The team at Bet Central and watched a lot of sport this weekend so check out our list of things we loved from the sporting weekend.

Brad Binder

We would have dedicated the entire article to Brad Binder if we could but let’s start the piece with him. Binder made history in MotoGP and for South Africa after his historic win at the Czech Republic GP.

Also, his odds to win were 50/1. Pays to be patriotic sometimes. 

South Africa have a superstar on their hands! ?? becomes their first premier class winner and the first by a rookie since in 2013! ? | ??

— MotoGP™? (@MotoGP)

Brad Binder makes history ???

Incredible stuff from the South African who wins the ! A new star is born ⭐️

— SuperSport ? (@SuperSportTV)

Max does not want to drive like a grannie

Verstappen romped to a memorable victory at Silverston beating the Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas. The win ended four consecutive wins for the Mercedes but the moment of the weekend has to be Verstappen’s great radio audio.

Won the race. Won the radio as well ? ??

— Formula 1 (@F1)

The team radio message that every F1 driver wants to hear ?

Max = ? ? ??

— Formula 1 (@F1)

Lakay with a worthy winner

Lyle Lakay sent Sundowns into the Nedbank Cup final with a great free-kick on the return of Diski in Mzansi.

– RESULT:

Sundowns 3-2 Bidvest Wits

A late Lyle Lakay free-kick has handed Mamelodi Sundown a spot in the final of the Nedbank Cup.

— SuperSport ? (@SuperSportTV)

Lyon giant killing

It might have been on away goals but Lyon pulled off a massive upset by knocking out Juventus and Cristiano Ronaldo – in the process, they also sealed the fate of Maurizo Sarri who was relieved of his duties as the manager of the Old Lady.

Two goals from CR7 weren’t enough

Lyon switch off the Cristiano League and send Juventus home ?

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport)

A new golf star? Morikawa wins

In the first major tournament since Covid-19 halted the gold calendar, the title went to a captivating 23-year-old who turned professional last year.

This is only the beginning. ?

23-year-old wins in his first ever .

It’s his third TOUR win in 27 starts as a pro.

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR)

Collin Morikawa becomes the youngest player to break 65 in the final round of a major victory EVER.

Now, he’s a major champion ?

— ESPN (@espn)