Off track, the numbers are adding up for F1 newcomers Cadillac
LONDON, Jan 25 : Formula One newcomers Cadillac had hoped to be a team everybody would want to join, but even they have been surprised by the response.
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Briatore says F1 will see a new Colapinto this season
Jan 24 : Formula One will see a new Franco Colapinto this season with the Argentine driver more mature and ready to help lift Alpine up the grid, according to the Renault-owned team's executive advisor Flavio Briatore.
Canadian speed skater Blondin blending medal pursuit with mentorship
Jan 22 : Speed skater Ivanie Blondin returns to the Olympic stage as the heartbeat of Canada's title-defending team pursuit squad and a mentor guiding the nation's rising talent - a role she embraces as fiercely as her pursuit of medals.
France defender Lucas Hernandez accused of exploiting Colombian family
PARIS, Jan 21 : French prosecutors are investigating Paris St Germain and France defender Lucas Hernandez and his partner following allegations of human trafficking and illegal employment by a Colombian family, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
Maxwell and Waugh among franchise owners in Bollywood-backed European T20 league
NEW DELHI, Jan 21 : Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell and former captain Steve Waugh are among the franchise owners in a new European Twenty20 league, which will begin in August after two false starts.
Rallying-Ogier eyes potential 10th WRC title in another partial campaign
PARIS, Jan 19 : Less than two months after clinching his record-equalling ninth World Rally Championship (WRC) title, Sebastien Ogier is set to embark on another partial campaign, starting with the Monte Carlo Rally on Thursday, and aims to maintain his "exceptional level of performance".
Fans frustrated as record day one crowd packs out Australian Open
MELBOURNE, Jan 18 : Australian Open organisers came under fire on a record-breaking opening day on Sunday as frustrated fans sweated in long queues and complained of confusion over a halt in ticket sales.
Pique sees France as World Cup favourites, hopes US hype will last
SAO PAULO, Jan 17 : Former Spain defender Gerard Pique believes France may be the team to beat at this year's World Cup but he is curious to see whether co-hosts the United States can sustain the surge of interest around the sport once the event ends.