team-mate

British

noun

a fellow member of a team

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George Russell took victory from pole ahead of team-mate Kimi Antonelli, with the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc completing the podium in third place.

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Paul Scholes says an Instagram story post about Manchester United interim head coach Michael Carrick was "in no way intended to be offensive" towards his former team-mate.

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Scholes, who played alongside Carrick in United's midfield for seven years, was criticised for his comments, with former team-mate Patrice Evra saying "I hope he was hacked".

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Simpson's British team-mate Fred Warburton placed 12th with his guide James Hannan after a run he described as a "bit of a battle".

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With Tom Willis - Earl and George's Saracens team-mate and the Prem's most consistent and destructive ball-carrier - exiled from the England scene in light of his impending move to Bordeaux-Begles, perhaps it was a foreseeable problem.

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