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Ahead of pre-season testing, Ferrari and Mercedes posted fun chain-message clips featuring Leclerc in his HP shirt and shades, saying if you got the video, forward it to your crush. Antonelli, in Petronas gear, urged fans to send his message asking 'Will you be their Valentine?' Fans loved it, with Leclerc's post hitting over 3,500 likes fast, plus jokes, fan art, and paddock Valentine's cards like 'I love to Checo you out' for Sergio Perez.

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Amid sunny palms in Bahrain, Charles Leclerc grins in Ferrari red and tells fans to forward his video to their Valentine. Kimi Antonelli soon joins in with a cheeky question for that special someone.

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Thibaut Courtois, Real Madrid's goalkeeper, made two crucial saves within the first three minutes of the match against Manchester City. Fede Valverde of Real Madrid missed a significant scoring opportunity early in the game with a weak effort.

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Mercedes locked out the top two in Friday's FP1 at the Chinese Grand Prix, where Russell posted the fastest time late in the session before teams switched to long runs; Hamilton followed in second, Leclerc took third, and Verstappen landed 12th. Off-track, Chinese fans nicknamed Russell 'Big Sis' for his charm and support for teammate Kimi Antonelli, drawing huge crowds and sparking 'Russtappen' memes after he named Verstappen his dream teammate. The weekend kicks off with Sprint Qualifying Friday, the 100km Sprint Saturday, and the Grand Prix Sunday, amid lighthearted moments like Ferrari's Macarena-syncing promo and Verstappen's Mario Kart quips.

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George Russell set the pace in Shanghai's sole practice, with Lewis Hamilton right behind, while fans mobbed the Mercedes driver with chants outside the paddock.

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HODIO, developed by the government's Observatory Against Racism and Xenophobia, uses AI and human experts to analyze public posts on Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, and Facebook. It will release semiannual reports ranking platforms by hate speech exposure, aiming to encourage better moderation without direct penalties. Sánchez cited a 50% rise in hate on X after Elon Musk's 2022 acquisition, framing the tool as essential for safer digital spaces amid divided reactions—supporters see progress for vulnerable groups, while critics fear censorship and state overreach.

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stood before the Forum Against Hate in Madrid, unveiling a new tool to make online toxicity visible. 'When something is measured, it stops being invisible,' he declared.

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Charles Leclerc, the 28-year-old Monegasque Formula 1 driver known as Ferrari's 'Prince,' married Alexandra Saint Mleux in a private Monaco ceremony on February 28, then shared glamorous Tuscan estate photos on March 2. Sullivan Nolan criticized the images as performative American excess by 'upper-middle class kids from Dallas,' sparking widespread ridicule since Leclerc grew up racing karts in Monte Carlo and Saint Mleux has Italian and Monaco roots. Users laughed it off with jabs like mistaking the 'unofficial Italian saint' for a Texan, turning Nolan's post into a meme-filled lesson on getting facts straight. Leclerc heads into the 2026 season with a new ring and fresh online wins.

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A critic called out a newlywed couple for posing like Italian aristocrats at a Tuscan villa. Turns out, one is Ferrari F1 ace Charles Leclerc, straight from Monaco—not Dallas.

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The 66-year-old singer released 'Make-Up Is a Lie' on March 6 via Sire Records, his old Smiths label, but complained of zero radio play and no media requests on his Morrissey Central site. Despite this, the album climbed to No. 2 on the UK midweek chart thanks to strong fan sales and streams, with BBC Radio 2 airing tracks like 'The Monsters of Pig Alley.' Reviews are mixed—Pitchfork scored it 6.1 for soaring tunes amid leaden lyrics—while online talk splits between supporters praising his truth-telling and skeptics pointing to the actual airplay.

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Morrissey called out what he sees as full media censorship just days after releasing his first album in five years. Fans rallied by buying extra copies to support him.

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Mercedes locked out the top two in Friday's FP1 at the Chinese Grand Prix, where Russell posted the fastest time late in the session before teams switched to long runs; Hamilton followed in second, Leclerc took third, and Verstappen landed 12th. Off-track, Chinese fans nicknamed Russell 'Big Sis' for his charm and support for teammate Kimi Antonelli, drawing huge crowds and sparking 'Russtappen' memes after he named Verstappen his dream teammate. The weekend kicks off with Sprint Qualifying Friday, the 100km Sprint Saturday, and the Grand Prix Sunday, amid lighthearted moments like Ferrari's Macarena-syncing promo and Verstappen's Mario Kart quips.

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George Russell set the pace in Shanghai's sole practice, with Lewis Hamilton right behind, while fans mobbed the Mercedes driver with chants outside the paddock.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled on March 17 that Senegal forfeited the January 18, 2025 AFCON final against hosts Morocco, citing team misconduct after players briefly left the pitch protesting a late VAR penalty. Morocco's penalty miss came before play resumed and Senegal held on 1-0, but the board upheld Morocco's protest, declaring them champions without a replay. Senegal called the decision unfair and plans a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal, drawing comparisons to 2019 when CAS upheld a similar forfeit against Morocco's Wydad Casablanca over a walk-off protest.

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Senegal's players lifted the trophy after a tense extra-time win in Rabat, only for CAF to overturn it two months later over a 14-minute protest walk-off.

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The stage from Épône stayed calm until a hectic bunch sprint, with Daan Hoole's late solo bid adding tension before fizzling out. Luke Lamperti held onto the yellow jersey after finishing safely in the peloton, leading at 8:10:12 ahead of rivals like Vito Braet. Juan Ayuso grabbed four bonus seconds at the intermediate sprint over Jonas Vingegaard, noting those seconds could prove crucial later. All eyes now shift to Wednesday's team time trial, where UAE and Visma aim to shake up the standings.

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Max Kanter timed his surge perfectly, edging past Laurence Pithie and Jasper Stuyven in a blistering finish at Montargis. It was the biggest victory yet for the sprinter on this flat 187-kilometer stage.

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