F1's next female driver will need time to get there, says Pulling
LONDON : Abbi Pulling still has a long road ahead to reach Formula One after winning the all-female F1 Academy title but it remains the target and she believes time is on her side.
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Sweden considers Australia-style social media age limits to fight online gang recruitment
Sweden is not ruling out a social media age limit similar to recent measures passed in Australia as a way to fight gang recruitment on the platforms, according to a Reuters report.
Fiorentina midfielder Bove discharged from hospital
:Fiorentina midfielder Edoardo Bove has been discharged from hospital, the club said on Friday, after surgery to implant a heart starter device following his collapse during a Serie A match.
Berlusconi family seeks buyer or partner for AC Monza
MILAN : The Berlusconi family is looking for a partner or a buyer for AC Monza, the soccer club it has steered to Italy's Serie A during its six years of ownership, Pier Silvio Berlusconi said.
F1 owner Liberty Media's MotoGP deal faces EU probe, Bloomberg News reports
The European Union is set to probe Formula One owner Liberty Media's 3.5 billion euro ($3.67 billion) deal for the motorcycle racing league MotoGP World Championship, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Australia players union slams FIFA over 2034 Saudi World Cup
MELBOURNE : Australia's professional soccer players union has condemned the awarding of the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia, saying significant human rights risks are attached to the tournament while questioning FIFA's ability to prevent harm from occurring.
2024 sporting moments in pictures
In a year marked by sporting brilliance, champions old and new captivated audiences and pushed the limits of human endurance. Reuters photographers were on hand to capture some of the most memorable moments.
Italian deputy PM blames Agnelli family for Stellantis problems
Italian deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini has said the Agnelli family should be held as responsible for Stellantis' issues as the car company's now ex-chief executive officer (CEO), Carlos Tavares. The latter abruptly resigned earlier this week, following Stellantis continuing to see disappointing sales and the announcement it was to close its Vauxhall plant in the UK.