Four years ago Brazil were unlucky to go out of the World Cup to Croatia in the quarter-finals. Four years prior that they were also slightly unfortunate to fall to Belgium at the same stage. This time they failed even to get that far and there was nothing unlucky about their loss to Norway.
Novak Djokovic claimed the all-time record for most men's singles match wins at Wimbledon, but had to overcome moments of visible frustration to beat qualifier Roman Safiullin and reach the quarter-finals.
The late drama was enhanced because shortly before the cars approached the end of the penultimate lap, a message flashed up on the timing screens saying that the safety car was about to pull off, restarting the race.
Verstappen said the specific failures of the two incidents were not the same.
"Different fault but same outcome," he said. "While turning in, the rear wing is not fully attaching and you lose a lot of downforce and just spin off."
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2026: British Grand Prix Review: Charles Leclerc Shines at Silverstone
The Chequered Flag Podcast - 2026: British Grand Prix Review: Charles Leclerc Shines at Silverstone
In this special edition of the Chequered Flag podcast, Damon Hill joins Rosanna Tennant and Harry Benjamin live on stage at Silverstone to reflect on a thrilling British Grand Prix.