Erik ten Hag might be three games away from discovering his Manchester United priority
The resumption of the Premier League campaign this weekend will mark the beginning of the final sprint to the finish line for many.
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'Ludicrous' to stage sprint race in Baku: Red Bull's Horner
MELBOURNE : Holding a sprint race on a street circuit at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix is a "ludicrous" proposition which will cost Formula One teams when they "trash" their cars, Red Bull boss Christian Horner said.
Manchester United's next six Premier League fixtures compared with Liverpool, Spurs and rivals
Manchester United will begin their sprint to the Premier League finish line with a trip to St James' Park to face fellow top-four hopefuls Newcastle United on Sunday afternoon.
Manchester United have just been reminded of their priority for the rest of the season
The sprint to the finish line begins in earnest on Sunday for Manchester United, with the possibility of 19 games in 63 days and two more trophies to mark a memorable first season under Erik ten Hag.
MotoGP Argentina: ‘Ducati power is frustrating’ - Miller
Red Bull KTM’s Jack Miller joked that he now understands how ‘frustrating’ it has been for riders competing against his former Ducati MotoGP team after experiencing for the first time in Portimao what it is like to be on the opposite end of the GP23/22’s superior power edge.
MotoGP Argentina: Riders urge consistency after divisive penalty calls
Riders have once again called on Dorna and the FIM to tighten up its procedures for the way it decides on penalties for irresponsible riding following a bruising start to the 2023 MotoGP World Championship season at Portimao.
Bradley Beal's altercation with disgruntled bettor a sign of things to come in gambling-addled sports world
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Marc Marquez's move at Portugal Grand Prix 'was dangerous' says Ducati boss Paolo Ciabatti
Ducati boss Paolo Ciabatti has called Marc Marquez’s collision with Jorge Martin and Miguel Oliveira at the MotoGP Portugal Grand Prix “dangerous”. Marquez was battling for second place on the third lap of the race on Sunday when he made contact with Martin and subsequently hit Oliveira. Ad The six-time champion, along with Oliveira, will miss this weekend’s race in Argentina due to injuries sustained in the incident.