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Ravi Rongali Finishes 5th In F40 Shot Put Final, Rakshita Raju Bows Out In 1500m T11 Heats

India's Ravi Rongali finished a creditable fifth in the men's F40 shot put final while Rakshita Raju bowed out in the opening round heats of women's 1500m T11 race on the third day of athletics competitions at the Paris Paralympics on Sunday. Rongali, who had won a silver in the Asian Para Games last year in China, produced a personal best of 10.63m but that was only enough for a fifth-place finish in a top-class field.

NWSL roundup: Courage, Angel City earn late wins

Brianna Pinto scored in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, lifting the North Carolina Courage to a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Courage on Sunday in Cary, N.C.

Forgotten phone costs Italian rower bronze medal

Italian rower Giacomo Perini was disqualified and lost his Paralympics bronze medal after he was found with a mobile phone on his boat in Paris on Sunday, but the athlete said it was an oversight and he never used it to communicate.

Chase Briscoe wins at Darlington to clinch NASCAR playoff spot - ESPN

DARLINGTON, S.C. — Chase Briscoe went three-wide to pass Kyle Larson and Ross Chastain for the lead, then outran two-time series champion Kyle Busch to win the Southern 500 on Sunday night and make the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.

How the Phillies pulled off a 19-game swing on the Braves - ESPN

The 2024 edition of the National League East race is a big turnaround from last season, when the Atlanta Braves finished 14 games ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies. This year, Philadelphia took control of the division early on and has held solo possession of first place every day since May 3.

Marquez happy to restart clock after ending 1,043-day MotoGP win drought

ALCANIZ, Spain : Marc Marquez took some time to come to terms with his Aragon Grand Prix victory on Sunday when he ended a 1,043-day wait to win a MotoGP race and the six-times MotoGP champion hopes to never have to wait that long for another race victory again.

McLaren boss says both F1 titles now on, orders may follow

MONZA, Italy : McLaren boss Andrea Stella said both Formula One titles were achievable after Sunday's Italian Grand Prix and indicated team orders could be used to help Lando Norris battle Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

Paralympic debut in the books, Humboldt survivor Jacob Wassermann looks to LA 2028

The Paralympic learning curve was steep, but worth it for Jacob Wassermann.

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Ravi Rongali Finishes 5th In F40 Shot Put Final, Rakshita Raju Bows Out In 1500m T11 Heats

NWSL roundup: Courage, Angel City earn late wins

Forgotten phone costs Italian rower bronze medal

Chase Briscoe wins at Darlington to clinch NASCAR playoff spot - ESPN

How the Phillies pulled off a 19-game swing on the Braves - ESPN

Marquez happy to restart clock after ending 1,043-day MotoGP win drought

McLaren boss says both F1 titles now on, orders may follow

Paralympic debut in the books, Humboldt survivor Jacob Wassermann looks to LA 2028