W Series adds Singapore Grand Prix to racing calendar for first time
W Series has introduced the addition of Singapore to this year’s racing calendar for the first time in its history.
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ATP scrap China tournaments, including the Shanghai Masters, from 2022 calendar due to Covid-19 restrictions
The ATP have confirmed the cancellation of tournaments in China this season due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions in the country. Four events, including the Shanghai Masters, were scheduled for September and October but the country’s Covid-19 situation means the tournaments have been scrapped.
F1 2023: FIA confirm three sprint races remain for 2023 Formula One calendar
The FIA have confirmed the 2023 Formula One calendar will continue to feature three sprint events, after a proposal to double the number of sprint races was not approved. F1 have been keen to have at least six sprint event, but a dispute over the budget cap and accident damage costs led to a disagreement between the teams and the sport’s organisers.
Steiner ‘can imagine’ Monaco falling off the calendar
Guenther Steiner has said he could imagine Monaco being dropped from the F1 calendar with increasing speculation that the historic track could be removed.
Wimbledon day 10: Rafael Nadal bid for a calendar year slam faces American test
Rafael Nadal’s pursuit of a calendar year grand slam will be tested on the 10th day of the Championships at Wimbledon.
Tonga head coach supports plans for end-of-season international calendar
Tonga head coach Kristian Woolf backs the idea of an end-of-season international calendar.
Rafael Nadal races through fourth-round clash to keep calendar slam bid on track
Rafael Nadal eased into the quarter-finals of Wimbledon following another straight-sets win over Botic van de Zandschulp.
2022/23 snooker calendar after World Mixed Doubles and Tour Championship updates – Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump news
The 2022/23 snooker season is starting to shape up with the addition of the World Mixed Doubles to the calendar and a new home for the elite eight-man Tour Championship. Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson and Mark Selby are set to play in the World Mixed Doubles at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes in September.