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BAKU :Formula One laggards Alpine expect to reap their rewards next season after putting all their efforts into next year's car, according to the Renault-owned team's French driver Pierre Gasly.
BAKU :Formula One leader Oscar Piastri is confident he can still control his own destiny despite having to cede points to McLaren teammate and title rival Lando Norris in a controversial Italian Grand Prix swap.
MILAN :International Olympic Committee President Kirsty Coventry praised Milan’s 2026 Olympic Village on Thursday, saying it was so impressive that it made her want to become a winter athlete.
BERLIN :Striker Serhou Guirassy will look to stretch his eight league-game scoring run when Borussia Dortmund host VfL Wolfsburg on Sunday, with the Ruhr valley club eager to put their midweek Champions League disappointment behind them.
In England and across Europe, the sun is setting on an eventful 2025 cricket season. It will be remembered for the visit of India to England for a hard fought, sometimes acrimonious, five-match Test series, which was shared two wins apiece.
TAIF: Star names are on show for the penultimate meeting of the Taif racing season, and none are bigger than multiple Grade 1 winner Tilal AI-Khalediah (Saudi Arabia), who heads the field for the Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal Cup at King Khalid Racecourse.
DUBAI: FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has said he is delighted Saudi Arabia will host the inaugural FIA Extreme H World Cup in October, hailing it a pioneering development for sustainable racing.
PARIS -Luis Enrique has championed the idea of players filling multiple roles since his arrival at Paris St Germain in 2023 but their ever-growing injury list means squad flexibility has become a necessity rather than a tactical preference.