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Zharnel Hughes capped a superb week by winning the men’s 200m at the UK Athletics Championships. Fresh from claiming the 100m title on Saturday, Hughes won the 200m event on Sunday. A strong start allowed the 27-year-old to quickly establish a lead over his competitors as he crossed the line in 19.77 seconds.
Bayern keen on Kane Bayern Munich have launched a second bid for Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane after their opening bid of £60m plus add-ons was rejected by the north London club. The German champions are keen to add Kane to their squad this summer and manager Thomas Tuchel is reportedly a big fan of the 29-year-old. It is unknown whether Tottenham have responded to the second bid.
SILVERSTONE, England: Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell looked enviously at McLaren's new-found speed after losing out to their Woking rivals for the second race in a row on Sunday (Jul 9).
Team by team analysis of Sunday's British Grand Prix at Silverstone, the 10th race of the 22-round Formula One season (listed in championship order):
LONDON: Ons Jabeur survived her biggest test yet at Wimbledon this fortnight to storm into the second week and a highly-anticipated fourth round meeting with two-time champion Petra Kvitova.
SILVERSTONE, England : Sergio Perez lamented another tough afternoon as Red Bull team mate Max Verstappen racked up his sixth win in a row to power 99 points clear in the Formula One championship.
SILVERSTONE, UK: On a day when Brad Pitt joined the Formula One grid to shoot his new movie, defending champion Max Verstappen was reduced to a cameo role in his own win with F1 fans gripped by the fight for second place. Apart from losing the lead to Lando Norris at the start — and then taking it back — Verstappen’s cruise on Sunday to yet another win — his sixth in a row — lacked the Hollywood-style drama of Norris’ battle with seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton for second. That fits a pattern this season of dominant wins for the Red Bull driver and increasingly hard-fought battles behind him as Mercedes, Ferrari, Aston Martin and now McLaren jostle to be the second-fastest team.
Lewis Hamilton started his home race, the British Grand Prix, in seventh place, but was third when the chequered flag dropped.