Pierre Schoeman and Hamish Watson absences explained as Edinburgh chase Euro semi-final
In trying to reach their first European semi-final in seven years Edinburgh have put faith in their wider squad to overcome Wasps.
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Soccer-We must feel no pressure in French Cup final, says Nice coach Galtier
PARIS (Reuters) - Nice will contest Saturday's French Cup final against Nantes without any pressure even though they have not won a senior trophy in 25 years, coach Christophe Galtier said on Friday.
Lewis Hamilton: Briton addresses boycotting Miami GP suggestion over ongoing jewellery row
7-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has suggested he’d happily boycott the Miami Grand Prix this weekend and do something else over the ongoing jewellery row that seems to be strangely gathering pace at the moment.
'First Grand Prix under water' - Sebastian Vettel makes climate stand protest at Miami Grand Prix
Aston Martin driver Sebastian Vettel explained his protest t-shirt at the Miami Grand Prix opening ceremony. The Miami street circuit is the first of two visits to the United States this season, but the coastal location is predicted to be underwater by the end of century according to some scientists, who point to the melting ice caps associated with climate change.
Formula One champion Max Verstappen says 'a lot of things can go wrong' at Miami Grand Prix
Max Verstappen warned that ‘a lot of things can go wrong’ this weekend at the new Miami Grand Prix. The race is the first of the season in the United States, in a year which features two US races for the first time in a Formula One campaign. Ad/> On a street circuit that is unfamiliar to racers, the Red Bull driver and previous year’s champion, said that it might not be possible to repeat the success at Imola, where he won both the Grand Prix proper and the sprint race the preceding Saturday.
Carlos Alcaraz overcomes injury to beat Rafael Nadal and set up Novak Djokovic semi-final
It was third time lucky for Carlos Alcaraz, as he finally got a maiden victory over Rafael Nadal in the Madrid Open quarter-final. The 19-year-old outlasted the five-time former champion 6-2 1-6 6-X in a rollercoaster two hour and 28 minute match that saw Alcaraz hindered when he rolled his ankle and play stopped as medics rushed to a fan in the stands. He will now face world No 1 Novak Djokovic for the first time in Saturday's semi-final.