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Bex Baraona and Richie Rude triumphed at the second round of the UCI Mountain Bike Enduro World Cup in Tasmania. They were more consistent than the rest of the field in the tricky conditions, with Baraona taking second place on Stage 1 behind Harriet Harnden. Ad Just one second split them going into the final stage where Baraona showed her quality by winning the longest stage of the day to take the series lead from Harnden.
WILSON 3-0 DING Ding’s respite is short-lived as he gambles with a double on a red from right to left middle that never really looks like coming off. Ad Wilson duly punishes the error by knocking it into right middle and the man nicknamed ‘Enter the Dragon’ sees his scoreless run continue as his opponent polishes off the frame with a break of 34.
A young Peter Sagan once said to himself: ‘if it goes wrong on the road, I can always go back to mountain biking’. Since then, the Slovakian has won a record seven green jerseys at the Tour de France, three world titles and numerous Classics, including the Tour of Flanders and Paris-Roubaix – all while being one of the peloton's chief entertainers. Ad But the lure of the mountain bike has finally proved too strong, with Sagan set to return to his original discipline as he bids to sign off his career at the Paris Olympics next summer.
Ryan Day wowed the crowd with a maximum break, but he faces a mountain to climb to reach the semi-finals of the Tour Championship as Mark Selby took a grip of their match. The brilliance of the 147 aside, Day was largely out of sorts and Selby seized on errors from his opponent to take charge. Ad Selby will return to the Bonus Arena on Thursday evening with a 6-2 lead in the race to 10.
Snake Pass is known for being one of the most scenic drives in the UK. But the twists and turns which make it so spectacular have earned it a place on a list of the most dangerous roads in the world.
Pauline Ferrand-Prevot is stepping up her hunt for the one major title that eludes her: Olympic gold. The French star became the first woman to sign for Ineos Grenadiers ahead of the 2023 season in a bid to boost her prospects for Paris 2024. She has won 10 rainbow jerseys throughout a stellar career across mountain bike, road, cyclo-cross and gravel – and will target victory at the Games on home soil next summer on her trusted MTB.
MURPHY 1-5 MILKINS (5-0) Shaun is first to show and changes tact with a clever snooker tight to the yellow just left of its spot. Ad Milkins comes off the left and cushion and then low down to the right but he fails to clip the red near to the pocket. Tour Championship'Do I have a career in snooker any more?' – Murphy reveals he was ready to quit26/03/2023 AT 08:35 He just about makes it count on the second with the merest of flicks but Murphy lays another trap and appears to hold the early initiative in Frame 7.