Verstappen no fan of F1 sprint races as format change mooted
Double Formula One world champion Max Verstappen said he was not a big fan of sprint races, despite winning both of the ones held this season, as the sport discusses future format changes.
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Qatar unveils World Cup fan village consisting of 6,000 cabins
Qatar has unveiled a 6,000-cabin village built on a car park near its airports for fans attending the World Cup.
Fan-favourite Neil's number to be retired by Senators
The Ottawa Senators will retire Chris Neil's No. 25 on Feb. 17 against the Chicago Blackhawks.
WWE fan frenzy in Riyadh as Logan Paul loses to Roman Reigns in Crown Jewel bout
RIYADH: In a matchup that had fans in a frenzy here on Saturday, Roman Reigns defeated Logan Paul by pinfall with the spear to retain his WWE Undisputed Universal Championship in the much-anticipated Crown Jewel bout.
Kyrgios settles legal case with Wimbledon fan he accused of being drunk
Nick Kyrgios has apologised to a fan he accused of being "drunk out of her mind" during his loss in this year's Wimbledon final and donated £20,000 pounds to a charity of her choice following a legal case.
Kyrgios settles legal case with Wimbledon fan he accused of being drunk
Nick Kyrgios has apologised to a fan he accused of being "drunk out of her mind" during his loss in this year's Wimbledon final and donated 20,000 pounds ($22,750) to a charity of her choice following a legal case.
Croatia soccer body fined by UEFA for racist fan incidents
NYON, Switzerland: Croatia’s soccer federation was punished by UEFA on Friday for “racist and discriminatory behavior” by fans at the team’s last game before traveling to the World Cup. UEFA did not specify the incidents at Croatia’s 3-1 win at Austria in the Nations League in September, which were reported to be insults directed by fans at the federation and far-right chants.
Qatar to stage manage World Cup fan groups through PR program
LONDON: A program by Qatar to promote the FIFA World Cup will see groups of about 40 fans from more than 30 countries receive pay and expenses in exchange for delivering positive messages about the tournament.