Lydia Ko wins her first LPGA title in South Korea
WONJU, South Korea: New Zealand’s Lydia Ko fired a 65 on Sunday to capture her 18th LPGA Tour title at the BMW Ladies Championship — and her first in South Korea, the country of her birth.
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Lydia Ko produces stunning finale to claim BMW Championship
Lydia Ko claimed her 18th LPGA Tour title with a superb final round at the BMW Championship in South Korea.
Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz dies aged 78
(Reuters) -Dietrich Mateschitz, the Austrian billionaire founder and owner of energy drink company Red Bull, died on Saturday at the age 78 after a serious illness with cancer.
Motor racing-Sargeant to end long wait for a US F1 driver
AUSTIN, Texas -The United States will have a driver on the Formula One starting grid for the first time since 2015 after Williams announced Logan Sargeant for next season, provided he secures a super-licence.
Thitikul surges to top of BMW Championship leaderboard
Thailand's Atthaya Thitikul is back at the top of the BMW Ladies Championship leaderboard heading for the final day after a five-under 67 lifted her to 15-under-par overall, one shot clear of Andrea Lee and Lydia Ko.
US face Netherlands at FIFA Women’s World Cup in repeat of final
AUCKLAND: Holders and four-time champions the United States will face the Netherlands in the group phase of next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in a repeat of the 2019 final. Megan Rapinoe’s United States will also meet debutants Vietnam and a play-off winner at the finals in Australia and New Zealand, following the draw in Auckland on Saturday. European champions England, the pre-tournament favorites together with the Americans, will play China, Denmark and one of Senegal, Haiti or Chile.
Maguire and Meadow off the pace at BMW Championship
Leona Maguire is 12 shots off leader Andrea Lee at the BMW Ladies Championship after carding a second consecutive level-par 72 in South Korea.
Motorcycling-Quartararo promises aggression at Malaysian MotoGP with championship on the line
(Reuters) - Defending MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo "has nothing to lose" after relinquishing the top spot in the riders' standings to Francesco Bagnaia, promising he will push himself to his limits at the Malaysian GP as the season approaches its conclusion.