Sir Jason Kenny taking on British sprint coach role like ‘bull in a china shop’
Sir Jason Kenny admitted he has felt like a “bull in a china shop” as he throws himself into his new job as British Cycling’s men’s sprint coach.
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ECA, UEFA joint venture better for European clubs than Super League, says Al-Khelaifi
European clubs have heightened influence and affluence thanks to the joint venture between UEFA and the European Club Association, ECA chairman Nasser Al-Khelaifi said in an address to its General Assembly in Vienna on Monday.
Circuit of the Americas winners and losers
A look at the winners and losers from Sunday’s race at Circuit of the Americas…
Blazin’ Saddles: More to come from Eritrea's Biniam Girmay after historic Gent-Wevelgem win
With the first half of so-called Flanders Week done and dusted, the scene is set perfectly for Wednesday’s Dwars van Vlaanderen, the last race before the showpiece finale on the weekend: the Tour of Flanders. On top of Biniam Girmay’s emphatic Gent-Wevelgem win in front of his adopted home crowds in Belgium, a busy weekend of cycling action also included the conclusion of the Volta a Catalunya.
Nasser Al Khelaifi tells doubters of European football model they were wrong
European clubs now enjoy greater affluence and influence after rejecting the Super League breakaway, the president of the European Club Association has said.
'The happiest day of my life' - Egan Bernal is back on his bike in Colombia two months after crashing into a bus
Egan Bernal is back riding his bike two months after colliding with a bus that left him fighting for his life. On January 24, Bernal rode into a bus at close to 65kph while on his time trial bike. Ad/> According to an Ineos medical update, Bernal suffered a fractured vertebrae, a fractured right femur, a fractured right patella, chest trauma, a punctured lung and several fractured ribs after the crash.
Mancini to stay as Italy coach despite World Cup failure
FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — Roberto Mancini will stay on as Italy coach despite the team’s failure to qualify for the World Cup again.
Today's rugby headlines as 'liability' Owen Farrell ripped apart by England international and RFU must pay for Shaun Edwards
These are your morning headlines on Monday, March 28.