Diego Velazquez heading for Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly
Diego Velazquez is Aidan O'Brien’s chief hope of winning a second Qatar Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly on Sunday.
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Leclerc will take a step up after Monaco win, says Vasseur
Ferrari expect Charles Leclerc to take a step up after finally celebrating a dream home win in Monaco, according to team boss Fred Vasseur.
Royal Ascot: Courage Mon Ami to miss Gold Cup defence
Courage Mon Ami will not defend his Gold Cup title at Royal Ascot after suffering a setback.
No MotoGP In India In 2024, Race Shifted To 2025
The India round of the MotoGP championship will not not take place on the scheduled date in September and instead has been moved to March 2025, local promoters of the race told PTI on Tuesday. Reports claiming that the race promoters had not cleared all their dues with rights holders Dorna after the inaugural round last year had led to uncertainty over the second edition scheduled from September 20-22. However, after Tuesday's meeting involving all stakeholders -- Dorna, and, co-promoters Fairstreet Sports and Uttar Pradesh government -- it was decided to shift the round to a yet to be decided date in March.
Aidan O'Brien set to saddle three runners in the Derby
Aidan O'Brien has confirmed City Of Troy, Los Angeles and outsider Euphoric as his three intended runners in the Betfred Derby on Saturday.
Heartbreaking tragedy as dad-to-be dies after being rescued from water
A dad-to-be tragically died after being rescued from a brook in Cheadle on Sunday night (May 26). Emergency services raced to reports of a 'person in need of rescue' off Wilmslow Road at around 8pm.
Buy an existing team; FIA president's advice to Andretti
Andretti Cadillac should buy an existing team instead of pushing for an 11th entry that has been rejected by Formula One's owners, the head of the governing body has told Reuters.
Ex Rangers star claims Philippe Clement 'worked wonders' after inheriting shambolic side that could have finished FIFTH
Former Rangers star Derek Ferguson reckons the Ibrox side could have finished as low as FIFTH in the Scottish Premiership if Michael Beale had stayed in charge as he challenged fellow ex-Light Blues man Kevin Kyle on his claim it was a disappointing outcome to the season.