Grosjean to drive Haas F1 car for first time since 2020 crash
Romain Grosjean will drive a Haas Formula One car in Italy on Friday for the first time since a 2020 fireball crash ended the French racer's grand prix career and nearly killed him.
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Banter, blunders begin at Ryder Cup opening ceremony - ESPN
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The opening tee shot still two days away, the gamesmanship at the Ryder Cup began Wednesday when European captain Luke Donald took a few subtle jabs on pay-for-play during his speech at the opening ceremony.
A new book shows women's pro hockey has come a long way
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Liverpool defender Leoni faces months out after debut injury
Liverpool defender Giovanni Leoni is set to be sidelined for several months after suffering a serious injury on his club debut.
Edmonton to host Canadian women's hockey team's final games before Olympics
The annual Canada-U.S. women's hockey Rivalry Series will conclude with two games in Edmonton this season, Hockey Canada announced on Wednesday.
Red Star vs Celtic LIVE team news and build-up ahead of the Europa League clash
Let’s be honest, Celtic fans felt like David Brent when they got the Europa League rather than the Champions League.
Chelsea great Zola leaves Rose 'starstruck' at Ryder Cup
FARMINGDALE, New York :Former Chelsea soccer great Gianfranco Zola has turned up at the Ryder Cup in the most unlikely of roles – driving a cart for Europe vice captain Francesco Molinari at Bethpage Black.
More than 100 Roma fans arrested in Nice before Europa League match
NICE: More than 100 Roma supporters have been arrested in Nice ahead of Wednesday’s Europa League match between the two teams. A violent altercation broke out Tuesday night and objects were thrown at police officers, while Nice fans reportedly riled up their Roma counterparts by chanting “there’s only Lazio in Rome.” Lazio are Roma’s fierce rival in the Italian capital. The two sets of fans reportedly never came into contact as they couldn’t breach the police lines. “A force of more than 200 personnel, including two mobile units, has been deployed in the city center of Nice since yesterday, to prevent any disturbance of public order and has arrested 102 individuals identified as Roma ultras in possession of weapons,” read a statement by the region’s prefecture. “These individuals have been taken into custody ... All weapons found have been seized.