Italian skier's death reopens safety debate ahead of Winter Olympics
The debate over safety in World Cup skiing usually doesn't become an annual topic until December or January, and after a series of tumbles, twisted knees, torn ACLs and worse.
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Some athletes from Russia, Belarus can compete under neutral banner in Milan-Cortina Olympics
The International Olympic Committee will allow some individual athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete as neutral athletes at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics in February.
Don Lemon suggests blame for Imane Khelif's infamous Olympic beatdown falls on female opponent
'Gaines for Girls' podcast host Riley Gaines discusses the gender controversy surrounding Algerian boxer Imane Khelif and mandatory sex testing at the World Boxing Championships.
Russians, Belarusians will compete as neutral athletes at 2026 Winter Olympics, says IOC
MILAN, Italy : Russians will compete as neutral independent athletes without a national flag or anthem at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Games, the International Olympic Committee said on Friday, maintaining the same sanctions as the Paris Summer Games last year.
Ski Jumping-Pinkelnig ruled out of Winter Olympics after Predazzo crash
Austrian ski jumper Eva Pinkelnig will miss the upcoming Winter Olympics in Italy in February after suffering a heavy fall in competition on Thursday, the Austrian Ski Association has confirmed.
McLaren will race the same after team title is won, says Stella
BAKU : McLaren will not change their approach to the Formula One drivers' championship once they have secured the constructors' crown for the second year in a row, team boss Andrea Stella said on Friday.
Pichardo takes dramatic triple jump gold with last leap
TOKYO : Pedro Pichardo won the world triple jump gold medal after the most extraordinary finale on Friday as Italy’s Andrea Dallavalle thought he had snatched it with a huge final jump, only for the Portuguese to respond with a massive 17.91 metres.
My dad's fishing life was harder, Maresca says of player exile concerns
LONDON : Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca offered an unusual perspective on the plight of exiled duo Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi, suggesting on Friday that their situation pales in comparison to his father's life as a fisherman for 50 years.