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Max Verstappen set the fastest time in practice for the Mexican Grand Prix as teenager Oliver Bearman made history by becoming the youngest British driver to take part in a Formula One weekend pusoy
Verstappen denied Williams’ Alex Albon top spot by just 0 pusoy
095 seconds at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City as home favourite Sergio Perez finished third, three tenths back pusoy
Lando Norris was fourth for McLaren – half a second behind Verstappen – with Lewis Hamilton only 11th, one second off the pace in his Mercedes pusoy
Bearman, 18, competing for American outfit Haas, ended his F1 debut in 15th, only 1 pusoy
6 sec slower than Verstappen and three tenths adrift of Nico Hulkenberg – a veteran of 200 grands prix – in the other car pusoy
Bearman also finished one place ahead of double world champion Fernando Alonso pusoy
F1 teams must run a rookie driver at least twice during the season and Chelmsford-born Bearman was handed his chance to impress, breaking the British record previously held by Norris pusoy
Norris was three months shy of his 19th birthday when he took part in practice for McLaren in Belgium in 2018 before he was promoted to a race seat the following season pusoy
Bearman turned 18 in May pusoy
The teenager, a member of the Ferrari academy, has taken four victories in F1’s feeder series Formula Two and is sixth in the standings ahead of next month’s season finale in Abu Dhabi pusoy
He is also expected to be given a second run for Haas at the Middle Eastern venue pusoy
Hamilton was disqualified from last weekend’s United States Grand Prix after running an illegal floor on his Mercedes pusoy
Oliver Bearman made history by becoming the youngest British driver to take part in a Formula One weekend (Getty Images)Hamilton finished a close second to Verstappen to provide him with hope he could challenge the all-conquering Dutchman here pusoy
But the seven-time world champion struggled for pace at the venue which sits 2,200 metres above sea level pusoy
Hamilton’s team-mate George Russell was forced to miss the first running with Danish junior driver Frederik Vesti taking over pusoy
He finished 19th pusoy
In all, five young drivers were fielded in the running with Bearman the fastest pusoy
Elsewhere, Charles Leclerc finished fifth, with Oscar Piastri sixth for McLaren pusoy
Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz, sidelined from Thursday’s media sessions with a stomach bug, ended the running in seventh pusoy
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What a way to win a pusoy football match, on this night of all nights pusoy
Sneaking over the line against a team bottom of the Premier League without a single win to their name this season would not normally be an occasion to be marked down in the history books of England’s most successful team pusoy
But hours after learning of the death of Sir Bobby Charlton, Mr Manchester United, the manner of the success, sealed by a strike the late, great Old Trafford icon would have been proud of, was the most fitting tribute yet pusoy
The surprise source of the stunner that earned Man United their first back-to-back league victories of the season helped make the night one those in attendance will never forget pusoy
Emotions were running high all around Bramall Lane ahead of kick off pusoy
Man United fans were coming to terms with the passing of Charlton, a man who transcended generations given the affect he had on everyone at the club pusoy
“One Bobby Charlton” came booming down from the away end as an emotional minute’s applause was observed pre-match, with home supporters waiting until the fourth minute to stand and celebrate the life of Blades legend Tommy Hoyland, who passed away earlier this month pusoy
It was not the only message Man United supporters were keen to get across, with a Palestinian flag being unfurled before being swiftly packed away, as it is in defiance of the Premier League’s attempts to ban them, along with Israeli ones pusoy
However, it was in fact the hosts who had the pusoy better of the early chances, with under pressure Man United stopper Andre Onana making two fine saves to keep the Blades at bay, before, with their first real attack of the match, Scotland’s answer to Michel Platini, Scott McTominay, followed his double against Brentford last time out with another, scuffed strike into the bottom corner pusoy
Scott McTominay scored Man United’s opening goal (Getty Images)The freescoring midfielder, playing in place of the injured Casemiro, then quickly went from hero to villain as he needlessly handled in the penalty area, gifting Ollie McBurnie the chance to open his season account from the spot, an opportunity he grasped with both hands pusoy
Bruno Fernandes saw a free-kick come out off the crossbar before the first-half was up, with Onana again called into action early in the second, blocking well from Rhian Brewster and tipping Oliver Norwood’s powerful effort over pusoy
As the half wore on, though, there looked like there was only going to be one winner, as Man United lifted their levels to a standard more befitting the club’s greatest-ever player pusoy
Rasmus Hojlund saw one fixing strike well saved, before Rashford really should have scored, dragging the ball agonisingly wide from a good position pusoy
Man United’s Diogo Dalot (centre) celebrates his winner (Richard Sellers/PA) pusoy
(PA Wire)Sofyan Amrabat then sent a rasping effort goalwards that cannoned out off the post, having looked in from the moment it left his boot, only for Fernandes to then arrow one just wide from the rebound pusoy
Perhaps that winner was never going to come pusoy
After all, this impression of a Manchester United side are a far cry from the Holy Trinity years of Charlton in his pomp, George Best slaloming past defenders and Dennis Law scoring goals for fun pusoy
The match needed something special, for one final goodbye pusoy
Step forward Diogo Dalot, who could not have hit the 25-yard winner any pusoy better, arrowing into the top corner to spark wild scenes of celebration in the away end pusoy
It was as if he had donned Charlton’s heavy, toe-capped, leather-studded boots in honour of the great man pusoy
And what was the first song to celebrate a crucial success? Wor, Bobby would have been proud pusoy
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