Gasly does not recognise reported 'chaos' at Alpine
IMOLA, Italy : Pierre Gasly said it was business as usual at the Renault-owned Alpine Formula One team and he did not recognise reports of chaos that followed recent driver and leadership changes.
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Hamilton reveals concern for his bulldog Roscoe
IMOLA, Italy :Seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton spoke of his anxiety on Thursday - not about how he might fare in his first Formula One race in Italy as a Ferrari driver but the health of his elderly bulldog Roscoe.
Cooper Flagg reveals why people told him he'd 'never make it' as an elite basketball player
Cooper Flagg has been compared to Scottie Pippen, and Colin Cowherd discusses what his NBA career might look like.
Oscar Piastri In Control, Ferrari Floundering As F1 Arrives In Europe
Oscar Piastri heads into this weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix with the momentum of three successive wins behind him as he seeks to consolidate his bid for the Formula One drivers' world title. But with the F1 circus pitching its Big Top in Europe for the first time this season with a 'triple-header' of races, as much attention will be focused on Ferrari's struggles as on dominant leaders McLaren or Red Bull's defending four-time champion Max Verstappen. After six unimpressive outings in the first six races, the Italian team and their marquee signing seven-time champion Lewis Hamilton appear in front of the 'tifosi' for the first time on home soil at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari.
How Anthony Edwards' hero-ball evolution began with Kobe and Michael Jordan - ESPN
TWO DAYS AFTER what Anthony Edwards termed the «most important game» of his career, securing a win against the Golden State Warriors to avoid an 2-0 hole in the Western Conference semifinals, the Minnesota Timberwolves star again found his team in another fight, on the road for Game 3.
Vowles vows no more team orders confusion at Williams
GROVE, England :Williams have made changes to avoid repeating the situation in Miami where Carlos Sainz mistakenly thought Alex Albon had ignored orders not to pass, team boss James Vowles said on Tuesday.
Novak Djokovic And Coach Andy Murray Part Ways After Six Months
Novak Djokovic announced on Tuesday that he will be parting ways with his former rival and current coach, Andy Murray, after a stint of six months. Djokovic, 37, had brought Murray to his coaching staff ahead of the Australian Open 2025. Taking to Instagram, Djokovic said, "Thank you, coach Andy, for all the hard work, fun and support over last six months on and off the court. I really enjoyed deepening our friendship together." The partnership started in a promising way, with the icon defeating Carlos Alcaraz to make it to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, the first Slam of the year. However, an injury forced him to retire from the tournament during the semifinal against Alexander Zverev. Djokovic though, was full of praise he received from his long-time rival.
Miami football player was driver in wreck that killed three, two of which were children, police say
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