team-mate

British

noun

a fellow member of a team

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The last time Verstappen was beaten by a team-mate was at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in April 2023, when Sergio Perez claimed victory and he finished runner-up.

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I took a moment to look over the pitch, took a deep breath, and returned to give my former England and Leicester Tigers team-mate Lewis Moody a big hug.

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When my former team-mate Tom Croft asked if I would have pulled out of the 2019 Rugby World Cup final if I had felt concussion symptoms, I was honest and said no.

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Moody and Ant had no regrets, but I also caught up with another former team-mate and World Cup winner Steve Thompson, who has early onset dementia.

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After Ben Youngs asks whether Lewis Moody ever saw a risk to playing rugby, his former team-mate takes his time before beginning his answer.

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