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Michelisz reveals his bite-avoidance strategy in WTCR

Former King of WTCR Norbert Michelisz says the best way to avoid getting ‘bitten’ by the Nürburgring Nordschleife is not to “underestimate the challenge of the track”. The 25.378-kilometre Nürburgring Nordschleife is ranked as the world’s toughest track and hosts the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup for the fifth season running from May 26-28. Ad/> Michelisz, who forms part of the two-strong BRC Hyundai N Squadra Corse line-up alongside Mikel Azcona, is a Nürburgring winner and eager to savour more success this weekend following a tough start to his season at Circuit de Pau-Ville earlier this month.

Simon Yates, Richard Carapaz and him?! - Five big winners from Stage 14 thriller at Giro d'Italia

Stage 14 of this year’s Giro was always going to be one to watch. Plenty of pundits had the second Saturday circled in their calendar long before the race had started constructing its Hungarian grande partenza, let alone arrived in mainland Italy. Yet even as the short, punchy Piedmontese profile invited aggressive riding, and promised to reward risk-taking, few could have predicted the devastating effect it would have on the general classification.

Northern Ireland over-60s football team on top of the world in Zurich

The age-defying veterans beat France, Hungary, Denmark and Wales on their way to victory at the home at the headquarters of the sport’s world governing body FIFA.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to warn England that Bukayo Saka 'needs a break' this summer

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has said that he will be talking to England about the need for Bukayo Saka to take a break this summer.

Chadwick starts on W Series pole in Barcelona

Jamie Chadwick will start on pole position for the third W Series race of the season at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Saturday.

Australia replaces Russia as host of swimming's short-course world championships

Australia replaced Russia as host of swimming's short-course world championships in December, the sport's governing body FINA said Friday.

‘Last-chance saloon’ at Giro d’Italia for Mark Cavendish and sprinters on Friday’s Stage 13 – Bradley Wiggins

Mark Cavendish (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) is in “last-chance saloon” if he wants to add to his solitary stage victory at this year’s Giro d’Italia, according to Bradley Wiggins. Friday’s run from San Remo to Cuneo appears to be the final opportunity for the fast men before the race hits the mountains, although they could also feasibly deny a breakaway on Stage 18 next week. Ad/> Cavendish is expected to complete the remainder of the Giro as he chases another win to add to his triumph in Hungary on Stage 3, a task that was made slightly easier after struggling sprint rival Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) abandoned the race on Thursday.

Cavendish wants to continue racing for two more years

Britain's Mark Cavendish said on Thursday that he wants to continue racing for two more years, with another appearance at the Tour de France on his radar.

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Michelisz reveals his bite-avoidance strategy in WTCR

Simon Yates, Richard Carapaz and him?! - Five big winners from Stage 14 thriller at Giro d'Italia

Northern Ireland over-60s football team on top of the world in Zurich

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to warn England that Bukayo Saka 'needs a break' this summer

Chadwick starts on W Series pole in Barcelona

Australia replaces Russia as host of swimming's short-course world championships

‘Last-chance saloon’ at Giro d’Italia for Mark Cavendish and sprinters on Friday’s Stage 13 – Bradley Wiggins

Cavendish wants to continue racing for two more years