What Man City and Pep Guardiola did after winner vs Wolves sends brutal message to Arsenal
Manchester City reacted to Arsenal's surprise loss on Saturday with a late, late win at Wolves to move three points clear of the Gunners in the title race.
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U.S. GP: Lando Norris says F1 stewards should be more consistent - ESPN
AUSTIN — Lando Norris said F1 stewards have to be more consistent with penalties after he lost a podium to championship rival Max Verstappen at the U.S. Grand Prix.
Aberdeen title race chances answered by Monday Jury as Celtic and Rangers Euro predictions delivered
ANDY NEWPORT: It’s certainly another huge test for Brendan Rodgers’ side against the Europa League winners. The Celtic support will surely expect their boss to change his approach and if he does stiffen up then they might stand a chance. If not, then don’t be surprised if there’s another defeat to match their Dortmund dismantling.
Kenyan athletes record double triumph at first edition of Rome Half Marathon
Kenyan athletes have recorded a double triumph at the first edition of the Rome Half Marathon, which took place on Sunday morning on the central streets of Italy's capital.
Horner praises Lawson for 'elbows out' performance
AUSTIN, Texas : Liam Lawson drew praise from Red Bull boss Christian Horner after the driver marked his return to Formula One for the first time in more than a year by racing from 19th to ninth in Sunday's U.S. Grand Prix.
J.T. Poston hangs on to win Shriners Children's Open
J.T. Poston had a strong back nine and returned to the winner's circle at the Shriners Children's Open on Sunday in Las Vegas.
McLaren Triggers The Woke Mob By Welcoming Joe Rogan Inside Garage Ahead Of U.S. Grand Prix In Austin
As every Formula 1 race does, the United States Grand Prix drew out some of the most well-known celebrities in the world on Sunday afternoon. With the race taking place in Austin, Texas, it makes all the sense in the world that Joe Rogan made an appearance given that he calls ATX home. This didn't stop some racing fans, in particular McLaren supporters, from having a meltdown.
McLaren Blast 'Inappropriate' Penalty As Lando Norris F1 Title Hopes Hit
McLaren team chief Andrea Stella blasted as "inappropriate" a controversial penalty handed to Lando Norris at the United States Grand Prix which could shatter his world title dream. Race stewards penalised Norris and relegated him to fourth behind three-time world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull after the pair clashed and ran off-track in the closing laps. A five-second penalty given to Norris, who finished third on track at the flag, pushed him back to fourth behind the series leader and dealt a blow in his bid to catch and pass the Dutch driver in this year's title race.