Cadillac boss confirms Herta will be in F2 next year
MONZA, Italy :Nine-times IndyCar race winner Colton Herta will compete in Formula Two next year while also serving as test driver for Cadillac.
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Role model Tebogo sparkles after tragedy
CAPE TOWN :In the country famous for its diamonds, sprinter Letsile Tebogo sparkles brightly, having won a first Olympic gold for Botswana in Paris last year and become a powerful role model as he overcame heartbreaking adversity.
USWNT's Macario: Williams' Chelsea link 'a win for women's soccer - ESPN
Chelsea and United States women's national team forward Catarina Macario said she feels Serena Williams' new affiliation with her club perfectly encapsulates the upward trajectory of women's football.
Sharjah Warriorz crowned DP World ILT20 Development Tournament champions
DUBAI: Sharjah Warriorz Development emerged as champions at the third edition of the DP World ILT20 Development Tournament on Wednesday, defeating Desert Vipers Development by four runs in the final at the ICC Academy in Dubai.
NBA Reportedly Finalizing Another New Format for This Season's All-Star Game
The NBA is closing in on finalizing another new format for this season's All-Star Game, one where three eight-man teams — two from the U.S. and one composed of international players — would square off in a round-robin tournament, a person with knowledge of the plan said Wednesday.
In its aborted season, Grand Slam Track squandered athletes's most precious resource — time
If you spent the early summer struggling to reconcile Grand Slam Track's purported startup with recurring reports of unpaid bills, it's understandable.
Eagles legend Brian Westbrook loves how team won't watch Super Bowl banner ceremony: 'One is not enough'
After speaking with players throughout the offseason, Philadelphia Eagles legend Brian Westbrook explains his confidence in the potential for his old squad to repeat as Super Bowl champions.
Tom Brady shares blunt assessment of today's NFL players
Colin Cowherd and Jason McIntyre react to Tom Brady's conversation on ‘Big Noon Conversations’ with Joel Klatt, saying Patrick Mahomes reminds him the most of himself. ‘In the biggest moments, you can depend on him the most,’ he said.