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The skeleton, affectionately named April after the wife of Barry James who originally prepared the fossil for display, dates to the Cretaceous period about 110 million ago and was found in Montana, USA.
Costly construction delays, a leadership vacancy linked to a volatile political climate and a lack of sponsors amid a spreading financial crisis has prompted International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach to acknowledge the "challenges" facing organizers of the 2026 Winter Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Disney’s D23 Expo was filled to the brim with new projects for all of the company’s big ticket franchises. Hundreds of new Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar and Disney projects will be arriving in the cinemas and on Disney+ over the next few years.
Olympic skeleton gold medallist Amy Williams has opened up about learning to «control the controllables» in both her career in sport and then as a mum, author, business owner and TV presenter after her retirement from the sport. Team GB legend Williams was the latest guest on Eurosport’s The Breakdown podcast with Orla Chennaoui and Greg Rutherford, and explained the demands involved in maintaining a busy lifestyle since hanging up her sled.
Canadian Olympic bobsleigh champion Justin Kripps is retiring.
The national governing body for bobsled and skeleton plans to sign on with Canada's new safe sport office.
Chris Spring is a four-time Olympian who's competed for Canada in bobsled for close to a decade. But for the past four months, he's received no federal funding due to a dispute over his athlete's agreement.
More than 90 current and retired Canadian bobsled and skeleton athletes are repeating calls to federal sport minister Pascale St-Onge to help clean up what they say is a toxic climate in their sport.