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    UEFA Nations League fixtures are dominating sports coverage, with Portugal beating Norway 2-1 thanks to Sergio Ramos, Ireland defeating Israel in a controversial match, and tactical analysis of Italy's game against Belgium focusing on underperforming midfielders. Fans are following broadcast schedules and results as international football returns, with the tournament trending in Italy, France, Brazil, Mexico, Canada and Australia.

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    Voting is under way on which of the remaining A Fazenda 18 contestants should be eliminated. Adryana Ribeiro, Daniel Erthal and Maíra Charken are among those facing the public vote, with Sergio also named in some polls. Outlets such as Extra and VEJA have opened polls asking readers who should stay on the farm and who should go, as viewers debate the contestants' performances this season.

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    Sergio Perez calls recent race one of his best despite missing points▼'One of my best weekends' – Sergio Perez reflects on return to form despite missing out on points✉newsSportMotorsport2 d ago

    Sergio Perez says his latest race weekend was one of his best, even though he failed to finish in the points. The Mexican driver described it as a return to form after a difficult stretch, focusing on his performance across practice and the race rather than the final result.

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    Journalist Pilar Eyre appeared on TVE's talk show 'Al cielo con ella', hosted by Henar Álvarez, which returned to La 1 with a renewed image and guests including actor Sergio Peris-Mencheta. Eyre drew attention by commenting on Victoria Federica, saying she does not like her because the royal enjoys bullfighting while Eyre is anti-bullfighting. The show also opened with a pointed message to the Sol camp in Madrid: 'Rights are won by being a nuisance'.

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    Spanish actor and director Sergio Peris-Mencheta is in the news following a feature interview with elDiario.es, in which he reflects on home and identity, saying there is an age at which your house becomes the only place that knows who you are. He is also discussed for reimagining 'The Three Little Pigs' at the Sol encampment, offering that today the pig is the obstacle and the house the reward.

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    Sergio Perez has voiced alarm about Formula 1's planned 2026 regulations, saying in Dutch-language coverage that he fears 'something bad is going to happen soon' and describing the new generation of cars and hybrid engines as 'far too dangerous'. His comments are fueling debate among fans about whether the 2026 power unit and aerodynamics rules need safety revisions before the season begins.

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    Checo's first F1 podium at Sepang remembered fondly●"Very good memories" 🤩 Checo scored his first-ever F1 podium at Sepang back in 2012 🥈 # F1 # BahrainGPMmastodonSportMotorsport19 h ago

    Sergio 'Checo' Perez's first-ever Formula 1 podium, scored at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia back in 2012, is being recalled as a very good memory by fans ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix. The retrospective look at the Mexican driver's career highlight has drawn warm, nostalgic reactions from the motorsport community.

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    Formula 1 driver Sergio Pérez has raised alarm about the sport's incoming 2026 regulations, saying 'something terrible is going to happen'. The new rules, which include significantly revised engine and aerodynamic regulations, have drawn criticism from several drivers and teams ahead of their introduction. Pérez's comments add to a growing debate in the paddock about whether the overhaul could cause serious problems on the grid.

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    Italy is commemorating the Marzabotto massacre, the Nazi-fascist killing of hundreds of civilians in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines in 1944. At memorial events, President Sergio Mattarella warned that 'what happened can happen again,' drawing a direct link between the atrocities of the past and present-day tensions. Remembrance ceremonies in the Emilia-Romagna town are drawing national attention and reflection.

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    Sergio Perez warns 2026 F1 cars are too dangerous▼“I fear something bad is going to happen soon” – 2026 F1 cars are “too dangerous”, Sergio Perez warns✉newsSportMotorsport1 d ago

    Sergio Perez has publicly warned that the 2026 Formula 1 cars are too dangerous, saying he fears something bad is going to happen soon. The comment adds to concerns around the sport's next major regulation change, which brings new power unit rules and altered aerodynamics. Drivers and teams are still gathering data as the new era approaches.

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    Sergio Pérez marks 300th F1 race with Mexico City show run▼SERGIO PÉREZ RETURNS TO MEXICO AND CELEBRATES 300 FORMULA 1 GRANDS PRIX WITH SHOW RUN ON PASEO DE LA REFORMA✉newsSportMotorsport1 d ago

    Sergio Pérez returned to Mexico City to celebrate reaching 300 Formula 1 Grands Prix with a show run along Paseo de la Reforma. The Mexican driver, now with Cadillac's F1 team, drove for crowds in the capital as he reached the career milestone ahead of the Mexican Grand Prix, drawing strong support from home fans.

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    Sergio Perez's jet lands in Malaysia amid F1 race weekend●🛬 Sergio Perez's Jet (XA-COE) landed at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah International Airport 🛫 From Hazrat Shahjalal InternationMmastodonSportMotorsport013 h ago

    Sergio Perez's private jet, registration XA-COE, landed at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah International Airport in Malaysia after a flight of just over three hours from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The Mexican driver is currently competing in Formula 1, with the Bahrain Grand Prix drawing attention to his movements. Aviation and motorsport followers track such flights closely during race weekends.

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    Formula 1 recalls Sergio Perez's first podium at Sepang●Formula 1 (@F1): "Very good memories" 🤩 Checo scored his first-ever F1 podium at Sepang back in 2012 🥈 # F1 # BahrainGPMmastodonSportMotorsport09 h ago

    Formula 1's official account looked back at Sergio Perez's first-ever F1 podium, taken at the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang in 2012, quoting him describing it as very good memories. The retrospective was posted ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, prompting fans to revisit the Mexican driver's early career with Sauber.

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    Sergio Perez's private jet departs Dhaka airport●🛫 Sergio Perez's Jet (XA-COE) took off from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport # F1MmastodonSportMotorsport017 h ago

    Sergio Perez's private jet, registration XA-COE, took off from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Flight trackers monitoring the Formula 1 driver's aircraft noted the departure, prompting speculation among fans about Perez's travel plans and whether the movement signals any upcoming business or racing-related activity in the region.

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    Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66's Bim-Bom Gets Radio Airplay●Sergio Mendes And Brasil '66 - Bim-Bom # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # SergioMendesAndBrasil '66MmastodonCultureMusic010 h ago

    Jazz FM is playing "Bim-Bom" by Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66, putting the classic Brazilian jazz track back in front of listeners. The song, a João Gilberto composition, is a signature piece of the bossa nova-influenced repertoire Mendes popularised with his group in the 1960s. Listeners following the station's now-playing updates are picking it up as it airs.

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    Sergio Garcia seeks exit from LIV Golf contract●Sergio Garcia seeks exit from LIV Golf contract, while LIV Golf Australia venue says it hasn't been paid in court filings✉newsSportGolf1 h ago

    Sergio Garcia is reportedly trying to get out of his LIV Golf contract, according to court filings that also show the venue for LIV Golf Australia saying it has not been paid. The dual disclosures come as the Saudi-backed circuit faces renewed questions over its finances and the long-term commitment of its biggest stars. Garcia, a LIV signee since 2022, has been one of the league's most prominent figures, making the timing particularly significant for golf.

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    Perez happy to be back in Malaysia for F1 return●'Very good memories here' - Perez happy to be back in Malaysia✉newsSportMotorsport6 h ago

    Sergio Perez says he has 'very good memories' as Formula 1 returns to Malaysia, expressing his happiness at being back at the Sepang circuit. The Mexican driver's comments point to fond recollections of past races at the Malaysian Grand Prix venue, which previously featured on the F1 calendar.

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    Perez warns F1 'Frankenstein' cars becoming dangerous●Formula 1 News: Perez warns F1 Frankenstein Cars are becoming dangerous✉newsSportMotorsport1 d ago

    Sergio Perez has warned that modern Formula 1 cars are turning into 'Frankenstein' machines that are becoming dangerous to drive. The comments add to an ongoing debate among drivers and teams about the growing weight and complexity of current F1 machinery, with concerns that safety risks are increasing as cars evolve beyond their original design concepts.

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    Sergio Perez responds to fan warning over Franco Colapinto 'hell'●Sergio Perez Responds to F1 Fan’s Warning Over Franco Colapinto ‘Hell’✉newsSportMotorsport1 d ago

    Sergio Perez has responded to a Formula 1 fan who warned him about a potential 'hell' situation involving Argentine driver Franco Colapinto. The exchange touches on ongoing speculation about Colapinto's future and Perez's place in the sport, with fans weighing in on how the two drivers' situations could collide.