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Lakshya Sen's Ex-Coach, Now PV Sindhu's Trainer, Sets New Goal For Badminton Star

PV Sindhu still has the hunger to succeed, and the primary aim is to help her regain consistency, says her new coach Anup Sridhar, who has been roped in by the two-time Olympic medallist on a trial basis following the Paris Games. Sindhu, who returned from the French capital without a medal for the first time in three Olympics, has been training under Sridhar, a Beijing Olympian, for the past three weeks at the Gachibowli Stadium in Hyderabad.

Shuttler Kidambi Srikanth To Comeback After 4 Months With Macau Open 2024

Former World number one Kidambi Srikanth will be making his return to badminton during the Macau Open competition starting on Tuesday as a part of 23-member Indian contingent. Srikanth, 31, has not featured in the Badminton World Federation (BWF) tour circuit since his injury during the Singapore Open back in May. Now, as per Olympics.com, he returns as a sixth-seed for the BWF Super 300 event. The 2021 World Championships medalists made it to the semifinals of the Swiss Open in March this year but struggled to reach beyond pre-quarterfinals in nine other tournaments played this year.

Paris 2024 athletes, families, coaches invited to attend parliament sitting

SINGAPORE: Team Singapore athletes who participated in the Paris Olympics and Paralympics, including medallists Jeralyn Tan, Maximilian Maeder and Yip Pin Xiu, have been invited to attend a sitting of parliament next month.

F1 drivers consider response to FIA chief after Max Verstappen swearing row

Formula One drivers are set to hold crunch talks to determine whether they take on FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after Max Verstappen was hit with a community service order for swearing.

F1 drivers to discuss response to FIA president over Max Verstappen swearing row

Formula One drivers are set to hold crunch talks to determine whether they take on FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after Max Verstappen was hit with a community service order for swearing.

Max Verstappen Says 'Silly' Swearing Row Could Hasten F1 Exit

World champion Max Verstappen on Sunday described his punishment for swearing as "silly" and threatened the row could hasten his exit from Formula One. The Dutchman finished second to Lando Norris at the Singapore Grand Prix but the saga over him being slapped with a community service order continued to dominate fallout in the paddock. "These kinds of things definitely decide my future as well, when you can't be yourself or you have to deal with these kinds of silly things," the 26-year-old said.

In pictures: Action from the 2024 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

SINGAPORE: Motorsport fans descended over the weekend onto the Marina Bay Street Circuit, one of the toughest tracks that Formula 1 drivers will face over the course of a season. McLaren's Lando Norris led from start to finish to win the Singapore Grand Prix on Sunday (Sep 22), reducing Max Verstappen's F1 championship lead in the process.

Max Verstappen hints he could quit F1 over swearing row

Max Verstappen has threatened to turn his back on Formula One in the wake of his community service order for swearing.

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Lakshya Sen's Ex-Coach, Now PV Sindhu's Trainer, Sets New Goal For Badminton Star

Shuttler Kidambi Srikanth To Comeback After 4 Months With Macau Open 2024

Paris 2024 athletes, families, coaches invited to attend parliament sitting

F1 drivers consider response to FIA chief after Max Verstappen swearing row

F1 drivers to discuss response to FIA president over Max Verstappen swearing row

Max Verstappen Says 'Silly' Swearing Row Could Hasten F1 Exit

In pictures: Action from the 2024 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

Max Verstappen hints he could quit F1 over swearing row