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NAIROBI, Kenya: World Athletics chief Sebastian Coe said on Thursday (Jan 5) that Kenya faced a "long journey" to tackle a doping crisis that has mired the sport in the track and field powerhouse.
The Buffalo Bills have said that Damar Hamlin has shown "remarkable improvement" in an update to his condition following the cardiac arrest he suffered during Monday's NFL game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
:Andretti Global and General Motors announced on Thursday plans to enter Formula One with a new all-American team using the Cadillac brand and employing at least one U.S. driver.
Former US Open champion Raducanu swept the first set in 22 minutes but faltered in the second and had her left ankle examined during a medical time-out, before leaving the court in tears after being unable to complete the first point of the decider.The Australian Open begins on January 16.Earlier, Coco Gauff beat fellow American Sofia Kenin 6-4, 6-4 to set up a quarter-final match against China's Zhu Lin, who outlasted Venus Williams 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 in a rain-hit match that ran two hours and 23 minutes.
Defending car champion Nasser Al-Attiyah extended his overall lead in this year's Dakar Rally by winning Thursday's fifth stage in his Toyota.
Novak Djokovic said "it is what it is" Thursday as he faced the prospect of missing more tournaments in the United States over his refusal to have a coronavirus shot.
:Britain's Emma Raducanu retired at 6-0 5-7 in her second-round match against Viktoria Kuzmova at the WTA 250 Auckland Classic on Thursday after rolling her ankle, casting doubt on her participation at this month's Australian Open.
Novak Djokovic said he had no choice but to sit out tournaments in the United States after authorities said non-nationals will need to have had COVID-19 vaccinations to enter the country.