Christian Horner cleared of misconduct and remains as Red Bull team principal - ESPN
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been cleared of misconduct following an investigation into a team employee's accusations of inappropriate behaviour.
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Hibs threaten to slash Rangers and Celtic allocations as Hibees sick fed up of sectarian singing and pyro
Ben Kensell has threatened to cut away allocations for Celtic and Rangers due to away fan behaviour.
Kim returns from retirement wilderness to join LIV Golf as wildcard
Three-times PGA Tour winner Anthony Kim has joined LIV Golf as a season-long wildcard player as the American returns to the sport following his retirement in 2012 due to an injury.
Pacific rugby teams launching their own 'Six Nations'
Canada and the United States will rejoin the Pacific Nations Cup this year in a rejigged two-stage six-team competition that will end with finals in Japan.
"It Was Getting Tough": Elena Norman, Outgoing Hockey India CEO
Outgoing Hockey India CEO Elena Norman on Tuesday said the work environment in HI was "difficult" and she had no choice but to call it quits. After holding the position for 13 years, Norman resigned and even though HI did not reveal the specific reasons for her decision in its official statement, the Australian spoke out on what pushed her to exit. "Absolutely, it was getting tough to deliver in the fight between two factions," Norman told PTI in an interview.
Horse racing oversight board reports equine fatality rate of 1.23 per 1,000 at tracks it regulates
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Dortmund "not too good" in Bundesliga but top four finish remains the goal, says CEO
BERLIN : Borussia Dortmund have not succeeded in hitting top form in the Bundesliga this season despite their solid Champions League run but a top-four league finish remains the goal, Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke said on Tuesday.
"It Was Getting Tough": Elena Norman, Outgoing Hockey India CEO
Outgoing Hockey India CEO Elena Norman on Tuesday said the work environment in HI was "difficult" and she had no choice but to call it quits. After holding the position for 13 years, Norman resigned and even though HI did not reveal the specific reasons for her decision in its official statement, the Australian spoke out on what pushed her to exit. "Absolutely, it was getting tough to deliver in the fight between two factions," Norman told PTI in an interview.