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Da Costa: Formula E title chances 'are done', willing to help Vergne win

DS Techeetah's Antonio Felix da Costa will spend the rest of 2021-22 helping team-mate Jean-Eric Vergne secure a third Formula E title, stating that 'the championship is done for me'.

Autosport

Nottingham Forest transfer could lead to exit as club 'considering' move for forgotten forward

Nottingham Forest have already added to their attacking options this summer with the club-record signing of Taiwo Awoniyi and more additions in that area are to be expected

Nottingham Post

Porto president confirms Vitinha transfer bid amid Arsenal boost in duel with Manchester United

Porto have rejected a transfer bid for Arsenal target Vitinha, club president Pinto da Costa has confirmed.

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The "hectic moment" that threatened JOTA LMP2 Le Mans win

Antonio Felix da Costa has explained the 'hectic moment' that risked the JOTA LMP2 team's dominant run to a first class victory since 2017 in the Le Mans 24 Hours.

Motorsport

Da Costa explains "hectic moment" that threatened Jota's LMP2 Le Mans win

Antonio Felix da Costa has explained the 'hectic moment' that risked the Jota LMP2 team's dominant run to a first class victory since 2017 in the Le Mans 24 Hours.

Autosport

Brazilian authorities searching for missing men Dom Phillips and Bruno Araújo Pereira find possible human remains

Brazilian police say possible human remains have been found their search for UK journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Araújo Pereira as the sole suspect's family accuse police of torture.

ABC News

Brazil police probe illegal fishing figures in case of missing British journalist Dom Phillips and tribal expert Bruno Araújo Pereira

Brazilian police investigating the disappearance of a British journalist and an Indigenous expert in the Amazon rainforest are focusing on people involved in illegal fishing and poaching from Indigenous lands.

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Brazil police probe ties to illegal fishing in case of missing British journalist

Brazilian police investigating the disappearance of a British journalist and an indigenous expert in the Amazon rainforest are focusing on people involved in illegal fishing and poaching in indigenous lands, three officers told Reuters.

Reuters

Brazilian police say ‘no evidence of crime’ in search for missing journalist

Police detain man on drugs and weapons charges but say too early to link arrest directly to disappearance in Amazon of Dom Phillips

The Guardian - US

Dom Phillips: Family of Brit missing in Amazon in plea saying 'every second counts'

Veteran Brit journalist Dom Phillips went missing while carrying out research for a book in Brazil's remote Javari Valley jungle - a lawless and vast region where indigenous tribes, narco-gangs, illegal hunters and fishermen operate

Daily Mirror

Brazil police question fishermen over missing British journalist, indigenous expert

Brazilian police investigating the disappearance of a British journalist and an indigenous expert in the Amazon rainforest have questioned a possible suspect among several fishermen known to have clashed with authorities earlier over fishing rights.

Reuters

Jakarta E-Prix: Evans beats Vergne to win thriller in Indonesia

Mitch Evans captured a thrilling victory at the Jakarta E-Prix with a tremendous move on Jean-Eric Vergne, keeping him at bay for his third Formula E win of the year.

Autosport

Jakarta E-Prix: Vergne beats da Costa in all-DS pole battle

Jean-Eric Vergne won out in an all-DS Techeetah battle for pole position for the Jakarta E-Prix, beating team-mate Antonio Felix da Costa for a record 15th Formula E pole.

Motorsport

Jakarta E-Prix: Vergne beats da Costa in all-DS Techeetah pole battle

Jean-Eric Vergne won out in an all-DS Techeetah battle for pole position for the Jakarta E-Prix, beating team-mate Antonio Felix da Costa for a record 15th Formula E pole.

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Jakarta E-Prix: Vergne leads DS Techeetah 1-2 in practice

DS Techeetah's Jean-Eric Vergne pounced to the top of the Jakarta timing boards at the very end of practice, beating teammate Antonio Felix da Costa with a late 1m07.594s.

Autosport

Jakarta E-Prix: Vergne leads DS Techeetah's late Formula E FP2 sweep

DS Techeetah's Jean-Eric Vergne pounced to the top of the Jakarta timing boards at the very end of practice, beating team-mate Antonio Felix da Costa with a late 1m07.594s.

Motorsport

How Mortara ended a long drought to revive Formula E title challenge

Venturi racer Edoardo Mortara had to wait 54 races before his first Formula E pole position. But two in as many races in Berlin last weekend helped him to secure a victory and a second place that have thrust the Swiss right back into the title battle as Mercedes power…

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How a long drought ending revived a Formula E ace's title challenge

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Da Costa: FE set "bad precedent" with no Frijns Berlin penalty

Antonio Felix da Costa says the Formula E stewards have 'opened a bad precedent' following his Berlin E-Prix contact with Robin Frijns, and expected a penalty to have been awarded.

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Da Costa: Formula E set "bad precedent" with no Frijns penalty in Berlin clash

Antonio Felix da Costa says the Formula E stewards have 'opened a bad precedent' following his Berlin E-Prix contact with Robin Frijns, and expected a penalty to have been awarded.

Autosport

Berlin E-Prix: De Vries cruises to victory denying Mortara clean sweep

Nyck de Vries masterminded a controlling victory at the reversed second Berlin E-Prix, passing polesitter Edoardo Mortara at the start as Mercedes ran riot at its home Formula E round.

Motorsport

Berlin E-Prix: De Vries denies Mortara back-to-back wins

Nyck de Vries masterminded a controlling victory in the second Berlin E-Prix on the reversed Tempelhof layout, passing polesitter Edoardo Mortara at the start as Mercedes ran riot at its home Formula E round.

Autosport

Berlin E-Prix: Mortara beats Sims to claim first Formula E pole

Edoardo Mortara clinched his first Formula E pole position for the Berlin E-Prix, the Venturi driver beating an impressive Alexander Sims by just over a tenth of a second.

Nottingham Post

Nottingham Forest injury update provided as 'hungrier' claim made ahead of play-offs showdown

Latest Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive as Reds prepare for Championship play-offs

Autosport

The key trait needed to win in Formula E

It helps to be smart and strategic, while being fast goes without saying. But the closeness of the field in Formula E means that consistency is the key word cited by those who’ve lifted the crown

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