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Novak Djokovic to Gary Lineker via David Coulthard, sporting stars have often compared their professions to lovemaking - and some even said their day job was better. With Djokovic comparing a hard fought victory to a vigorous session of intercourse, Lineker once claimed that it simply couldn't compare to scoring a late winner.Daily Star Sport have taken a look at six recognisable faces from the world of sport at looked that their contrasting views on adult relations in the sack.

F1 has returned to action after the summer break with one of the highlights of the calendar – the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa.The popular venue, a real favourite among drivers and fans, has provided numerous memorable moments down the years, often caused by the inclement weather in the Ardennes area of Belgium. Arguably the most dramatic F1 race at Spa occurred in 1998, won by Damon Hill in appalling conditions.

F1 races, the top three are traditionally interviewed by an ex-grand prix driver-turned-broadcaster after stepping out of their cars and before the podium ceremony. The likes of Martin Brundle, Johnny Herbert and Mark Webber have done the job and following the race at Paul Ricard, it was the turn of Coulthard, who is co-commentator for Channel 4.As the former McLaren and Williams driver quizzed racer winner Max Verstappen, Di Resta, who had been on co-commentary duty for Sky Sports F1 in the absence of Brundle, was broadcast on the official F1 feed urging his fellow Scot to cut the interview short. READ MORE: Daniel Ricciardo disagrees with Sky Sports F1 reporter over 'Alpine sandwich' after French GP The slip was spotted by a number of fans on social media, who were unimpressed by Di Resta’s accidental intervention.“The irony, when this is exactly what I'm saying to Paul Di Resta during his commentary,” joked one fan on Twitter while another added: “Ironically, something I've been saying about Paul all afternoon!”“There should be an option to mute certain broadcasters because I cannot listen to PDR,” said a third.

Paddy Pimblett had a day to remember as he swapped the octagon for the race track by paying a visit to a Formula 1 grand prix earlier this month. The UFC star was a guest of the Haas team at the British Grand Prix and seemed to be a lucky charm for the F1 minnows, who secured a double points finish with drivers Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen.

Michael Schumacher is a legend of Formula 1 and, in the opinion of many, the greatest driver of all time after racking up an incredible seven world titles.However, it is fair to say he rubbed many of his counterparts up the wrong way with his aggressive tactics on track. The German icon had run-ins with numerous rivals over the years, including Ayrton Senna, Damon Hill, Jacques Villeneuve, Mika Hakkinen and David Coulthard.Schumacher and Coulthard had several bust-ups, both on and off track, with one of their most memorable coming at the French Grand Prix in 2000.

F1 fan Sam Ryder will sing the national anthem ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.After finishing an impressive second at Eurovision – a huge improvement on the UK’s usual dismal performance – Ryder will perform God Save the Queen in front of 140,000 race-goers on July 3. It will be a special moment for Ryder, who attended the race as a fan back in the 1990s, rooting for Damon Hill.To promote his appearance at the home of British motorsport, Ryder was interviewed on the starting grid for Silverstone’s social media platforms and was asked which driver he would sing a duet with - and he picked popular Aussie Daniel Ricciardo. READ MORE: Four tracks that may be axed including Monaco as F1 looks to thrilling street circuits “Daniel Ricciardo seems like a good laugh who would be up for karaoke,” he said.

F1 legend David Coulthard once suggested that sex before a race made him drive faster. Coulthard, 51, drove in Formula One from 1994 to 2019 and came close to winning the drivers' title during his time at McLaren. The Scot won 13 races in total and finished in the top three of the drivers' championship on five occasions in the late 1990s and early 2000s.Most people would assume the secret behind Coulthard's relative success to be his raw driving ability.

Lewis Hamilton is 'unhappy' amid the team's continued struggles, with further issues encountered ahead of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.The German outfit have been unable to fix their 'porpoising' issues in the opening rounds of the season, with those problems once again prevalent in Friday's qualifying and the team unable to find the pace in the Sprint to work their way back up the grid.That has already seen Hamilton declare that the team are 'obviously' not competing with Ferrari and Red Bull for the title this season, although the Brit has also made it clear that he has no desire to vacate his position.Still, it's easy to see that all is not well at Mercedes and the fallout of the struggles started to come to a head on Friday with Hamilton pictured in fierce discussions with team principal Toto Wolff following the exit in Q2.Coulthard has now had his say on the situation and has issued a frank assessment of the position that Hamilton and Mercedes find themselves in, stating: “Inevitably he’s not happy about that. The team are not happy about it.

What do you think of Sigrid Silversand? Let us know in the comments section Coulthard had married Minier in Monaco in 2013, and the pair have one son together: DaytonHowever, in an interview, Coulthard said: "Karen and I got married because we had a child together and I had no intention of marrying anyone else.“We’ve been together for ten years and were married in a register office in Monaco.“I don’t want to de-romanticise it – but I don’t subscribe to it being the best day of my life.”Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Roger Federer once played a tennis match almost 700 feet in the ait on an insane hotel helipad that had been converted into a tennis court.Having won a joint-record 20 Grand Slam titles in his career, Swiss tennis legend Federer has played in and won tournaments all over the world.However, the helipad of the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai is perhaps the most unique venue he has played at and certainly the highest.Federer took to the court at the hotel in early 2005, playing Andre Agassi over 650 feet above the ground ahead of the Dubai Tennis Championship.The helipad was converted into a tennis court specifically for the two to play each other, as part of a promotional event for the upcoming tournament.Attached to the side of the hotel, the helipad is 692 feet above the ground and is used to transport hotel guests to the airport for a fee of $2700.The hotel itself is located on a man-made island just off the coast of Dubai and first opened in December 1999.Federer went on to win the Dubai Tennis Championship shortly after, winning the third of his eight titles, and he beat Agassi in the semi-finals on his way to victory.What is the most unique sporting venue you have visited? Let us know in the comments section below.The match between Federer and Agassi is not the only time the Burj Al Arab's helipad has hosted a sporting event.One year earlier, Tiger Woods teed off from the helipad, before Rory McIlroy performed a bunker shot from the site in 2011.Former Formula One driver David Coulthard performed a series of donuts in a Red Bull car on the helipad in 2013.The helipad will again be in the spotlight in February of this year, with former five-weight world champion boxer Floyd Mayweather set to appear in an exhibition

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Michael Schumacher is regarded by many as the greatest F1 driver of all-time, winning seven world titles.But to be the best, sometimes it means butting heads and being a certified s***house - not always with the desired consequences.Athletes who are at the very top of their sport often comment about doing whatever it takes to succeed, displaying a win at all costs mentality.And during his 19-year F1 career, Schumacher was no different. Following the release of Schumacher on Netflix, Daily Star Sport takes a look back at five times in the German racer's career when he went to ruthless lengths to get an advantage, often with disastrous consequences.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!David Coulthard clearly has the naked ambition to get viewers to tune in for Channel 4's F1 coverage this weekend.Coulthard, 50, posted an intriguing photo on Instagram, appearing to be lying nude on a beach with his bum visible in the shot.And the image was accompanied by a fitting message to all F1 fans, that read: "Tune into @channel4formula1 this weekend for the cheekiest content from the weekend."It seemed a humorous way for Coulthard to plug the station's coverage of the Dutch Grand Prix - which returns for the first time in 26 years at a revamped Zandvoort circuit.Channel 4 have highlights for the 2021 season with their Saturday coverage in Holland starting at 6pm, and their race

Netflix has picked up global rights to Schumacher, a feature documentary about Formula One legend Michael Schumacher, and will release on September 15.

Naman Ramachandran “Schumacher,” a documentary on champion German Formula 1 racing driver Michael Schumacher, will stream on Netflix from Sept. 15.

JUST IN:Lewis Hamilton 'was to blame' says David Coulthard Red Bull confirmed the Dutchman is back home in Monaco, but still feeling a little sore after the crash, with a source confirming to RacingNews365. com that the two drivers have spoken, with no indication of who opened up the talks.

Jenson Button began his Formula One career in an era that featured some of the sport’s greats.At the tender age of 20, Button, then Britain’s youngest ever F1 driver, was going wheel-to-wheel with the likes of Michael Schumacher, Mika Hakkinen, David Coulthard and Jacques Villeneuve.That’s some collection of names, but Button held his own in his first season on the grid, finishing fourth at the German Grand Prix and collecting a total of 12 points to finish 8th in the world championship. Speaking to Daily Star Sport at the launch of his exclusive Readly magazine collection, the 2009 F1 world champion reveals what it was like during that first season 21 years ago and who he looked up to on the grid.

Amanda Holden welcomed a very special visitor to her home on Sunday.

Lewis Hamilton never ‘truly believed’ it was time to retire during his lengthy contract negotiations with Mercedes - according to former racing driver David Coulthard.Hamilton, who has won a joint-record seven World Drivers' Championship titles ahead of the 2021 campaign, agreed to an extra year in the lead seat at Mercedes last month after lengthy conversations.Team principal & CEO Toto Wolff has initially hoped that his star driver would agree to the deal before Christmas, but was made to wait until just weeks before testing begun.Coulthard, however, never saw Hamilton’s potential retirement as realistic as he looks to topple Michael Schumacher by winning an eighth world title.“If he truly believed it was time, he would not have been in

Amanda Holden sparked a rather interesting reaction from her fans when she posted a photo of her daughter during their family holiday back in July 2020. The TV personality, who is appearing on Wednesday's DNA Journey, was having a luxurious break in the South of France with her husband Chris Hughes and their daughters Lexi and Hollie.MORE: Amanda Holden is ready for spring in her & Other Stories mini skirtAt the time, the star shared the most gorgeous family photo of them taken whilst having dinner at Club 55, along with former Formula One driver David Coulthard, Piers Morgan, and their respective wives.

Michael Schumacher would be "staring in the eyes of his equal" had he competed against Lewis Hamilton during his prime in Formula One.

Amanda Holden sparked a rather interesting reaction from her fans when she posted a photo of her daughter during their family holiday back in July.