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The Australian Open 2022 is reaching its finals, but the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the year has already been front and centre of headlines around the world as a result of Novak Djokovic's visa saga.
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.
Egan Bernal will undergo further surgery in Colombia after being involved in a serious crash, but a hospital statement says he is making good progress. The 2019 Tour de France winner collided with a stationary bus, which led to him suffering fractured vertebrae, chest trauma and a punctured lung. Ad/> Bernal also broke ribs in the crash, as well as his right femur and right patella.
Move over Laura and Jason Kenny — there is a new Team GB Olympic couple to focus on in the coming weeks, when Cornelius Kersten and Ellia Smeding become Britain’s first long track speed skaters in 30 years. They will be a breath of fresh air in Beijing as two athletes who are grounded and know sport is not the most important thing in life.
Two-time Grand Tour winner Egan Bernal is due to undergo further 'minor' operations after having spinal surgery following a horror crash in his native Colombia on Monday, but is said to be in good spirits.
The Australian Open 2022 is reaching its finals, but the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the year has already been front and centre of headlines around the world as a result of Novak Djokovic's visa saga.
James Whelan (Team BridgeLane) would have been heading into stage 2 of the Santos Festival of Cycling with a seemingly unassailable lead after finishing the opening day with a solo that saw him cross the line nearly a minute-and-a-half ahead of his nearest rivals, were it not for a motor pacing penalty which the team described as an an 'error made on their behalf'.
Danilo Petrucci has been on the headlines quite a lot in the racing world lately. The former MotoGP racer turned Dakar Rally participant has truly showcased his dynamic riding skills. Following an impressive performance in Dakar, what could possibly be next for Petrucci? Well, it seems that he’s determined to make a comeback to road racing. This time around, though, it isn’t with the MotoGP. Neither is it with WorldSBK, but rather, MotoAmerica.