Knockhill BSB: Iddon tops wet FP1
Christian Iddon led the way in the opening Bennett’s British Superbike Championship free practice session at Knockhill on Friday, the Buildbase Suzuki rider coming out on top in the wet conditions by 0.149s.
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How to watch Nathan Gorman vs Tomas Salek for free as Tyson Fury cousin fights for world title
Tyson Fury's cousin Nathan Gorman is on the hunt for the IBF International Heavyweight Championship title tonight against Tomas Salek at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool. It'll be the main event of a lengthy card and viewers can watch the bouts for free.
Lauren Hemp: Who is the Lionesses' star set to shine at Euro 2022?
Lauren Hemp has been touted by some as a future Ballon d’Or winner, but how much do you know about the Lionesses’ new superstar.
British child gymnasts abused and denied food and water, report finds
British Gymnastics failed for years to address abuse complaints as it prioritised financial growth and medals, according to an independent investigator’s report that calls for governance reforms.
New signing Kye Rowles explains Hearts excitement, penalty shoot-out nerves and his meteoric rise
The Australian centre-back agreed to move to Tynecastle on a three-year deal from Central Coast Mariners last month before the deal was approved by an SFA panel.
Jubb overcomes adversity to forge reputation as one of Britain's best young tennis talents
Paul Jubb is the latest up-and-coming talent on the British tennis scene, but 'Jubby' has followed a different path altogether from many of his peers. The talented 22-year-old — who is on the LTA's Pro Scholarship Programme, the highest level of support for players aged 16-24 — has had a long and winding route to a second Wimbledon appearance this summer. Ad/> From a Hull council estate to the All England Club, via combining university with tennis in South Carolina, Jubb's journey has also included personal tragedy.
Identical twins ready to make opponents see double at Commonwealth Games
Identical boxing twins Garan and Ioan Croft are planning to show their punching power at the Commonwealth Games and make opponents see double.
Peniston's Queen's success highlights positive momentum in British tennis
The success of Ryan Peniston's at this year's cinch Championships at The Queen's Club and a rising tide of British winners across the summer grass court events have highlighted a positive momentum in the sport in the UK, according to LTA CEO Scott Lloyd. Peniston, who benefits from the LTA's NTC Access programme that assists players ranked 100-200 in singles and 31-100 in doubles, providing cost-free access to courts on all three surfaces, coaching, trainers and the LTA's tournament bonus scheme, beat world number five Casper Ruud 7-6 7-6 at The Queen's Club on Tuesday and backed that up by reaching the quarter-finals following a win against Francisco Cerundolo on Thursday.