Maths teacher reveals how he lost an incredible seven stone in just one year
A maths teacher who lost more than seven stone in a year by playing football says the biggest difference is his happiness.
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Primoz Roglic blaming Fred Wright for crash at La Vuelta was 'bizarre' - Dan Lloyd
Eurosport expert Dan Lloyd says Primoz Roglic’s decision to publicly blame Fred Wright for his exit from La Vuelta was «bizarre» and «out of character». Jumbo-Visma released a statement on Friday that quoted Roglic attributing blame to the Brit for the crash that ended his Vuelta. in the Stage 17 sprint.
Ferrari president backs Binotto, expects titles by 2026
MONZA, Italy : Ferrari are making too many mistakes but have 'great faith' in team boss Mattia Binotto and will be Formula One champions again by 2026, company president John Elkann said on Saturday.
Richardson takes Rás na mBan stage 3 but Van Zeelst retains lead
Kate Richardson showed fierce determination to finally land a Rás na mBan stage win on today's summit finish to The Cut in the Slieve Bloom Mountains, Co Laois.
Denmark's Pedersen powers to sprint victory in Vuelta
Denmark's Mads Pedersen dominated a bunch sprint to win stage 19 of the Vuelta a Espana in style on Friday - his third victory at the race this year. Overall race leader Remco Evenepoel finished safely in the peloton to maintain his two minutes seven seconds advantage over Spaniard Enric Mas.
Predicting NFL Week 1 upsets, fantasy football starts and sits, plus buzz and notes around the league
The interminable wait is over, and Week 1 of the 2022 NFL season is finally upon us. An end to all the prognostication and preseason analysis, and time for some actual football. Well… perhaps just a little bit more prognostication and preseason analysis, now that we mention it.
Roglic accuses Wright after Vuelta-ending crash
Primoz Roglic on Friday blamed rival Fred Wright for the crash that brought the Slovenian's hopes of taking the Vuelta lead to a bloodied early end.
World Athletics looking into menstrual cycle research
ZURICH: World Athletics president Sebastian Coe has hailed as "worthwhile" comments by female athletes questioning the apparent lack of research into the effect of the menstrual cycle on performance.