McIlroy and Norris among winners at Laureus World Sport Awards
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Rory McIlroy and Lando Norris were among the winners at the Laureus World Sport Awards held on Monday. The event, known for honoring top athletes across sports, featured a star-studded ceremony. While specific awards and amounts were not disclosed, the event highlighted notable achievements in the sports world, with McIlroy and Norris recognized for their outstanding performances.
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