the British Grand Prix with another impressive performance to beat the Ferraris and team-mate George Russell.
The Italian, who won the sprint race at Silverstone earlier on Saturday, was faster than Ferrari's Charles Leclerc by 0.175 seconds.
Lewis Hamilton was third in the second Ferrari, ahead of George Russell, who was 0.370secs slower than his 19-year-old team-mate.
Isack Hadjar took fifth, beating team-Max Verstappen for only the second time all year when both finished qualifying, the Dutchman split from the Frenchman by McLaren's Lando Norris.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri led the Racing Bulls of 18-year-old British rookie Arvid Lindblad and Liam Lawson to complete the top 10.

McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andrea Stella has explained the root cause behind Lando Norris fuel saving concerns in the British Grand Prix sprint.
On Saturday Norris made a good start from sixth and came out on top of a three-way battle for third place with George Russell and Max Verstappen, a long way behind leading pair Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton.
But after having built a comfortable gap to Russell, the reigning world champion came under pressure again from the Mercedes man in the closing stages as he was asked to save fuel.
Norris just about managed to hang onto third, but wasn't too pleased with the needlessly stressful end to the 17-lap race. Over the team radio an agitated Norris urged his squad to "get it right for once".
"We needed to compromise the pace a bit because we were managing fuel and Lando gave us a good reminder," McLaren team boss Stella told Sky.

Lando Norris has told George Russell to forget about taking any of his ‘Landostand’ seats and quipped that he has a “better fanbase” than his British rival.
Mercedes man Russell revealed his desire to match McLaren world champion Norris and have a dedicated stand at Silverstone in future years.
Norris debuted his stand in 2025 when he claimed his maiden British Grand Prix win and this year 16,000 fans are packing it out on the circuit’s Stowe corner.
Russell joked ahead of this weekend that Norris had a good spot for his stand and he would quite fancy taking some of it for himself.
“Good luck,” Norris retorted after finishing third in Saturday’s sprint.

Championship leader Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes became the youngest winner of a Formula One sprint on Saturday when he passed Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton to triumph at the British Grand Prix.
The 19-year-old Italian achieved his first sprint win with a well-managed drive after starting second, following the 41-year-old seven-time champion for seven of the 17 laps before powering into the lead.
Hamilton, who enjoyed a dominant Friday when he topped all the practice and qualifying sessions, had no answer to the outright power of his young rival.
Antonelli finished 2.745 seconds clear of Hamilton at the front to extend his lead in the ******* le race ahead of George Russell in the second Mercedes.
World champion Lando Norris of McLaren came third, 9.783sec behind the winner.

Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli caught and passed Lewis Hamilton to win an action-packed sprint race at the British Grand Prix.
While McLaren's Lando Norris, Mercedes' George Russell and Red Bull's Max Verstappen staged a frantic place-swapping scrap in the opening laps at Silverstone, Antonelli bided his time before homing in on Hamilton at the front.
The 19-year-old Italian let the race settle down before remorselessly homing in on the Ferrari and blasting past Hamilton on the Hangar Straight on lap eight after strategically saving his battery charge.
Hamilton hung on bravely but could do nothing to stop Antonelli extending his championship lead still further to 43 points over Russell.
Behind them, Norris drove an excellent race to blast up from sixth on the grid to fourth on the first lap before passing Russell on the second lap.

Formula 1 heads to Silverstone this weekend after a chaotic Austrian grand prix, where George Russell took a much-needed win to strengthen his ****** le push.
The Mercedes driver arrives at his home race with fresh momentum after cutting into team-mate Kimi Antonelli's championship lead. Antonelli still holds a 40-point advantage, but Russell’s Austria victory means the ****** le fight is tightening again at a critical point of the season.
The British GP also brings a home race for Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris, two drivers with strong Silverstone records but different levels of momentum. Hamilton has already won for Ferrari this season, while Norris and McLaren will be looking for a response after a difficult Austrian weekend.
Silverstone is one of Formula 1’s fastest and most historic circuits, with high-speed corners, quick changes of direction and a layout that rewards confidence. This weekend also follows the sprint format, meaning teams have only one free practice session before sprint qualifying sets the grid for Saturday’s sprint race.
Friday brings free practice 1 followed by sprint qualifying later in the afternoon. Here is everything you need to know ahead of Friday’s running at the British GP.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to pursue defenseman Zach Werenski , who is the reigning Norris Trophy winner, given to the best NHL defenseman for his overall impact. And if the Columbus Blue Jackets make him available, the cost could be enormous.
According to Daily Faceoff, any serious offer may have to begin with rising forward Matthew Knies .
During a discussion on Werenski's trade value, Colby Cohen said recent blockbuster deals have created a framework for negotiations.
"I think there's a roadmap on Werenski because Quinn Hughes was traded," Cohen said. "So I think there's at least a roadmap on the return for Werenski."
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It sounds like all the Zach Werenski trade talk to the San Jose Sharks might be moot.
Elliotte Friedman doesn’t think that Werenski wants to come to San Jose, at least not yet.
“Wherever Werenski’s going to go now is most likely somewhere he thinks he can win,” Friedman opined on the 32 Thoughts Podcast. “I just don’t think you can win [a Stanley Cup] there now.
The San Jose Sharks, led by 20-year-old superstar Macklin Celebrini, are undoubtedly on the rise. But they’ve also missed the playoffs for seven-straight seasons and running.
So, the reigning Norris Trophy winner, 28, would have a point. It’s also very much worth noting that the American superstar has a No-Movement Clause this upcoming season, so he’s not going anywhere that he doesn’t want, at least not in 2026-27.

Mercedes driver George Russell controversially ***** ed pole position at the Austrian Grand Prix from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc with the last lap of the session.
The result came amid late drama as Russell set his lap, beating Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton, despite passing yellow flags for a crash by Red Bull's Max Verstappen at the penultimate corner.
Russell's team-mate Kimi Antonelli, who was running just ahead of the Briton, also passed the Verstappen incident, but did not improve his time and will line up fourth.
McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri were sixth and seventh behind Verstappen, who kept fifth despite his crash.
Russell insisted he had slowed sufficiently for the Verstappen incident, and claimed there was just a single yellow flag showing, rather than the double waved yellows which might have been expected for such a situation.

Lando Norris hailed Lewis Hamilton’s first win for Ferrari as a “special” moment and says the seven-time world champion can “stick the middle finger up” to the doubters.
Hamilton’s first victory since he took the chequered flag for Mercedes at the Belgian Grand Prix in 2024 came following a brilliant drive as he pulled off a three-stop strategy to beat George Russell at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.
The 41-year-old’s future in the sport was questioned after a tough start to life at Ferrari.
But Norris, who grew up as a Hamilton fan, says he has now issued the perfect riposte to those nay-sayers.
“It’s pretty special. I grew up as a fan of Lewis and I don’t know if I would still say I’m like that kind of fan, but I’m still a fan of him,” Norris said.

Lewis Hamilton says he was struggling to find the words to express how much his first victory for Ferrari meant to him after winning the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.
The seven-time champion, in his second season with the team, won from Mercedes' George Russell and McLaren's Lando Norris.
That made it the first all-British podium in F1 since the 1968 United States Grand Prix, won by Sir Jackie Stewart from Graham Hill and John Surtees.
Hamilton had a difficult first season with Ferrari, failing to finish on the podium in any of the 24 grands prix, though he did win the sprint race in China.
He said: "How do you find the right words to express an emotion that's beyond your wildest dreams?"

Formula 1 heads to the famous Monte-Carlo street circuit next for the Monaco Grand Prix and round six of the 2026 season.
Kimi Antonelli claimed his fourth consecutive victory last time out in Canada, after a thrilling intra-team battle with George Russell ended after the Briton suffered a mechanical failure. It means the 19-year-old Italian has an impressive 43-point lead over his Mercedes teammate.
Lewis Hamilton, meanwhile, impressed in Montreal with his best-ever finish in Ferrari red as he came home in second, while Max Verstappen earned Red Bull’s first podium of the season as he came home in third.
It was a tougher day for McLaren after various car failures and penalties. Reigning world champion Lando Norris will be buoyed, however, as he returns to the scene of one of his greatest wins last year. Charles Leclerc, the hometown hero, was also a past winner in Monte-Carlo in 2024 and will be buoyed by a new contract with Ferrari, signed and sealed this week.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Monaco Grand Prix.

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The 2026 Formula 1 Drivers' Championship continues this weekend with competition heading over to Europe for ten straight races. The Monaco Grand Prix gets underway Sunday.
Heading into the seventh Grand Prix of the season, Mercedes is leading the pack far and away. 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli won his fourth race of the year in Canada on May 24, opening up a 43-point gap in the standings. Antonelli's teammate George Russell holds second.
McLaren has been struggling to keep up, with reigning world champion Lando Norris barely holding onto fifth place, and Oscar Piastri in sixth. Lewis Hamilton helped Ferrari stay in second after securing a second place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix.
How will the standings look after Monaco?

Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli pipped Red Bull's Max Verstappen to pole position in a gripping qualifying session at the Monaco Grand Prix.
The top spot changed hands three times in the final seconds of qualifying as Antonelli became last man standing, edging Verstappen by just 0.043 seconds to take his fourth pole of the year.
Lewis Hamilton was third as the fastest Ferrari, a place ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc, who had been briefly top with two minutes to go but crashed on his final lap.
And Antonelli's **** le rival George Russell in the second Mercedes was only sixth, behind Red Bull's Isack Hadjar.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris could manage only seventh and eighth places.

Formula 1 heads to the famous Monte-Carlo street circuit next for the Monaco Grand Prix and round six of the 2026 season.
Kimi Antonelli claimed his fourth consecutive victory last time out in Canada, after a thrilling intra-team battle with George Russell ended after the Briton suffered a mechanical failure. It means the 19-year-old Italian has an impressive 43-point lead over his Mercedes teammate.
Lewis Hamilton, meanwhile, impressed in Montreal with his best-ever finish in Ferrari red as he came home in second, while Max Verstappen earned Red Bull’s first podium of the season as he came home in third.
It was a tougher day for McLaren after various car failures and penalties. Reigning world champion Lando Norris will be buoyed, however, as he returns to the scene of one of his greatest wins last year. Charles Leclerc, the hometown hero, was also a past winner in Monte-Carlo in 2024.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Monaco Grand Prix.