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Culture / 13 weeks ago
Wimbledon legends: Players with the most singles titles
Before the Open era (pre‑1968), Wimbledon was dominated by a few players who set records that were unmatched for decades. British twin William Renshaw won the gentlemen’s singles title seven times between 1881 and 1886 and again in 1889, pioneering the powerful overhead serve that would become a staple of modern tennis. In the women’s game, American Helen Wills Moody captured eight Wimbledon titles between 1927 and 1938, a record for women’s singles until Martina Navratilova surpassed her in 1990. Both players benefited from the old challenge‑round format (where the defending champion only played the final), yet their achievements set a benchmark for excellence on the lawn.
World / 49 weeks ago
Formula One grand prix: Celebrating the legends of the track
The world of Formula One has witnessed some of the greatest drivers in motorsport history, each carving their legacy through extraordinary skill, determination, and sheer speed. Over the years, the thrill of the track has brought forth champions who have redefined the sport and left an indelible mark on F1 history. According to Planet F1, Sporting News, Lewis Hamilton is the most successful driver in Formula One history, with an astounding 105 victories. The British driver, a seven-time World Champion, has dominated the sport with his remarkable consistency and adaptability across different eras of competition. His achievements have solidified his place among the all-time greats, inspiring a generation of drivers and fans.
