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Magnier triumphs again to win Giro stage three in Sofia
PLOVDIV, Bulgaria, May 10 : Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step) won his second stage of this year's Giro d'Italia, with the Frenchman catching Italy's Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) on the line to take stage three in Sofia on Sunday.
Celtic keep Scottish title race alive with 3-1 win over Rangers
GLASGOW, May 10 : Celtic forward Daizen Maeda struck twice in five second-half minutes, including a superb bicycle kick, as his side beat Rangers 3-1 at home in Sunday's Old Firm derby to set up a dramatic final week in the Scottish Premiership.
IndyCar driver Felix Rosenqvist gets airborne in road-course wreck
Watch the final laps as Christian Lundgaard took the checkered flag at the INDYCAR NTT SERIES: Sonsio Grand Prix at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course.
Tony Danza rolled a go-kart while racing NASCAR great Rusty Wallace 21 years ago today
Despite being injured, Luka Doncic is catching massive heat. Ric Flair out of all people is TIRED of Luka sitting on the bench and wants him out there.
Martin wins French Grand Prix as Aprilia secure podium lock-out
LE MANS, May 10 : Aprilia's Jorge Martin won the French Grand Prix from seventh on the grid on Sunday to give the Spaniard his first MotoGP race win since 2024, the year he won the championship.
Guardiola relishes title run‑in as City keep pressure on Arsenal
MANCHESTER, England, May 9 : Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola said he is "loving" the Premier League run‑in, despite his side no longer controlling their own fate in the title race as they chase leaders Arsenal.
Hadjar revels in old-school car and fan adoration
LE CASTELLET: For rising Formula One star Isack Hadjar Saturday’s “historic” race at the Paul Ricard Circuit offered a double treat: a chance to bask in the love of French fans and to drive a traditional ‘noisy’ Formula One car. The 21-year-old Parisian has aligned himself with the anti camp this season as the Formula One paddock grumbles about new hybrid engines that use 50 percent petrol and 50 percent electric power. On Saturday, Hadjar drove a 2011 Formula One car with an internal combustion engine at this nostalgic and popular event at a historic circuit in the south of France. The day featured drivers of all ages, primarily French, including Alain Prost, who is 71, and Jacques Laffite, 82, as well as current drivers Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon. Hadjer told AFP that he was hopeful after the sport’s governing body, the FIA, on Friday made further concessions to restore internal combustion as the dominant source of powere in F1 cars by next season. “It’s a step in the right direction because nobody likes what we started with,” he said. Hadjar called for “solutions to improve the problem, not make it worse.” He has been siding with Max Verstappen, who threatened to leave F1 and compared this season’s cars to “Formula E (electric) on steroids,” and to the video game Mario Kart. Not all drivers agree. Seven-time British world champion Lewis Hamilton said he was having a lot of fun. Hadjer said he likes driving as fast as possible in a straight line before hitting the brakes for corners. “That’s my vision of driving,” he said.