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The 2023 UAE Tour is set to see some of cycling's finest sprinters battle for supremacy after organisers confirmed on Friday that Mark Cavendish, Elia Viviani, and Dylan Groenewegen will compete at the UCI World Tour race later this month.
A 26-year-old man who couldn't swim drowned while paddleboarding with a friend, an inquest heard. Olumide Favour Giwa from Rochdale fell off the paddleboard when he got into difficulty near the Aira Point in Lancashire close to the ferry pier on August 7.
Tom Pidcock finished fifth on Stage 1 of the Volta ao Algarve but was later relegated for an “irregular sprint”. The Ineos Grenadiers rider was a surprise participant of a bunch sprint after a 200.2km stage from Portimao to Lagos.
Marcus Freeman has made another hire from his past, reportedly bringing Gino Guidugli onto the Notre Dame coaching staff as the quarterbacks coach. Guidugli spent the last six years at Cincinnati before spending the last two months at Wisconsin after former Bearcats head coach Luke Fickell brought some of his old staff to Madison.
The offseason is over! SP+ is here! With the 2023 recruiting class — both traditional signings and transfers — in the books for now, and with a reasonable feel for who's returning and who isn't, we can take our first step toward the 2023 college football season with the initial SP+ projections.
Call of Duty fans will finally be treated to the next season of Warzone 2.0 and Modern Warfare 2.
A young builder was killed when he plunged 600ft from a Snowdonia peak during a climbing trip with friends, an inquest heard.
There's still a good deal of basketball to be played before Selection Sunday, but it's fair to say certain trends have already emerged in the bubble picture. One such feature is the relatively small number of mid-major programs competing for at-large bids in 2023.