Rallying-Spain returns to WRC calendar with Canary Islands in 2025-26
Spain will return to the World Rally Championship in 2025 and 2026 with a race on asphalt roads in the Canary Islands, organisers said on Monday.
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State Man can impress despite sad absence of his rival
As the tapes go up for the Supreme Novices a 70,000-strong salvo will lift the roof from every stand, stable, pub and pavillion at Prestbury Park. It's the highlight of the year for much of this giddy crowd in a playground for grown ups.
Cheltenham Festival: Tips from RTÉ Racing's TV analysts
RTÉ Racing analysts Jane Mangan, Lisa O'Neill, Barry Geraghty and Andrew McNamara explore where they feel the value lies over each of the four afternoons at the Cheltenham Festival.
Cheltenham Festival: Willie Mullins hoping hot favourite State Man can deliver in Champion Hurdle
With Constitution Hill unable to defend his crown, State Man appears to have been presented with a gilt-edged opportunity to claim Unibet Champion Hurdle glory on the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival.
Gary Lineker makes feelings clear on huge Harry Kane to Manchester United transfer claim
Gary Lineker has reacted to a report claiming Manchester United will try to sign Harry Kane when transfer window reopens. The 30-year-old striker only left Tottenham Hotspur to join Bayern Munich in the summer yet he continues to be heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford.
Massa takes action against F1, FIA, Ecclestone in London High Court
LONDON : Former Ferrari driver Felipe Massa has launched legal action against the sport's management, former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone and the governing FIA over the outcome of the 2008 world championship, his lawyers said on Monday.
Eight Irish athletes to compete at World Cross Country Championships in Belgrade
Eight athletes have been selected to represent Ireland at the World Cross Country Championships in Belgrade later this month.
Cheltenham like reaching Croke Park or Olympics for Cork trainer Terence O'Brien
Cork-trainer Terence O'Brien is dreaming of Irish success at the Cheltenham Festival this week, outside of the dominance of the big two Willie Mullins and Gordon Elliott, revealing a feeling of reaching "the Olympics" or "Croke Park" after a five-year absence.