CSB - While you were sleeping

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
While you were sleeping.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
Yes, good morning sports fans and happy Tuesday. And explanation
from World Netball over early plans for a new Continental
Cup meant to be added to the Test calendar. Leaked
plans to propose a Buying Your tournament featuring top teams
from Asia, Oceania, at Europe, the Americas and Africa. There
is a suggestion the frequency of World Cups could also

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be doubled to every two years. World Netball Vice President
Shirley Hooper she is why the Continental Cup would be
good for viewership.

Speaker 1 (00:34):
World Cup where you get the eyeballs on the screen
that is inevitably those final events, and therefore that's attractive
from a commercial point of view. If that's attractive commercially
within a Netball World Cup, there is potential to do
more of that same sort of thing on a more
regular basis.

Speaker 2 (00:49):
Demojo Sport Now and confirmation Australian Jack Dolan will make
his Formula One debut for Alpine at Monday's season ending
w W Grand Prix. Hi has already been confirmed as
one of Alpine's two drivers for next season, but takes
the seat of esterban Ochon, who's been granted an early
release to join HAS for next season. Ocon's early exit

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allows him to test for his new syndicate in WW
after the year's final erase. Alpine's boss, Oliver Oakes says
the moves will allow doing to get the butterflies out
of his system now, rather than at the home at
his home in Melbourne where the twenty twenty five season begins.
Sticking with Formula one and McLaren are calling for an
inquiry into the penalty that Lando Norris was given for

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ignoring yellow flags and the Guitar Grand Prix team principal
Andrea Stalla says the ten second stop go penalty lacked
any specific and proportioned labeling it simplistic. It's the harshest
penalty that can be handed out other than a disqualification.
The decision dropped Norris from second to tenth and limited
McLaren's ability to earn Crucial Constructors' Championship points over rivals

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Ferrari with one race remaining