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ALESSANDRIA, Italy, May 22 : Italian Alberto Bettiol attacked at the top of the final climb to ride solo to victory on stage 13 of the Giro d'Italia in Verbania on Friday, five years after his last stage win, with Portugal's Afonso Eulalio maintaining the overall lead.
The New York Knicks are seeking their first NBA title since 1973 as they prepare to face off with the Atlanta Hawks. Danny Parkins asks if this is championship or bust for New York entering this postseason.
Tottenham captain Cristian Romero has been criticized after opting to fly back to Argentina rather than support his teammates in their final-day Premier League relegation decider against Everton.
NASCAR legend Kyle Busch is dead at 41 after a mysterious illness. Former teammate Casey Mears remembers Busch's profound impact on racing and his family.
In sports, nothing compares to winning it all and hoisting the trophy in the air. In motorsports — specifically the Indianapolis 500 — having your face etched into the Borg-Warner Trophy is one of INDYCAR's greatest honors.
Montreal Victoire fans stayed to watch their team celebrate the franchise's first Walter Cup long after the final buzzer sounded and the confetti had fallen at Ottawa's Canadian Tire Centre.
The New York Knicks' run in the 2026 NBA playoffs has been full of Jalen Brunson 3-pointers, Karl-Anthony Towns assists and trademark hustle from Josh Hart. But another consistent factor has been along for the ride — celebrities in the stands.
For nearly three grueling hours, drivers competing in the Indianapolis 500 endure sitting in a tiny cockpit with temperatures climbing up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.