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Formula 1 is set to hold 24 races in a single season for the first time in 2023. Next season's schedule includes the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix and the return of the Chinese Grand Prix after a three-year absence. Ad The Las Vegas Grand Prix will be the third event in the USA, joining races in Miami and Austin.
LIV golfers have written a joint letter to the head of the Official World Golf Rankings requesting points are attributed to past and future events in the Saudi-backed breakaway to ensure the "integrity" of the current system.
The Monaco Grand Prix will continue in Formula One for at least another season, the 2023 schedule release has confirmed.
Major League Soccer (MLS) said on Monday it would launch an investigation into allegations of racial abuse during a game between DC United and Inter Miami. Miami coach Phil Neville said DC United forward Taxi Fountas used a racial slur towards Miami defender Damion Lowe during the match on Sunday, calling the language "unacceptable in society". Fountas has denied the allegations.
Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck wasn’t mincing his words.
BALTIMORE — Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa set career highs with 469 passing yards and six touchdowns in a 42-38 comeback win Sunday over the Baltimore Ravens.
Week 3 of the college football season brought a major flex by the top teams, with Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, USC and Clemson all rolling to decisive routs. Other results, including losses by Michigan State, Miami and BYU, will be felt in the New Year's Six games and the bowl matchups further down the pecking order.
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