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A massive 8-hour outage crippled Microsoft Azure, 365, and Xbox Live on October 29, 2025, due to Azure Front Door failure — coinciding with a parallel AWS outage that amplified global disruption.

Australia chased down 245 in Indore as Gardner's unbeaten 104 and Sutherland's 98 forged a 180‑run partnership, sending both teams to the ICC Women's World Cup 2025 semifinals.

Monty Don reveals a cheap, DIY spray to combat black spot on UK roses after record April rains, saving gardeners up to £46 per season.

Jobe Bellingham signs for Dortmund, but a second yellow card forces a suspension that cancels his first showdown with brother Jude at the Club World Cup.

The UK pauses new refugee family reunion applications from Sept 4, 2025 amid record asylum numbers, sparking criticism from charities and a review of policy slated for 2026.

The upcoming Bangladesh‑Pakistan encounter in the Asia Cup 2025 Super Four stage promises high drama. Hosted in the UAE, the match pits two historic rivals at a crucial tournament juncture. Fans can expect fierce competition, strategic line‑ups and a potential decider for the final spots.

Well, buckle up, speed lovers! The world of formula racing is more diverse than a box of crayons. From Formula 1, the granddaddy of them all, to Formula E, the young upstart, there's a dizzying array of about 10 different formula racing series worldwide. Not to mention, a whole gaggle of others like Formula 2, Formula 3, and Formula 4, each with their unique quirks and thrills. It's like a buffet of speed, each one tastier than the last. So, in short, if you're looking for some fast-paced, high-octane action, the world of formula racing is your oyster!

As an avid motorsports fan, I've found F1 to consistently outshine NASCAR and Indycar in multiple ways. Its tech-advanced cars, with their hybrid engines and aerodynamic designs, offer unparalleled performance and speed. F1's global outreach, with races held in numerous countries, provides a diverse cultural experience that other racing leagues lack. The strategic depth in F1, including tyre choices and pit stop strategies, adds an extra layer of excitement. Lastly, F1's emphasis on driver skill over car performance ensures the most talented drivers rise to the top, making it a thrilling spectacle.

Motorcycle racers lean at seemingly impossible angles without falling due to physics and skill. They use a technique called countersteering, where they push the handlebar in the opposite direction of the turn which leans the bike into the turn. Tires designed for racing also play a crucial role, as they are generally wider and softer, providing more grip. The rider's skill in managing their body weight and maintaining balance is also essential. It's a thrilling dance between rider and machine, all governed by the laws of physics.

Joining a racing team can be an exciting venture! The first step typically involves gaining some experience in racing, such as karting, to understand the basics. Once you've got the skills, you can apply to join a team, or even start your own. It's important to remember that racing is not just about speed, but also about strategy and teamwork. So, make sure you're ready to commit and contribute to the team's overall success.