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Corrections Policy

Bettista aims to correct factual errors, outdated information, and unclear wording in published coverage.

Readers can send a correction request with the article URL, the passage in question, and a clear explanation. The editorial desk reviews the request against available sources and updates the article when a correction or clarification is warranted.

Corrections may cover scores, dates, schedules, participants, quotations, links, calculations, or descriptions of an event. Minor spelling and formatting changes may be made without a separate notice.

Requests can be sent to [email protected]. Bettista does not promise that every submitted claim will result in a change.

Correction log

Correction log updated 25 September 2026: Six Formula 1 and MotoGP race reports were corrected against official classifications after earlier versions named incorrect winners or results. Four reports for races that were not held or were not on the 2026 calendar were withdrawn; the Bahrain URL now points to our report on the event rescheduling. World Cup match reports were reviewed to remove repeated filler and unverified match details.

  • Australian GP 2026: Russell Wins Ahead of Antonelli and Leclerc
  • Chinese GP 2026: Antonelli Wins Ahead of Russell and Hamilton
  • Japanese GP 2026: Antonelli Wins at Suzuka
  • MotoGP Thailand GP 2026: Bezzecchi Wins as Marquez Retires
  • MotoGP Americas GP 2026: Bezzecchi Wins at COTA
  • MotoGP Spanish GP 2026: Alex Marquez Wins at Jerez

Update, 27 October 2026: these race reports have since been withdrawn as part of a review of short reports. Official classifications remain on the Formula 1 and MotoGP websites.

World Cup match report corrections

World Cup match report correction log updated 25 September 2026: Six published group-stage reports were reviewed against official match sources. We corrected conflicting scorer accounts, incorrect group details, and unsupported match statistics or tactical claims. Each report now includes a dated correction note and its source.

  • Mexico 2-0 South Africa
  • Canada 1-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • Australia 2-0 Türkiye
  • Qatar 1-1 Switzerland
  • Côte d’Ivoire 1-0 Ecuador
  • Spain 0-0 Cabo Verde

Update, 27 October 2026: these six reports, with the other short World Cup match reports, were merged into the World Cup 2026 results page, which lists every result with its official FIFA record.