Ineos rider Sivakov granted nationality change from Russian to French
Cycling's governing body UCI has granted Ineos Grenadiers rider Pavel Sivakov a change of nationality from Russian to French, his team announced on Friday.
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Wales seek play-off delay in light of Ukraine request
Wales' World Cup play-off against Austria will be delayed should FIFA postpone Scotland's clash with Ukraine, Football of Wales chief executive Noel Mooney has suggested.
Fascinating list of Chelsea player wages as Roman Abramovich confirms he's selling up
Chelsea are entering a critical moment in their history.
Porsche Cup returns to Jeddah’s Formula 1 Grand Prix 2022
JEDDAH: In welcome news for race fans, the Saudi Motorsport Company, promoters of the Formula 1 STC Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 2022, has confirmed that the Porsche Sprint Cup Challenge Middle East will again take place at the Saudi Arabian F1 race weekend alongside the FIA Formula 2 Championship in Jeddah from March 25-27.
Amanda Staveley: We want Newcastle to be the greatest club in the world
LONDON: Club co-owner Amanda Staveley is certain Newcastle United will establish themselves at world football's top table — but but they will do it at their own pace and not follow the blueprint of other clubs like Manchester City or Paris-Saint-Germain.
Dayana Yastremska wants to 'win for Ukraine' at Lyon Open after escaping bomb attacks
Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska has dedicated her latest win at the Lyon Open to her country.
Russian And Belarus Athletes Banned From Beijing Winter Paralympics
Russian and Belarusian athletes were on Thursday banned from the Beijing Winter Paralympics over the war in Ukraine, with organisers bowing to international pressure and threats of a boycott. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) had just a day earlier said athletes from the two countries would be allowed to compete as "neutrals" in the Games, which start on Friday. It said that was the "harshest punishment" the IPC could dish out under its rules. But organisers reversed that decision less than 24 hours later, meaning 83 athletes from Russia and Belarus, which hosted troops for Moscow's attack, will now be packing their bags and heading home.