When is the next F1 race? Key dates for 2022 season and full calendar ahead of Australian Grand Prix
The third race of the 2022 Formula One Grand Prix is almost upon us.
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A King who wants to be King (of WTCR)
TCR Australia racer Luke King has ambitions to race in the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup. King, who drove an Audi RS 3 LMS to fourth place in TCR Australia last season, toldAuto Actionof his plans to step up to WTCR later this season.
Man City plan to bolster attacking options as they rival Prem sides for European star
Manchester City are reportedly looking to bolster their attack with the signing of Charles De Ketelaere, who is of interest to other Premier League sides.
Lotterer hits back at Horner’s Formula E criticism
Andre Lotterer has responded to claims Christian Horner made about Formula E in which he said electric motorsport has “no passion” and “no atmosphere”.
Why I will also be cheering on Canada in the World Cup - Angus Robertson
Having waited since 1986 when they last qualified, they have enjoyed tremendous success through the CONCACAF stages to book their place and jump up the FIFA ratings from 72nd in the world to 38th, one place above Scotland.
Moyes can finally axe "shocking" WHU flop with £120k-p/w ace who's "out of this world" - opinion
As campaigns go, West Ham United’s 2021/22 has so far been up there with one of the most impressive in the club’s history.
Football rumours: Christian Eriksen’s return to form impresses top clubs
Christian Eriksen‘s return to top form following his cardiac arrest last summer has not gone unnoticed by the Premier League’s biggest clubs, the Daily Mail writes. The 30-year-old Denmark midfielder signed a short-term deal with Brentford which is due to expire at the end of the season. The paper reports that Eriksen’s “swift and sparkling return to top form” is being monitored by Tottenham and Manchester United after his influential role in Brentford’s 4-1 defeat of Chelsea.
Message sent to Huddersfield Town's out-of-favour Carel Eiting sums up entire season
When Carel Eiting cut his stay in Belgium short by having his contract with Genk terminated so he could return to the John Smith’s Stadium, we doubt this is exactly what he had in mind. The midfielder has rarely featured despite being fit and available for every game except one (the trip to Millwall), playing just 282 minutes without making a single Championship start.