Formula One opts against replacing cancelled Russian GP with another race
Formula One has reduced the current season from 23 races to 22 after opting against replacing the cancelled Russian Grand Prix.
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US national teams agree to have identical pay, strike historic deal on World Cup prize money
The US Soccer Federation has reached a deal with its men’s and women’s national teams to have total equality on pay and provisions, while also announcing an historic agreement to pool World Cup prize money. The collective bargaining agreements end a long-standing row on the issue, which was brought to a head in February when the women’s team won a $24m settlement.
F1 will not replace Russian GP as 2022 calendar stays at 22 races
The decision creates a gap of two free weekends between the end of the European season at Monza on 11 September, and the start of the run of six flyaway races in Singapore on 2 October.
F1 confirms reduced 2022 calendar
Formula 1 has confirmed that the 2022 season calendar will now run at a reduced 22 races rather than 23, having been unable to find a suitable replacement for the cancelled Russian Grand Prix.
Leicester City transfer hopes may be scuppered as Roberto Martinez warns against summer 'gamble'
The winter World Cup could impact transfers at Leicester City with Belgium manager Roberto Martinez recommending his stars do not change clubs so close to a big tournament.
Soccer-Belgium back to full strength for Nations League games
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium returned to a full-strength as coach Roberto Martinez named a 32-man squad on Wednesday for four Nations League matches next month.
“Angry” Pol Espargaro “has no strong points” on Honda MotoGP bike
The 2022 campaign has been extremely difficult for all Honda riders on the radically revised RC213V, with Espargaro only cracking the top 10 once since his podium on the opening night of the championship in Qatar back at the start of March.
Belgium back to full strength for Nations League games
Belgium returned to a full-strength as coach Roberto Martinez named a 32-man squad on Wednesday for four Nations League matches next month. He chose to leave out his regulars in the last international window for friendlies against Ireland and Burkina Faso, using the opportunity to give fringe players the chance to impress ahead of the World Cup finals in Qatar. But the likes of Thibaut Courtois, Kevin De Bruyne, Romelu Lukaku and Eden Hazard, now recovered from injury, were all named for the matches against the Netherlands, Poland and Wales.