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MONTREAL : Ferrari title contender Charles Leclerc will start from the back of the grid in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix after picking up more penalties on Saturday for exceeding his power unit allocation.
Summer McIntosh began the FINA World Aquatics Championships in the best way possible – with a medal around her neck.
Aurelie Rivard can't stop winning medals.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen shrugged off concerns over the weather ahead of qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix on Saturday. The Dutchman was the fastest over both the first and second sessions on Friday in Canada as his team prepared for the following day’s qualifying.
Back-to-back finals in grass-court tournaments would seem an ideal Wimbledon warm-up for most players. But Russia's Daniil Medvedev can't play at the All England Club this season.
After the excitement of the 2026 World Cup host cities being announced, the next question has been this: how will this all work?
DUBAI: Sadio Mané looks to be headed for Bayern Munich, ending his trophy-filled six-year spell at Liverpool in a move that would finally split up one of the most devastating forward lines in the history of English soccer. A person familiar with the situation said on Friday that Liverpool reached an agreement with the German champion for the transfer of the 30-year-old Senegal forward in a total package worth 41 million euros ($42.9 million).
On Thursday, nearly four years to the day after it was announced that the men’s FIFA World Cup would be returning to the United States and Mexico (and coming to Canada for the first time) in 2026, 16 host cities were announced as venues for the first-ever 48-team tournament.