World Cup downhill ski races tentatively scheduled for return to Lake Louise
Men's World Cup downhill ski races are tentatively scheduled to return to Lake Louise, Alta., this year and continue over 30 years of racing there.
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Pair of women's alpine World Cup events headed to Mont-Tremblant next season
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation confirmed Thursday that two women's World Cup giant slalom races in Mont-Tremblant, Que., will be on the calendar next season.
'This isn't looking too good': F1 drivers scratching heads after another Maxterclass in Miami
Max Verstappen proved his detractors wrong by wringing the neck on his Red Bull Formula 1 car, sealing victory in the 2023 Miami Grand Prix after starting in ninth place.
Floersch sets sights on F1 seat after recovering from broken spine
Sophia Floersch has set her sights on competing in Formula One "in the next three to five years" after recovering from a spinal fracture.
Ocon says FIA and F1 apologised for Baku pitlane incident
MIAMI : Formula One and governing FIA have apologised for a dangerous pitlane incident at the end of last weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, Alpine's Esteban Ocon said on Thursday.
Grand Prix practice session brought to screeching halt after Pierre Gasly’s Alpine car catches fire
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Verstappen Fastest In Australian GP Practice, Hamilton Second
Max Verstappen outpaced Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton to clock the fastest time in opening practice at the Australian Grand Prix on Friday, as the defending world champion reinforced his early season dominance. The Dutchman powered around the Albert Park circuit with a best time of one minute 18.790 seconds among his 17 laps, largely on soft tyres. He demonstrated his superior speed again, but also had a massive spin at the exit of Turn 4 late on, ruining his tyres.
Safe sport advocate, former Olympic skier Allison Forsyth says major change is needed
Former Olympic skier Allison Forsyth told a parliamentary committee that Canada's safe sport crisis will continue "unless we do something big."