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Yeah, I meant the meaning of such a competition in general, not specifically what the FIFA WC or similar events of other sporting disciplines have become, haha. I think the problem with your suggestion is the very nature of team sports, as outside of national teams, all these individual players play for clubs in domestic competitions. Having multiple international events of high value spread throughout every calendar year would probably be a huge overload.

But it's two completely different things, no? The way I understand it, a World Cup in any sporting discipline is essentially the highest level of international competition where the best of the best take part to find out who is the bestest. I guess in case of tennis, I can at least understand the comparison, as you have individual players taking part in multiple events throughout the year, taking points and getting ranked as the result of that. Even then, those events are NOT of equal worth in terms of points. But as for F1, it's just one of the many racing series for a specific kind of racing cars with 20 individual drivers in 10 teams. Very closed-door and exclusive. It's not equivalent to a World Cup by any means, even if they blow their own horn by calling it a "World Championship". It's a bit like an MLB winning team calling themselves "World Champions"

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Another episode out.

So even more shrimps? Challenge accepted

Why haven't I turned pink yet then?

Hobro v F. Amager Mansfield v Hartlepool Twente v Vitesse Sevilla v Atletico Madrid Man City v Man United Atalanta v Fiorentina Verona v Udinese Ross County v Motherwell

Saturday 1st October, 2022 Hearts 1-3 Rangers, 12.30 Sunderland 2-0 Preston Inter Milan 2-2 AS Roma, 17.00 Sevilla 1-2 Atletico Madrid, 17.30 Colorado Rapids 1-3 FC Dallas, 20.30 Sunday 2nd October, 2022 Stoke 1-2 Watford, 12.00 Sassuolo 1-0 Salernitana, 14.00 Toulouse 2-0 Montpellier, 14.00 Celta Vigo 1-1 Real Betis, 15.15 Besiktas 1-2 Fenerbahce, 18.00

Bayern 4-1 Leverkusen Leipzig 2-0 Bochum Freiburg 3-1 Mainz Köln 1-2 Dortmund Frankfurt 1-2 Union Wolfsburg 2-2 Stuttgart Bremen 1-3 Gladbach Hertha BSC 1-2 Hoffenheim Schalke 1-1 Augsburg

Paderborn 2-2 Darmstadt Hannover 1-3 Hamburg Fürth 1-1 Sandhausen Kiel 2-1 Rostock Düsseldorf 2-2 Bielefeld St Pauli 2-1 Heidenheim Karlsruhe 1-1 Nürnberg Magdeburg 1-3 Regensburg Lautern 2-1 Braunschweig

Checked out the paywalled article in the Abendblatt; it doesn't have much more details, to be honest.

There's always a chance, but I think in the end, they will still manage to win it thanks to individual quality throughout the squad and the fact that the other occasional title challengers (regardless of who it is) always tend to bottle it sooner or later.

Pole Position - Who will do the fastest lap in Q3? Leclerc The Podium - Who will finish the race in 1st, 2nd and 3rd? Leclerc, Verstappen, Sainz Random Driver - Guess the finishing position of this week's random driver, Mick Schumacher. P17 Bonus Question - Sebastian Vettel is the most successful driver in the history of the Singapore GP with five victories. How far will he make it into qualifying this weekend on his final visit - Q1, Q2 or Q3? Q1

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