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Red Bull Racing made a move that could reshape the future of Formula One — not on the track, but in the boardroom. The team has appointed Gwen Lagrue, Mercedes' junior driver program chief, as the new Director of Red Bull's driver development, effectively replacing the legendary Helmut Marko. Lagrue built Mercedes' pipeline from the ground up, and now she brings that blueprint straight to the competition.
Shifting to the NFL, the Josh Jacobs investigation remains open, and that's a situation worth watching closely as training camps heat up across the league. The Green Bay running back is still under league review, and with the regular season on the horizon, every day this stays unresolved adds pressure to the Packers' backfield situation heading into what should be a pivotal year for that offense.
And in college football, the College Sports Commission has opened an investigation into North Carolina's football program. Details are still emerging, but any time a Power conference program draws that kind of scrutiny during the summer, it sends a signal — and the Tar Heels will need to get ahead of this before it becomes a distraction heading into fall camp.
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