Penske racing president Tim Cindric, 3 others suspended for Indy 500 after cheating scandal
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Roger Penske suspends team president, more in IndyCar scandal - ESPN
Roger Penske on Tuesday said he has suspended the president of Team Penske along with three others for two races for their roles in the cheating scandal that has rocked IndyCar ahead of the Indianapolis 500.
Fatigue not a worry for Arsenal's Arteta ahead of derby
LONDON :Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is not concerned by his players' hectic schedule in the build-up to Sunday's vital north London derby at Tottenham Hotspur.
Iowa-based athletes in betting inquiry sue, say rights violated - ESPN
More than two dozen athletes who were based in Iowa filed a federal lawsuit Friday alleging that state criminal investigators violated their constitutional rights by using geolocation software to track activity on their cellphones as part of a widespread sports wagering inquiry that resulted in criminal charges and the loss of NCAA eligibility.
Josef Newgarden's IndyCar win disqualified; Pato O'Ward named winner - ESPN
Team Penske was dealt a humiliating disqualification Wednesday when reigning Indianapolis 500 winner Josef Newgarden was stripped of his victory in the IndyCar season-opening race for manipulating his push-to-pass system.
Data could help solve ACL crisis in women's game, says software firm
Vast amounts of data generated in professional sports will be used to try to stem the number of serious knee injuries suffered by female soccer players, Stephen Smith, CEO of sports software company Kitman Labs, has told Reuters.
The AI Revolution: How will AI impact the business world?
Artificial Intelligence has been around for decades but over the last couple of years the way humans interact with it has changed drastically. Most people around the world will have crossed paths with AI today, without even realizing it. Part of that is because it is becoming increasing difficult to distinguish between man and machine as the rate of AI development is accelerating. The World Economic Forum found seventy-five percent of companies it surveyed would implement AI in the next five years.
Post Officer minister says people responsible for the Horizon scandal 'should go to jail'
Post Office minister Kevin Hollinrake has said people responsible for the Horizon scandal “should go to jail”.