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Eddie Dunbar remains in seventh as Denz takes Giro sprint finish

Eddie Dunbar maintained his seventh position in the Giro D'Italia overall classification as Germany’s Nico Denz won stage 12 after outsprinting Toms Skujins.

Trio of Canadians enter WNBA season ready to take next step

When the WNBA came to Canada for an exhibition last Saturday, it was hailed in part as an opportunity to show young girls that their basketball dreams are possible.

Manchester United need to make a significant improvement to fulfil Erik ten Hag's transfer wishes

Manchester United have made their aims for the summer transfer clear but if they're to avoid mass disappointment then significant improvement will be required.

Indy 500 Qualifying: ‘Four Laps, 10 Miles. Frickin’ Fast.’

INDIANAPOLIS – The Beast, 27 years old now, sleeps quietly and forevermore in a specially appointed corner of the basement beneath the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, on the infield lawn between turns one and two. (The basement itself is a museum, with more than 300 racecars dating back to the turn of the 20th century, which are periodically cycled upstairs into the smaller, main viewing space). More formally, the Beast is Arie Luyendyk’s Reynard 94I, which in May of 1996 turned four laps in an average speed of 236.986 miles per hour during qualifying for the Indy 500, the fastest in qualifying history, standing tall more than a quarter century later. (For many reasons, but nevertheless, still there). Informally, in awed whispers, it’s The Beast.