F1: Lewis Hamilton frustrated by lack of Ferrari talks after clash

Inquirer.net - Nov 6, 2026

SAO PAULO–Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday he remained frustrated by events at Ferrari during last week’s Formula One Mexico City Grand Prix and had yet to hold any discussions about the opening-lap clash that wrecked their victory hopes. Speaking in the Interlagos paddock ahead of this weekend’s Sao Paulo Grand Prix, the 41-year-old explained that

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JRU beats Benilde, secures twice-to-beat advantage in quarterfinals

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JRU beats Benilde, secures twice-to-beat advantage in quarterfinals

MANILA, Philippines — Jose Rizal University took the upper hand in a tight race on top of Group A with a crucial 85-79 victory over College of Saint Benilde despite the return of two-time NCAA Most Valuable Player Allen Liwag to the Blazers lineup on Friday in the NCAA Season 102 men’s basketball tournament  at the Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan City. The Heavy Bombers finished the elims with a 10-3 record to assure themselves of placing in the top two spots of Group A and a twice-to-beat incentive in the quarterfinal round. St. Benilde, on the other hand, dropped to 8-4 but with one game left in their schedule, the Blazers have a chance to claim second place in Group A and the second quarterfinals incentive. Standing on the Blazers way are the Red Lions of San Beda who are currently in second place with a 9-3 record. They are slated to collide on the last day of the elimination round on Tuesday. A victory by the Blazers would give them the No. 2 spot by virtue of the winner-over-the-other rule while a loss would relegate them to third place.  However, a win by the Red Lions on Tuesday would catapult them to first place and relegate the Heavy Bombers to second place in Group A. Both of them, however, will have the twice-to-beat incentive against respective foes in the next round.  On Friday, JRU was led by Lawrence Mangubat who scored a game-high 27 points even as Sean Salvador and Jahmir Eligado added 16 points each. St. Benilde, on the other hand, was led by John Morales who scored 16 points.  Liwag, who returned after missing the first 11 games this season, scored only six points.

Perpetual Help keeps San Sebastián winless

Nov 6, 2026

Perpetual Help keeps San Sebastián winless

MANILA, Philippines — University of Perpetual Help kept San Sebastián College-Recoletos winless with a 82-75 victory in the NCAA Season 102 men’s basketball tournament on Friday afternoon at the Filoil EcoOil Centre in San Juan City. Perpetual Help improved to a 4-8 win-loss record and will finish fourth in Group B while San Sebastian ended the preliminary round with a 0-13 slate. The two teams, however, will meet again in the play-in round where the Altas hold a twice-to-beat advantage over the Golden Stags for the last berth in the quarterfinal round. Perpetual Help was led by Mark Gojo Cruz and Juan Tulabut, who both scored 19 points, while LA Casinillo added 14 points. “Fortunately, coach Olsen (Racela) reminded us to always play like underdogs,” said assistant Allan Albano. The Altas held a 74-62 cushion late in the final period before the Stags pulled a 9-1 run to trim the deficit to four, 75-71, with 2:04 to go. Gojo Cruz, however, dropped the dagger with an inside shot before Jim Corpuz iced the game with a perfect trip from the free-throw line for the 79-71 advantage with under a minute to go in the game. Niel Castor turned in 18 points for San Sebastián while Ralph Gabat added 15. The scores:  Perpetual Help (82) - Gojo Cruz 19, Tulabut 19, Casinillo 14, Gelsano 7, Montemayor 5, Roluna 5, Orgo 4, Corpuz 4, Duremdes 2, Cristino 2, Cauguiran 1, Borja 0, Yuhico 0, Maglupay 0 San Sebastian (75) - Castor 18, Gabat 15, Muktimar 8, Salvo 8, Bacani 5, Velasco 5, Cuya 5, Ricio 4, Suico 4, Alforque 3, Segovia 0, Barroga 0, Dimaunahan 0 Quarter scores: 31-14, 47-34, 59-47, 82-75