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The Ocean Race 2022-23 has provided drama aplenty – and there is lots more expected to come. The race is edging towards its fifth leg. It’s a double points, 3,500-nautical-mile trip from Newport, Rhode Island to Aarhus in Denmark, starting on May 21.
Denmark's Magnus Cort completed his Grand Tour Slam with a maiden victory at the Giro d'Italia in Tuesday's stage 10, out-sprinting Derek Gee and Alessandro de Marchi after a rain-soaked 196-km ride from Scandiano to Viareggio.
Nick Kyrgios has pulled out of the French Open starting later this month, further delaying his return to competitive action following knee surgery at the start of the year, the French Tennis Federation (FFT) said.
Team Holcim-PRB are in a race against time to ensure their boat is ready for the crucial Leg 5 of The Ocean Race. Team Holcim-PRB had to abandon the last leg due to a dismasting, but still lead the overall standings ahead of Leg 5, which starts on May 21. Be sure to follow all the live action from Newport on Eurosport as well as discovery+, beginning with the in-port race at 18:30 UK time on May 20, followed by the leg start at 18:30 UK time on May 21.
Brian Laudrup says Rangers removed a mental barrier by defeating Celtic on Saturday - and Todd Cantwell proved he can be a leading face of the Ibrox revamp.
TAMPERE, Finland — The United States had to come from a goal down to outclass newcomer Hungary 7-1 for its second win at the ice hockey world championship on Sunday.
Sweden's Simon Forsstrom claimed his maiden DP World Tour title as he continued his love affair with Belgium by holding off countryman Jens Dantorp to win the Soudal Open by a single shot.
Chelsea made it a hat-trick of consecutive Women’s FA Cup final wins with a 1-0 victory over Manchester United at Wembley. After triumphs over Arsenal and Manchester City in the previous two years, Sam Kerr’s second-half goal — in front of a record crowd (77,390) for a British women's domestic match — handed Emma Hayes’ charges the trophy for a third season in a row. Ad It was not a waltz in the London sunshine for The Blues, who had goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger to thank for keeping them on level terms in the first half.