Shericka Jackson and Noah Lyles both smash 200m sprint records at World Championships
By Ben Church, CNN
Sprint Sport News
Tour de France Femmes 2022 team guide: Start list, star riders and kits to look out for
The Tour de France Femmes gets underway this weekend, with 24 teams set to compete in what will be the showpiece event of the season. With a fair few team leaders making no secret of their desire for yellow, who has the strongest line-up for the inaugural eight-stage event? Ad/> There are plenty of big names, improving youngsters and ones to watch so here is a blow-by-blow account of who has made the cut for the Tour de France Femmes.
Lions survive scare, claw out victory over Tiger-Cats
VANCOUVER — The B.C. Lions were tested Thursday but hung on for a 17-12 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Noah Lyles comes closest in 11 years to breaking Usain Bolt's 200m WR with emphatic run
Noah Lyles broke the American 200-metre record as he destroyed the field at the World Athletics Championships in Oregon.
Tough assignment against Marseille should prove ideal final assessment for Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough's pre-season comes to a conclusion this evening as Chris Wilder's side host Marseille at the Riverside. It promises to be a tough assignment for Boro against a very good French top-tier side.
Tour de France Femmes 2022: Stage-by-stage guide and route maps as the women hunt yellow
If the men’s Tour de France has whetted the appetite for the high mountains, cobbles and the like, the good news is there is still plenty of stage racing to come this month from the roads around France. The Tour de France Femmes begins on the same day the men’s race ends, with the women starting with what should be a frenetic ride around the Champs-Elysees before heading east towards a final day summit finish at the legendary La Super Planche des Belles Filles.
Tour de France 2022 - How to watch Stage 19 on Friday, TV and live stream details, timings and route map
Stage 19 of the Tour de France — an extra sprint two days from Paris — is a largely flat 188.3km ride from Castelnau-Magnoac to Cahors, and undoubtedly gave the sprinters an obvious incentive to drag their way through the Pyrenees. It’s only fair given the relative paucity of scope for bunch gallops in the preceding two-and-a-half weeks. Two Cat.
