seat.— got liam lawson taking daniel ricardo's seat. , ., , ricardo's seat.at _ ricardo's seat. there is always fun and games in that rebel— ricardo's seat. there is always fun and games in that rebel camp. - ricardo's seat. there is always fun | and games in that rebel camp. this isjust one of and games in that rebel camp. this is just one of those moves ahead of next year. who will take that seat at red bull? at the moment sergio perez has a contract, but if liam lawson does a good job taking that drive from daniel i , then maybe he would take that place. this race in austin, it's a massive fans favourite, loads of people come across from mexico to watch them, and they will be cheering on perez and hoping they score really well this weekend. so, lots up in the air. jennie gow speaking to me a little earlier. and you can keep up with practice on the bbc sport website. not great news coming out of barcelona. the british challenge for the america's cup could be over tomorrow after britannia lost both races today to leave team new zealand just needing one more

and this weekend will see a change of drivers as red bull's reserve driver liam lawson takes rb�*s danielustin is the fourth of six sprint events this season. brazil and qatar hosting the final two. and, if you want to keep cross this weekend's grand prix, you can follow for updates on the bbc sport website and app. you certainly can. a thanks to emily brown for that. an amateur historian has discovered a long—lost short story by the dracula author, bram stoker. gibbet hill was published in the dublin edition of the daily express in 1890, but has remained undocumented since then. brian cleary came across it at the national library of ireland last year. he described how he found the story. archival research to to pass the time in the national library of ireland, and during that process, which took me several weeks, i found an advert for this story and i read the words gibbet hill, and i knew that that wasn't a bram stoker story that i'd ever heard of in any of the biographies or bibliographies, and i was just astounded, flabbergasted. i couldn't believe it that i was potentially looking at