George Russell bids to begin fightback with sprint pole in Canada
George Russell delivered a response to title challenger Kimi Antonelli by claiming pole for the Canadian Grand Prix sprint.
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Kildunne named personality of the year to cap dream season
LONDON, May 18 : England fullback Ellie Kildunne capped a superb season by being voted the British Rugby Union Writers' Club personality of the year on Monday, a day after scoring two tries in the country's 43-28 Six Nations Grand Slam-winning victory over France.
Russell confident momentum will swing back his way from Antonelli
MIAMI, May 3 : George Russell lost his tag of Formula One title favourite to Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli on Sunday but remained confident the momentum would swing back his way.
Harper scores 27 off bench, rallies Wemby-less Spurs in Game 3 - ESPN
PORTLAND, Ore. — As a left-handed guard who comes off the bench, Spurs rookie Dylan Harper said he gravitated toward a fellow lefty sixth man in San Antonio legend Manu Ginobili, who now works for the organization as a special advisor.
Wolff says F1 must wield scalpel not baseball bat in making changes
LONDON, April 20 : Formula One needs to take a surgical approach to rule changes that might improve racing rather than a big hit with a baseball bat, Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Monday.
Panel rules against NFLPA, says not enough proof of collusion - ESPN
A three-person appeals panel on Friday upheld an arbitrator's decision that there wasn't sufficient evidence of collusion by teams when negotiating the contracts of Kyler Murray, Lamar Jackson and Russell Wilson in 2022, according to a copy of the ruling obtained by multiple outlets.
One thing after the other – frustrations build for George Russell in Japan
George Russell believes everything is going against him after Kimi Antonelli moved into the lead of the world championship following his victory at Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix.
Ollie Bearman ‘fine’ after lucky escape in dramatic Japanese Grand Prix crash
British driver Ollie Bearman had a “lucky escape” after his “scary” 191mph crash in Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix which puts the safety of Formula One’s new rules in the spotlight.