Albon agrees new Williams deal
British-born Thai driver Alex Albon has committed his immediate future to Williams by agreeing a new multi-year contract amid speculation over his future.
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Alex Albon signs contract extension with Williams
London-born Alex Albon has signed a multi-year contract extension with Williams.
Alex Albon signs new multi-year deal with Williams – and aims cheeky dig at Alpine and Oscar Piastri drama
Alex Albon will remain with Williams Racing for ‘2023 and beyond’ after signing a multi-year deal with the Formula 1 team.
Blue Jays get bullpen help in Canadian Zach Pop, bring back Anthony Bass
The Toronto Blue Jays solidified their bullpen hours before Tuesday's Major League Baseball trade deadline, acquiring relievers Anthony Bass and Zach Pop from the Miami Marlins for shortstop prospect Jordan Groshans.
Novak Djokovic: 'Zero hope' of rules changing to allow Wimbledon champion to play at US Open, says Ivanisevic
There is “zero hope” that President Joe Biden will “change the rules” on the current entry requirements to the United States to allow Novak Djokovic to play in the US Open, according to his coach Goran Ivanisevic. The United States government have introduced legislation which states that those of non-US citizenship coming into the country must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19. Ad/> Djokovic has reaffirmed that he won’t be getting vaccinated in order to enter the US, despite missing the defence of his Australian Open title and the Indian Wells and Miami Open earlier this year because of his status.
Gary Neville was told Frenkie de Jong would prefer to join Chelsea over Manchester United
Gary Neville has revealed he was told that Frenkie de Jong would prefer a move to London and Chelsea rather than Manchester United.
Miami Hurricanes new coach Mario Cristobal set to begin first fall camp Friday
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Questions for North American swing and US Open, including Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Iga Swiatek, Emma Raducanu
The start of August means the start of tennis’ North American hard swing, leading up to the US Open in New York at the end of the month. The final Grand Slam of the 2022 season starts on August 29 and there are four weeks of tournaments before then, including the ATP 1000/WTA 1000 National Bank Open and the Western & Southern Open. Ad/> While it still looks unlikely that Novak Djokovic will play any part in the North American swing, the rest of the top players from the ATP and WTA tours are set to feature, including men’s world No.