http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/41117556 Jamie Murray (and partner Soares) now sole GB interest in US Open. And as an aside, Serena Williams has had a baby girl.
In other news, it's pissing with rain at Monza, so that might liven things up a bit for F1 qualifying.
From the BBC . Particle accelerator turn on = rain in Monza Here's an obscure bit of scientific-F1 tittle-tattle. The last wet qualifying session in Monza was in 2008, when Sebastian Vettel took a shock pole for Toro Rosso en route to an even more shocking win a day later. That race weekend was held in the week the Large Hadron Collider was turned on deep underground in Geneva. Quite a few people were concerned what the LHC would do to the - well - world, once it was up and running, and the extreme weather and black-as-night skies in Monza that week led one or two people in the paddock to wonder if their worst fears were about to be realised. As it turned out, the world was not rent asunder by the LHC, so that's nice. Anyway, yesterday a not dissimilar machine was switched on for the first time deep underground in Germany- the XFEL. This is a powerful X-ray machine housed in a 3.4km-long tunnel complex some 40m beneath Hamburg and the nearby town of Schenefeld. AND NOW IT'S RAINING IN MONZA AGAIN! COINCIDENCE?
Great lap from Lewis to take pole, and Lance Stroll takes second!!!? Anyone bored, the F2 race about to start in the gloom and rain should be great,
Bonkers race. Rowland came from 13th to 3rd until his wheel fell off, causing a safety car. De Vries then pushed Leclerc into the barriers on the last lap like a loony, meaning we ended up with an Italian 1-2 in Monza. Brilliant.