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BUENOS AIRES : Four Argentine friends will cycle 10,500 kilometres from South Africa to Qatar to support their country at the World Cup in November, an initiative that will also lead to 10,500 new trees being planted in their homeland.
Repsol Honda and Marc Marquez have their work cut out for the Spanish GP after a difficult race in Portugal.
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick is set to be appointed Austria manager, according to reports. The German has been in temporary charge at Old Trafford since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked last November, and is due to be replaced by Ajax manager Erik ten Hag this summer.
Victor Nelsson, central danés del Galatasaray, se ha convertido en uno de los jugadores que más juega en esta temporada. El central, de 23 años, es una pieza fundamental del equipo que dirige Domènec Torrent como en la etapa anterior con Fatih Terim.
A combination of feeling the benefit of a four-week break and playing on a course he “loves” helped bring out the best in David Drysdale in the first round of the Catalunya Championship.
No es la primera vez que Álex Rins es el piloto que más pasadas protagoniza en MotoGP. En las 87 clasificaciones que ha disputado en la clase reina, en las seis temporadas que lleva, el catalán nunca ha conseguido la pole y sólo se ha metido cinco veces en la primera fila, tres como segundo y dos como tercero. Por suerte para él, y para Suzuki, luego en carrera se transforma en Míster adelantamientos y en lo que va de temporada ha ganado ya 34 posiciones en cinco carreras, lo que es un promedio de casi siete pasadas por carrera.
Wales defender Ben Cabango will miss June’s World Cup play-off final after suffering an ankle ligament injury.
The matches in Group D will be fraught with drama and excitement on and off the pitch. France enters the competition as the World Champions and is looking to become the first country to retain the World Cup since Brazil in 1962. We could witness a Danish fairytale with Christian Eriksen back on the field in a major competition after suffering a cardiac arrest last summer. Plus, it's Tunisia and its passionate fans who are well known for showing their love for the team both home and away.