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Will Power just looked at the question on the sheet in front of him and just laughed. “Ooooohhh,” he said, followed by a word not suitable for print. The question was about him. When the 25 full-time INDYCAR drivers met with FOX Sports last month, we gave them a six-question survey to fill out. They didn’t have to write in any answers — they just put a mark by which answer(s) they chose. So here are the results: 1. Should INDYCAR consider any other championship format other than full-season points system? No-22 votesYes-3 votes This wasn’t a surprise other than maybe that three drivers actually wanted something else. “No playoffs, please,” Felix Rosenqvist said when answering that question. “NASCAR’s format works well because of there’s so many races,” said Santino Ferrucci, who has dabbled in NASCAR. “I don’t like how it boils down to one race, winner takes all [which has since changed]. But INDYCAR, since our championship is so short, I do think that we keep our point system. I think it makes a lot of sense.” 2. Which new venue are you looking forward to the most?(Washington D.C. was not announced at the time of this question) Arlington-25 votesPhoenix-ZeroMarkham-Zero This was a little bit of a surprise. But racing around the baseball and football stadiums in Arlington seems to excite pretty much everyone. 3. How many races will new Andretti Global driver Will Power win this year? Two-10 votesOne-10 votesFour or more-2 votesThree-1 voteZero-1 vote One driver declined to vote. One driver was very specific with the answer of two races, writing in Long Beach and Markham. Power’s replacement at Team Penske, David Malukas, scoffed at this question, thinking maybe it was specifically for him. “Oh, this is a dig at me,” Malukas said. We told Power of the results at the Phoenix test last week. “It’s quite unknown, isn’t it?” Power told me. “It’s like, where are you going to stack up? It’s very difficult to win in INDYCAR these days. So I hope we win some races. I really do. We’ve definitely got the capability.” Should he be judged on wins this year? “I think you’ve got to get a win — that’s a key,” Power said. “You’ve got to get a win. You need to get a win.” 4. Which series driver do you trust the most racing side-by-side? Scott Dixon-12 votesAlex Palou-8Felix Rosenqvist-7Scott McLaughlin-6Kyle Kirkwood-5Pato O’Ward-5Graham Rahal-4Marcus Ericsson-4Christian Lundgaard-2Will Power-2Alex Rossi-2Kyffin Simpson-2 (Six drivers got one vote; five drivers got no votes) 5. Which series driver do you trust the least racing side-by-side? Christian Rasmussen-13 votesRomain Grosjean-12 Santino Ferrucci-9Louis Foster-7Rinus VeeKay-6Nolan Siegel-6Josef Newgarden-4Graham Rahal-4Sting Ray Robb-4 (rest of drivers 1-3 votes) Drivers know their reputations. Rasmussen said he knew he would get called out on this question. So we asked him if he felt he had to change his driving style. “No, I don’t think so,” Rasmussen said. “We’re refining it. You’re getting better and better all the time. But also I think we’ve done a really good job this year, especially the oval performances this year was very, very strong, being the third-highest finishing in points on the ovals alone. So we’ve just got to have that road and street course performance to follow, and then we’ll be in pretty good shape.” Ferrucci figured he’d be high on this list, too, and had mixed emotions. “I would be surprised if I’m not among least comfortable to be raced with,” Ferrucci said. “But then again, I’d also be disappointed because I feel like I’ve run a lot of people really clean.” Is that a bad thing? “I’d rather them be afraid of you than friendly with you,” Ferrucci said. “I feel like that goes better.” 6. Which driver, when you pass him, gives you a feeling of accomplishment? Alex Palou-14 votesJosef Newgarden-10Scott Dixon-9Will Power-8Scott McLaughlin-6Kyle Kirkwood-5Rinus VeeKay-5Pato O’Ward-5 (rest of drivers 2-4 votes) Kyle Kirkwood marked all the drivers down “All of them, can I just go down the line?” Kirkwood said. “Better than getting passed.” Rosenqvist was clear on one of his answers: “Dixon, he’s pretty good at defending.” Bob Pockrass covers NASCAR and INDYCAR for FOX Sports. He has spent decades covering motorsports, including over 30 Daytona 500s, with stints at ESPN, Sporting News, NASCAR Scene magazine and The (Daytona Beach) News-Journal. Follow him on Twitter @bobpockrass.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
Deion Sanders is in an improved place with his health, but the Colorado Buffaloes head coach was previously in a more ominous place with his leg, according to Colorado vascular surgeon Don Jacobs. “I was really worried about you in Fort Worth [Colorado played TCU on Oct. 4 of last season]. Watching that game and seeing you hurt, I was worried. … Yeah, I know that pain hurts, and it was, you know, I was worried about losing a leg,” Jacobs told Sanders on a FaceTime call with athletic trainer Lauren Askevold that was posted by the head coach to Instagram on Tuesday. “But, you know, we got you out quick … I was impressed, and everything healed up well.” Sanders captioned the video, “You never know what’s on a person’s plate. God is good. Great news from Dr. Don Jacobs! The best in the nation. Love ya Doc, you’ve always looked out for me and told me the Truth.” Sanders has dealt with blood clots in recent memory, which led to him having two toes amputated on his left foot in 2021. He then had surgery in October 2025 to treat blood clots in his leg but didn’t miss a game due to the matter. It marked the 16th surgery that Sanders had regarding his blood clots. Jacobs also told Sanders in the video that he’d like to “look at it [his leg] just one more time.” What’s more, Sanders announced in July 2025 that he was diagnosed with but later overcame bladder cancer. On the field, Sanders’ Buffaloes are coming off a 3-9 season in 2025 and are 16-21 over his three seasons in Boulder (2023-25).Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
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Bill Gates was one of many wealthy and powerful men whose names appeared in the Epstein files.
And now the billionaire Microsoft founder is coming clean about his past sexual indiscretions.
Speaking with staff from his philanthropic organization on Tuesday, Gates confessed that he carried on affairs with two different women during his marriage to Melinda French Gates.
“It was a huge mistake to spend time with Epstein,” Gates said, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal (via CBS News).
“I apologize to other people who are drawn into this because of the mistake that I made.”
Gates went on to insist that he neither engaged in nor witnessed any “illicit” sexual activity during his friendship with Epstein.
“I did nothing illicit. I saw nothing illicit,” he said today.
According to the Journal, Gates confessed that “did have affairs, one with a Russian bridge player who met me at bridge events, and one with a Russian nuclear physicist who I met through business activities.”
Gates first met Epstein in 2011, well after the disgraced financier had finished serving a prison sentence for soliciting a minor for prostitution.
Speaking with the Wall Street Journal earlier this year, Gates acknowledged that he knew about some “18-month thing” (referring to the length of Epstein’s sentence) but claimed that he did not know the nature of his crimes.
“Knowing what I know now makes it, you know, a hundred times worse in terms of not only his crimes in the past, but now it’s clear there was ongoing bad behavior,” Gates said.
Gates admitted that his former wife was “skeptical” of Epstein from the very beginning.
Though they divorced in 2021, Bill and Melinda’s relationship has come under scrutiny in recent months thanks to emails found in the Epstein files.
In 2013, Epstein sent emails to himself in which he alleged that Bill had “sex with Russian girls” and contracted a sexually transmitted infection that required antibiotic treatment.
Epstein then claimed Gates sought to “surreptitiously give” antibiotics to his Melinda for fear that he had spread the infection to her. Bill has denied these allegations.
Speaking with an NPR podcast host earlier this month, Melinda said that she feels “an unbelievable sadness” when she thinks of Bill Gates’ relationship with Epstein.
“For me, it’s personally hard whenever those details come up, right? Because it brings back memories of some very, very painful times in my marriage,” she said.
Following the arrest of Prince Andrew and other prominent British public figures, no Americans have faced legal consequences after their names and images were found in the Epstein files.
We will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.
Bill Gates Admits to Cheating on Ex-Wife With Multiple Russian Women was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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Healing can be a lengthy process.
Tori Roloff has shared photos showcasing a moment that many thought would never happen:
A return to Roloff Farms.
Little People, Big World fans have questions. Tori’s talking about feelings — and how far things have come.
Who expected her to return to the farm?
On Saturday, February 21, Tori took to her Instagram page to share photos of a very familiar location.
Who among us would not instantly recognize Roloff Farms?
“For the first time in almost 4 years,” she began her caption, “I sat where @zroloff07 and I were married.”
Tori expressed: “It brought me so much joy to sit and look out over this very familiar field.”
She acknowledged that this is a sight “that holds so many beautiful memories for me.”
Simply visiting did not mean that Tori was pretending that past conflicts never took place.
“There has been so much hurt that’s happened at the farm,” she acknowledged.
“But for the first time in years,” she admitted, “I felt so happy to be able to visit and reminisce on the good times.”
Tori continued: “And just be thankful for what God has provided our family with.”
She did not specify when she took the snaps. But fans have speculated on when she made this visit.
How recent was this visit?
One fan theory is that Tori snapped these pics in November of last year.
The Roloff family got together for Thanksgiving 2025 — though not quite everyone could make it.
“A lot to be Thankful for…. counting my many blessings,” Matt Roloff wrote on Instagram at the time.
“We missed Zach and Jackson that are traveling for an international LP sporting event,” he acknowledged. “Molly lives in Northern Washington.”
Matt then gushed: “Thanks for all my daughter in laws for making this such a special Thanksgiving!!”
Sure enough, you can see Tori and Isabel and even Audrey in the photo.
(Tori and Isabel were as far as they could reasonably be from Audrey, which is neither unexpected nor unreasonable.)
Keep in mind that Tori did more than just journey from Washington to Oregon for a visit.
In 2021, the saga of the sale of Roloff Farms caused a painful family rift. Zach and Tori left the state and the family show.
Visiting doesn’t mean that all is well. But visiting and posting about it likely means that Tori, and perhaps others, have hope of further reconciliation one day.
What changed?
Many longtime Little People, Big World fans have speculated about the timing of the family patching things up.
See, last year, the shocking split between Matt Roloff and Caryn Chandler took many by surprise.
Did Caryn’s exit herald some mended fences? If so, why?
Fans have a lot of guesses, but they may have more to do with their opinions of Caryn than they do with any real insight into the Roloff family’s shifting dynamics.
Regardless, we’re happy for Tori. Making peace with any part of the pain from your past can help you enjoy the present a bit more.
Tori Roloff Shows Return to Roloff Farms, Where ‘So Much Hurt’ Happened was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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