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A drone incident in the vicinity of Dubai International Airport (DXB) affected one of the fuel tanks. Dubai Civil Defence teams are currently working to bring the fire under control. No injuries have been reported
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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s producer prices rose 0.4 percent in January from a year earlier, supported by higher utility costs, as wholesale inflation remained contained at the start of 2026. The Kingdom’s producer price index stood at
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Hollywood's biggest stars collided with their biggest fans on the town's biggest night ... and we have the pics! From Shaboozey to Nicole Kidman, fans got some incredible selfies outside of the Dolby Theatre ahead
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Conan O'Brien at the Oscars U.S. Has Plenty Nominees ... But At Least Brits Arrest Pedos!!! Published March 15, 2026 5:20 PM PDT | Updated March 15, 2026 8:01 PM PDT Play video content Clip
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Conan to Netflix CEO First Time in a Theater, Ted?!? Published March 15, 2026 4:32 PM PDT Play video content Clip Courtesy A.M.P.A.S. 2026 Oscars host Conan O'Brien came out swinging in his opening monologue,
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RIYADH: Bahrain’s aluminum producer Alba has shutdown 19 percent of its 1.6 million tonne-a-year production capacity to preserve business continuity amid ongoing disruptions affecting the Strait of Hormuz. A statement from the company said the closures of Reduction Lines 1,
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Ohio Puff, Puff ... Chew!?! Published March 15, 2026 3:20 PM PDT Play video content Fox19NOW An insane video is going viral right now of a man appearing to chomp on a cigarette live on
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Bert Kreischer My Bus Just Went Up in Flames!!! Published March 15, 2026 2:01 PM PDT Bert Kreischer had a super close call Sunday. His tour bus burned to the ground! Bert shared a picture
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Winner Mercedes' Italian driver Kimi Antonelli celebrates on the podium after the Formula One Chinese Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit in Shanghai on March 15, 2026. (AFP) Kimi Antonelli said Monday that he is eyeing further Formula One success after the teenage Italian announced himself on the world stage with victory in the Chinese Grand Prix.The 19-year-old won his maiden GP from pole position on Sunday and was greeted by media and enthusiastic fans as he touched down in his native Bologna."I'm so happy for the win and to have brought the Italian flag back onto the highest step of the podium," Antonelli told reporters."It's a starting point and I hope I can keep going because we're on the right track. It won't be easy."Antonelli, who took over Lewis Hamilton's old seat at Mercedes at the start of the 2025 season, is the first Italian to win an F1 GP since Giancarlo Fisichella 20 years ago.He finished in front of Mercedes teammate George Russell and Ferrari's Hamilton after becoming the youngest pole sitter in F1 history.And Antonelli even hinted that he was aiming to be become the first Italian to win the drivers' championship since Alberto Ascari in 1953."I've removed a bit of weight from my shoulders, I'm more relaxed. It's the kind of result which gives you strength and more awareness of what you can do," he said."There's another, bigger step, which is the most difficult. I'm sure that if I do everything well we can get there."Antonelli's win was huge news in Italy and led to tennis superstar Jannik Sinner dedicating his Indian Wells triumph to F1's rising star."I was really surprised by Sinner's homage, I sent him a message because I really appreciated it, it was really nice of him," he said.Antonelli sits four points behind Russell in the world championship standings with the Japanese GP coming up on March 29. Related Story
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Formula One champions McLaren hope to turn past pain into future gain following the double blow of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri failing to start Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix.Sunday was the first no-start of reigning champion Norris's F1 career while Australian teammate Piastri has yet to complete a lap in two races this season after crashing out on his way to the grid at the opening round in Australia.Piastri had qualified fifth and Norris sixth but both suffered problems with the electrical side of the Mercedes power unit that could not be fixed in the limited time available.The last time McLaren had failed to start a race with either car was the infamous 2005 U.S. Grand Prix at Indianapolis that featured only six drivers due to Michelin tyre concerns. DIFFICULT FOR PIASTRI TO PROCESS"If we consider that Oscar has not been able to start a race in the start of the 2026 campaign, that's pretty difficult for Oscar to process," team principal Andrea Stella told reporters. "But at the same time... both remain quite positive."I think what we have gone through at McLaren in terms of the journey from 2023 has been such a good journey of developing a culture, a mindset, what we call internally a winner's mindset."Last year, where we won the double championship... we said internally that the victory was not in Abu Dhabi, the victory was in Qatar and in Vegas for the way we withstood the difficulties. That's where you really become a champion."In Qatar last November Piastri was denied a win by a strategy blunder while in Las Vegas both McLarens were disqualified for a skid plank breach after finishing second and fourth."You have to withstand the difficulty, you have to process it, and you have to use it to become even more of a worthwhile champion in the future and gain the qualities to be a champion," said Stella."That's our mindset, and I've seen it completely at play today with Oscar, with Lando and with the team."Stella said the problems in China were of a different nature on the two cars, apparently coincidental albeit involving the same component, and it was a 'tough moment' to lose out on potential points so early in the championship for something out of the team's control."It's quite exceptional and uncharacteristic that you have two terminal problems pretty much at the same time on the same component," said the Italian. "We will review together with HPP (Mercedes High Performance Powertrains) the reason for these faults."Once we go a little bit deeper we will be able to have a more comprehensive assessment and see if there's anything that was actually on the McLaren side." (Reporting by Alan Baldwin Editing by Christian Radnedge) Related Story
