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Listen to this article Russell had started from the pitlane after taking a new power unit under parc ferme, and during his attempt to regain ground he went up an escape road after making contact with the Alfa Romeo of Valtteri Bottas and dropped back. Given that he was at the back of the field, Russell agreed with the team’s suggestion that he try slicks, but it was evident straight away that it was too early as he almost went off at the first corner. He was well off the pace of every other car, but having made the choice he stuck with it and began to see an improvement in pace – which eventually prompted other teams to make the switch. He lost more ground later in the race when a collision with Mick Schumacher 's Haas caused a puncture and led to an extra stop. Russell eventually finished 14th, having set fastest lap on his new tyres. “Well, I was asking the pit for a new set of inters,” Russell said when asked by Motorsport.com about his early move to slicks. “And … [Read more...] about Russell: Mercedes F1 “had to try something” with slick tyre gamble

George Russell feels the Marina Bay Circuit, host venue of the Singapore Grand Prix, should be revamped to boost overtaking opportunities. Singapore certainly delivered on atmosphere as Formula 1 returned for the first time since 2019, a new attendance record set for the event of 302,000 as fans flocked through the gates to embrace Formula 1 action in the nation once more. But on the track, while multiple appearances of the Safety Car and Virtual Safety Car played their part in spicing up the action, there was not a great deal of clean overtaking going on. The conditions certainly played a part in that, the race having begun on intermediate tyres after a storm had passed over the circuit and triggered a delay of over an hour. The track, as in qualifying, dried slowly, which meant it was treacherous to go off the racing line and encounter the wetter parts on wearing intermediate tyres. And once the drivers switched to dry tyres, it was still far from an overtaking bonanza … [Read more...] about George Russell urges Formula 1 to learn from limited-overtaking tracks like Singapore

HARTFORD — The third-ranking majority leader in the U.S. House of Representatives told state Democrats on Sunday night that the current Congress has accomplished some of the most important legislation in seven decades, thanks to Connecticut's congressional delegation. But in a 32-minute cheerleading speech before 600 people in the Connecticut Convention Center, House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn of South Carolina stressed the importance of next month's election at a time when democracy is being threatened and Republicans have plans to defund major social-spending programs including Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. "You go through the production of this Congress and you go back and look at every previous Congress, you will go back to 1965 before you see a Congress that has been productive as this Congress," Clyburn said. "You look at Franklin Roosevelt, well, you say he gave us the New Deal. Yep. Harry Truman gave us the Fair Deal. Yep. Lyndon Johnson gave us the Great … [Read more...] about U.S. House leader praises CT delegation, stresses importance of next month’s election

(BPT) - This article was sponsored and developed by Neurocrine Biosciences. Each year, millions of Americans are impacted by mental health conditions. Recognized during the first week of October, Mental Illness Awareness Week aims to raise awareness of the 1 in 5 Americans experiencing mental illness each year, dispel common misperceptions, and provide support to all impacted, including people with experience with a mental health condition, care partners, and advocates. Marilyn, who hails from a small town in Colorado, was diagnosed with postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter nearly 40 years ago. As her condition worsened, she was also diagnosed with anxiety and bipolar disorder. “I have been to so many primary healthcare providers, neurologists, and psychiatrists for my mental health conditions, and we’ve tried many different medications,” said Marilyn. After taking antipsychotics for six years, Marilyn experienced involuntary movements such as pronounced lip … [Read more...] about Managing Mental Health and Tardive Dyskinesia (TD): One Woman Shares her Story

(BPT) - Addiction is a disease that can be mentally and physically debilitating. If you or a loved one struggle with addiction, you know how dark it can be. Taking the next step and exploring rehab options can bring light into the darkness so you can fight — and ultimately win — the battle against addiction. Millions of people in the United States have a substance use disorder and are addicted to alcohol and/or drugs. Even though you feel alone in your struggles, it’s important to know many people have walked in your shoes and found hope to overcome addiction. “After finding the right rehab option, it’s time to prepare for the next steps. When a person first enters an addiction rehab center, they may be at risk of experiencing withdrawal from drugs or alcohol. Withdrawal can be an uncomfortable process, and the person may benefit from medical treatments in order to make the process less difficult,” said Debra Lloyd at California Behavioral Health. “This is why many people start … [Read more...] about Overcoming addiction: What to expect when you go through inpatient rehab

Listen to this article Two hours and 31 minutes. That's how much time passed between Sergio Perez taking the chequered flag in the returning Singapore Grand Prix in first place and for the stewards to eventually penalise the Red Bull driver for his repeat safety car infringements. Along with a delayed race start owing to the slippery conditions that eventually bypassed the full-wet tyres, another chapter for the jewellery debate, plus the looming precedent the governing body might need to set if there have indeed been breaches of the 2021 budget cap, confidence in the FIA took a further blow last weekend. That appears to have overshadowed a dramatic, if not thrilling, first encounter around the Marina Bay streets since 2019. One in which Perez delivered superbly to end his protracted poor form to streak away from Charles Leclerc late on, while champions Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen struggled to master the treacherous, greasy track. All told, Verstappen's … [Read more...] about Ten things we learned from the 2022 Singapore Grand Prix

Listen to this article The race was delayed by one hour and five minutes due to torrential rain falling in the build-up to the original 8pm start time, but the result was actually not confirmed at the chequered flag as Perez faces a post-race investigation for a safety car infringement. That had been called into action twice, with three virtual safety car activations also taking place in the wet-to-dry thriller. At the start, Leclerc and Perez made identical reactions from the front row but the Red Bull accelerated better as they raced away from the line and he swept past the Ferrari to comfortably seize the lead into Turn 1. Behind, Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton went side-by-side through Turn 1 and made light contact just ahead of the Turn 2 apex, which sent the Mercedes wide and down to third, the incident reviewed by the stewards by deemed not worthy of a full investigation. The same thing happened for Max Verstappen cutting the first corner after he had … [Read more...] about Singapore GP: Perez wins, but faces post-race investigation

Mick Schumacher declared George Russell had “killed” his chances of a points finish in Singapore, the Briton creating a “lose-lose situation for both of us”. Running just outside the top 10 in what was proving to be a race of attrition on a wet Marina Bay circuit, Russell and Schumacher almost had their names added to the casualty list when they collided at Turn 1. Russell, frustrated at being stuck behind the German – “Schumacher’s defending like it’s the race of his life, crikey” – tried to outbrake him into the corner. That put him on the wet part of the track with the Mercedes driver keen to get back onto the dry line, only Schumacher was there. Russell connected with the Haas, both drivers forced into the pits with punctures . “Unfortunately, contact with George killed our race,” Schumacher said. “It was just the wrong place to try it, it was a bit too risky. “I understand him because he wants to get up front and of course he’s a good bit faster than us. “But we … [Read more...] about Mick Schumacher ‘has to fight as if it were for the championship’, or his future

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 9 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz told a prosecution psychiatrist he began contemplating a mass murder during middle school, doing extensive research on earlier killers to learn their methods and mistakes to shape his own plans, video played at his penalty trial showed Monday. Cruz told Dr. Charles Scott during a March jailhouse interview that five years before he murdered 17 at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14, 2018, he read about the 1999 murder of 13 at Colorado's Columbine High School, which sparked the idea of his own mass killing. Cruz told Scott how Columbine, the 2007 murder of 32 at Virginia Tech University and the 2012 killing of 12 at a Colorado movie theater all played a part in his preparation. “I studied mass murderers and how they did it,” Cruz told Scott. “How they planned, … [Read more...] about Florida school shooter contemplated massacre for years