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Tom Pidcock becomes first Briton to win UCI Cyclo-cross World Championship
Tom Pidcock has cemented his status as the rising star of British cycling, as well as its most versatile performer, by winning the men’s elite race at the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championship in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Daytona 24H: Ganassi woes hand lead to AXR Cadillac
Ex-Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen had raced to a 30-second lead aboard the #02 Ganassi Cadillac DPi-V.R in the early morning hours, but an as-yet unexplained technical issue dropped the car to fourth with nine hours to go.
World Cyclo-cross Championships: Tom Pidcock prepares for title bid
Britain's Tom Pidcock says cyclo-cross is the hardest discipline in cycling, as he prepares for his world title bid.
Grading NFL head-coach hires in 2022 - Brian Daboll to Giants, Nathaniel Hackett to Broncos, Matt Eberflus to Bears
The NFL head-coach carousel began quickly this season, with nine jobs coming open, including two during the regular season following the firing of Urban Meyer by the Jacksonville Jaguars and the resignation of Las Vegas Raiders coach Jon Gruden.
Egan Bernal reveals he was close to being left paraplegic in horror crash
Two-time Grand Tour winner Egan Bernal has revealed how close he was to being left paraplegic in a horror training crash in Colombia earlier this week as he gave thanks for the treatment he has received.
Kathryn Thomson backing 'focused' year out to harden her for Beijing battle for Winter Olympic glory
Kathryn Thomson reckons riding the rocky speed skating rollercoaster has revitalised her bid for Winter Olympic glory. Thomson, from Kilmarnock, will spearhead Team GB's three-strong short track squad in Beijing as she takes to the ice for her second Games. Ad/> But it's been a far from straightforward four-year cycle since PyeongChang 2018, with the Scot taking a year out of the sport to banish her mental demons and get her career back on track.
British Triathlon create a sisterhood of new athletes to increase participation
They say every big journey begins with a single step, but for an unexpected sisterhood of Leeds women it looked more like the push of a bike pedal. When Fiona Hoare and British Triathlon put out a call for weekly Open Access swim, bike and run sessions in the city's Cross Flatts Park, they didn't expect every single applicant to be female, let alone the majority Muslim. Ad/> Salma Hussain, 36, is one of 12 women who have attended the Sunday lessons which have transformed the group — most of whom were cycling novices — into avid, confident athletes.