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Michael Dunlop moved one step closer to Uncle Joey’s record of 26 wins at the Isle of Man TT Races with victory in Friday morning’s Supersport race, his second of the week, moving him on to a career total of 21.
Although unable to take his fourth win of the week at the Isle of Man TT Races, Peter Hickman took a close second place in Friday’s second Supersport race and pushed eventual race winner Michael Dunlop all the way.
Wyndham Clark has led the RBC Canadian Open on back-to-back days.
Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan feels Liverpool should move mountains to keep Sadio Mane and would rather see Roberto Firmino leave the club.
Two of the biggest clubs in North Wales football are set to renew acquaintances as the league structure for Welsh football was finalised yesterday. Bangor 1876 and CPD Y Rhyl 1879 have been successful in their bid to ply their trade at tier 3 next season and will face each other in the Ardal North West League.
A combination of an incident in today’s Sidecar race at the Isle of Man TT races and high winds and rain/mist moving in from the west of the island resulted in the Senior TT being cancelled.
Valentin Ferron (TotalEnergies) launched an audacious attack to deliver a surprise maiden WorldTour win for himself, as well as an equally unlikely second stage for his team at the Criterium du Dauphine 2022. The breakaway having been assured of the win from around 15km out, the six riders went under the flamme rouge together, all wondering who would be fastest from the select sprint finish that was sure to come. Ad/> Except for Ferron, who clearly had other ideas.
Trek-Segafredo’s Elisa Longo Borghini took an emphatic victory on Stage 5 of the Women’s Tour atop the Black Mountain in the Brecon Beacons National Park. The Italian champion broke clear of a small group of elite riders to beat Canyon//SRAM’s Kasia Niewiadoma to the line, ahead of yellow jersey Grace Brown in third. The Australian, riding for FDJ-Nouvelle-Aquitaine-Futuroscope, retains the lead in the general classification following a day of attritional racing in South Wales.