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AuBonTouiteFrançais asked if Le Point was looking to save what could be saved, to regain its credibility, to abandon ship, or to escape its responsibilities. He stated that the media was "like all the others" ten years ago and held it responsible. #Responsabilité #Crédibilité #Média (translated)

The Sprint reported, via NextgenAuto, that Kimi Antonelli had talked about the party organized after his world title. The driver explained that he rarely drank, notably because he preferred his mother's ragù pasta, but that he wanted to fully enjoy this special occasion. Not used to alcohol, he quickly felt its effects and then had trouble waking up, he recounted. Antonelli had celebrated the day with his team, his father, and friends. He described the evening as fun, before adding that the team had now returned to work with the goal of winning. #F1 #BrazilianGP #F1 #KimiAntonelli #Célébration (translated)

Players SN indicated that Souleymane Commissaire Faye was to undergo another trial at Manchester United after having passed one at Chelsea. According to Oumar Diaw, manager of Be Sport, he ultimately shortened his stay in England to join the national team and prepare for the U17 World Cup. https://t.co/LeqrG2cB1E #Football #CoupeDuMondeU17 #ManchesterUnited (translated)

News - Barça reported Raphinha's comments on his new role as a pure center forward. He said he had never imagined reaching such a level or scoring so many goals, and that the numbers surprised him. He added that he was looking to give his best and quickly adapt to the coach's demands. #Football #Sport #Raphinha (translated)

Tear Off indicated that Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll would be absent from Media Day on Thursday in Interlagos. According to the account, Leclerc was absent after the birth of his daughter in order to spend more time with his family and was expected to return on Friday for the second practice session. Stroll, who was recovering from a viral infection contracted in Mexico the previous weekend, was also expected to resume free practice on Friday. #F1 #BrazilGP #F1 #Interlagos #Sport (translated)

Cerfia reported that the French army successfully conducted an experimental launch of the SyLEx sounding rocket, for "system for launching experiments." The Minister of the Armed Forces stated that this national launcher is intended to test in-flight technologies aimed at French deterrence, hypersonic demonstrators, and civilian applications. She also affirmed that it restores to France a sovereign capability for suborbital flights and high-altitude testing, which the country has been deprived of for several decades. #France #Technologie #Espace (translated)

Georges Mikautadze stated that at 26 years old, he felt ready to join a big club and believed he had the necessary qualities, even if he might need a bit more time to demonstrate them. He added that Barcelona's interest flattered and motivated him, seeing it as a sign that he was doing good work. A fan of the club in his youth, during the time of Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets, and MSN, he clarified that he hadn’t thought much about this possibility. #Barça #football #transferts (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Georges Mikautadze expressed his frustration at Villarreal when he was not starting matches or was substituted early. He said he wanted to play more, hang in there, and work in training. At 26 years old, he felt ready to join a big club, where he hoped to win trophies, while thinking that it might still take him a little more time to achieve that. #Football #Transferts #Villarreal (translated)

The Médicis Prize 2026 is awarded to Philippe Vasset for his novel "In the Big Lines," which recounts a journey through France along the high-voltage lines, while the foreign novel and essay prizes go respectively to Eva Baltasar for "Decline and Fascination" and Jean-Baptiste Del Amo for "A Break in the Clouds." #PrixMédicis #PhilippeVasset #LittératureFrançaise (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Pape Gueye had indicated that PSG had tried to recruit him when he was playing in Blanc-Mesnil, by sending him an invitation for a trial that he did not attend. He preferred to join Le Havre, notably because of the reputation of its training center and the importance given to education. Gueye added that just before signing with Le Havre, his former agent had shown him a text message from the head of youth recruitment at PSG, who continued to approach him until the end. #PSG #PapeGueye #Football (translated)

Maranello Paddock reported on Lewis Hamilton's remarks, who described his day as difficult and believed that Ferrari had the pace to win. He said the team would discuss internally what could be improved behind the scenes. Hamilton added that the drivers had agreed during a briefing that a driver should yield their position if they left the track at turn 1. He claimed he had received a ten-second penalty the previous year for a maneuver identical to that of the other driver. He believed that battles between teammates were acceptable as long as they did not harm the team's best possible result, which he thought should take precedence. Hamilton stated that Ferrari had missed out on a victory and lost points for second place in the constructors' championship. He also described the situation as a lack of respect towards the factory employees, while noting that the team had scored enough points for the constructors' championship. #Formule1 #LewisHamilton #Ferrari (translated)

Mehdi (e/λ) sharply criticized Édouard, blaming him for shifting the responsibility for social anger onto the opposition while he had, according to him, led the government and validated the reforms, budget cuts, and precariousness. He argued that these policies had contributed to pushing students and young people into the streets and that the decisions made in Matignon had exacerbated the tensions and the division in the country. He also accused the former Prime Minister of precarizing a generation, mentioning people forced to queue in front of food banks. Mehdi believed that the tensions were the result of his institutional contempt and his inability to anticipate reality, and he reproached him for giving lessons on unity and recovery after having, according to him, contributed to the current chaos. #Politique #ColèreSociale #Réformes (translated)

David Lisnard defended an open primary for the right and the center, which he had been proposing for nearly two years. According to him, this competition would help avoid divisions that could cause a loss in the presidential election and the compromises among elected officials that he deems harmful to the country. He specified that defeated candidates would not be obliged to support the winner, but they should not harm his campaign, and he said he would do the same if another candidate won. He reproached some officials for wanting to include the left in the primary while excluding the right that had not governed with Emmanuel Macron. He also accused other opponents of the primary of invoking candidates who were not running to avoid the election. Lisnard invited Édouard Philippe, whom he described as the last to refuse the primary, to clarify its scope, adding that he was ready to confront him. A candidate for the presidential election, Lisnard presented his movement as independent and his project as grounded in reality. He stated that he would not govern with either the macronists or the RN, and called on his supporters to join him. He also criticized the "small phrases" that he considered misleading and malicious in the political debate, believing that media agitation distracted attention from the country's concerns. #CestLeMoment #Politique #France #Élections (translated)