Kenya's Albert Korir banned 5 years for doping after beating Rory Linkletter at 2025 Ottawa Marathon
Albert Korir of Kenya, the 2021 New York Marathon winner, was banned five years after he admitted doping, track and field investigators said Monday.
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French court dismisses Cardiff City's 120m euro claim over Sala's death
PARIS, March 30 : Cardiff City's 120 million euro ($137.75 million) compensation claim following the death of Argentine striker Emiliano Sala in a plane crash in 2019 has been dismissed by a French court, his former club Nantes told Reuters on Monday.
Cardiff City lose compensation claim against Nantes over death of Emiliano Sala
Cardiff City FC’s claim for compensation against Nantes following the death of Emiliano Sala in a plane crash has been thrown out by a French court.
Priced low, growing fast: women's sports draw smart money
March 30 : Wealthy investors are increasingly turning to women's sports as a rare opportunity to tap into a fast-growing market at lower valuations, favoring strong returns over the high entry costs and limited upside of marquee men's franchises in the NFL or the UK's Premier League.
Figure skating-ISU say Fear and Gibson's world score stands after British challenge
PRAGUE, March 29 : The International Skating Union said the two‑point deduction that denied ice dancers Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson a world championships bronze medal cannot be appealed, after British Ice Skating said it was seeking to overturn the decision.
'Beyond frustrated' Verstappen says eighth was best he could do
SUZUKA, Japan, March 29 : Max Verstappen had said he was 'beyond frustrated' after qualifying 11th for the Japanese Grand Prix, and finishing eighth in Sunday's race at Suzuka did little to lift his spirits.
Moses Itauma knows he must bide his time for Oleksandr Usyk fight
Moses Itauma insisted Oleksandr Usyk has “earned the right to do whatever he wants” despite the Briton amplifying calls for a fight between the pair with a stunning stoppage of Jermaine Franklin.
Ollie Bearman ‘fine’ after lucky escape in dramatic Japanese Grand Prix crash
British driver Ollie Bearman had a “lucky escape” after his “scary” 191mph crash in Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix which puts the safety of Formula One’s new rules in the spotlight.