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'What a race!': Joy and sadness as drivers and teams reflect on successful CT e-Prix
The Formula E Cape Town e-Prix was a monumental success, as well as being the scene of Antonio Felix da Costa's first win since joining Tag Heuer Porsche before the current season.
Can Jake Paul actually fight? Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury on ESPN+
YouTube sensation-turned-boxer Jake Paul will be back in the ring on Sunday, Feb. 26 to face Tommy Fury in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (Sunday, 2 p.m. ET on ESPN+ PPV).
Remco Evenepoel wins overall victory at the UAE Tour as Adam Yates finishes in first on Stage 7
Remco Evenepoel (Soudal-Quickstep) has sealed the overall victory at the UAE Tour after finishing ten seconds behind Adam Yates (UAE Team Emirates) on Stage 7. Evenepoel has dropped with 3km remaining on the summit finish, but he kept Yates within his sight. Ad The world champion looked to close in on Yates in the final kilometre, but he had to settle for second and finished 10 seconds behind the 30-year-old.
How to order Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul on BT Sport Box Office and how much does it cost?
Tommy Fury takes on long-term rival Jake Paul tonight. It will be the first time the pair have faced each other in the ring after two previously cancelled fights.
How to watch and live stream Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul online and on UK TV
Tommy Fury faces Jake Paul on Sunday night in Saudi Arabia, with the 23-year-old British fighter hoping to maintain the unbeaten start he has made to his career.
Italy's Sofia Goggia wins World Cup downhill in Switzerland, closes on season title
Sofia Goggia raced toward another World Cup downhill title with a fifth win in her dominating season on Sunday in Switzerland.
Sofia Goggia wins Crans-Montana downhill in tricky conditions to close in on crystal globe
Sofia Goggia wins the Crans-Montana downhill for the fourth time in her career to put behind the disappointment of missing podium at the Courcheval-Meribel World Championships. In falling snow, Goggia finished in a time of 1:26.81 and 0.15 seconds ahead of compatriot Federica Brignone who took second to complete the 17th Italian double in the history of women's skiing. Ad France's Laura Gauche, wearing the No.