Rallying-Loeb becomes oldest WRC winner with victory in Monte Carlo
France's Sebastien Loeb won the season-opening Monte Carlo Rally on Sunday to become, at 47, the oldest driver to win a round of the world championship.
Italy Sport News
Alpine skiing-Goggia crashes out of Cortina d'Ampezzo super-G
Sofia Goggia crashed in Sunday's World Cup super-G in Cortina d'Ampezzo, a little over two weeks before the speed events at the Beijing Olympic Games.
Australian Open: Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares beaten in doubles third round
Britain's Jamie Murray and Brazilian partner Bruno Soares are out of the men's doubles at the Australian Open after losing to Italian pair Simone Bolelli and Fabio Fognini in Melbourne.
Sinner willing to take up McEnroe's coaching offer
MELBOURNE : World number 10 Jannik Sinner said he was open to the possibility of John McEnroe joining his coaching team after the American great offered his services on a part-time basis at the Australian Open.
Arsenal target Dusan Vlahovic prefers Manchester City move
Fiorentina striker Dusan Vlahovic is holding out for a move to Manchester City despite receiving an offer from Arsenal, according to reports in Italy.
Transfer rumours: Tarkowski, Carlos, Vlahovic, Calvert-Lewin, Ramsey, Hazard, Traore
Newcastle United are hopeful of signing Burnley defender James Tarkowski, with Burnley willing to take a bid for the 29-year-old Englishman. (Sun)external-link
'Yes, I would like to be coached by him' - Jannik Sinner open to working with tennis legend John McEnroe
Jannik Sinner is open to the prospect of John McEnroe joining his coaching team. The Italian has spent time training at McEnroe’s club in New York, and said he was looking to add to his entourage to aid current coach Riccardo Piatti. Ad/> In light of Sinner saying he was looking for some coaching help, McEnroe said in Eurosport's Cube: “I am definitely available on a part-time basis, helping Jannik Sinner getting over the hump — which I’ll believe he’ll get over whether I coach him or not.
Wolfgang Kindl secures maiden European title at St Moritz luge World Cup, Toni Eggert and Sascha Benecken also star
Austria's Wolfgang Kindl became a European champion for the first time as he won the men's race in the St Moritz luge World Cup. The Austrian produced the second-fastest time of the day in run two to claim his 10th World Cup win and was joined on the podium by compatriot Nico Gleirscher. Ad/> Kindl has claimed a maiden European title having won three silvers and bronze previously and adds the gold to his two World Championship titles won in 2017.