Horner quizzed about lack of statement on Piquet slurs
Christian Horner has defended Red Bull’s decision not to issue a statement condemning Nelson Piquet’s racial abuse of Lewis Hamilton.
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Jacob Miller's tribute to Wakefield Trinity as he closes in on future announcement
Jacob Miller admits Wakefield Trinity will have always hold a special place in his heart as he prepares to make an announcement on his future. The Australian playmaker is widely expected to join West Yorkshire rivals Castleford Tigers at the end of this season but is remaining tight-lipped.
COVID forces late change to Ireland team for All Blacks test
Replacement prop Finlay Bealham has been ruled out of the Ireland team for Saturday's series opener against New Zealand in Auckland after testing positive for COVID-19.
DP World Tour dismisses LIV Golf complaints, saying: 'Players knew there would be consequences'
"One of those is an unprecedented 10 cards on offer to the PGA Tour, cards that many of the players named in this letter desperately wanted to attain in the early stages of their careers. Why now be critical of those trying to do the same?"
Collins recovers fumble, scores late as Elks edge Tiger-Cats for 1st win of season
Jalen Collins recovered a fumble and scored on a 14-yard return in the fourth quarter to give the Edmonton Elks their first win of the season with a 29-25 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Friday.
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Two Wimbledon fans become the talk of SW19 after one drops mystery item into drink on TV [Video]
Two Wimbledon fans have become the talk of SW19 after appearing on live television as one drops a mystery item into the other's drink.
Ranking the fights at UFC 276 - Two title fights plus Sean O'Malley prepares to put on a show in Vegas
A pay-per-view event headlined by two championship bouts used to be a special occasion. Now it's practically a business model. UFC 276, which takes place Saturday in Las Vegas (10 p.m. on ESPN+ PPV), will be the company's fourth straight PPV with a pair of fights with belts on the line.