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Marvin Musquin swept the podium in the Supercross Round 13 Triple Crown format at St. Louis and became the first winner other than Eli Tomac to win a race since mid-February, while Tomac further extended his points lead.
Steve Cooper’s side have gotten within six points of the Cherries with only six games remaining in the season.
Boris Johnson is one of the latest people to be fined by the Metropolitan Police as part of its investigation into parties held during lockdown. It comes after police investigating allegations of illegal parties held in Downing Street and Whitehall said they have now made more than 50 referrals for fines.
Tuchel wants Chelsea to be more physical
Barnsley CEO Khaled El-Ahmad says he’s preparing to launch an inquiry into why his side have started the last three campaigns so poorly, making his intentions known to the Yorkshire Post.
Fernando Alonso's qualifying accident was caused by a part that cost the team just £1.50, according to team principal Otmar Szafnauer. The Alpine boss confirmed the failure was down to a faulty o-ring for an oil seal.
Ben Stiller has spoken out after finding himself the subject of a Nick Kyrgios comeback during the Aussie's Indian Wells quarter-final clash against Rafael Nadal. The 26-year-old was jeered on by someone in the crowd when he quipped back with a joke involving the actor, who was sat front row to watch the popcorn match eventually won by the Spaniard.
For years Gennady Golovkin was considered too good to get a big fight. Like Marvin Hagler before him, the crowd-pleasing Kazakh known as Triple G tore through the middleweight division with an unsettling blend of patience, technique and bone-crunching power in both hands, knocking out 23 opponents in a row over one blistering eight-year stretch, unifying three of the four major belts and matching Bernard Hopkins’ division record with 20 successive title defenses.