Mick Schumacher calls for F1 talks ahead of French Grand Prix after 'silly' incidents
Nick Kyrgios's mum says it's been a 'tough year' for star
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Erling Haaland youth coach tells Pep Guardiola what he's getting at Man City
Erling Haaland arrives in England as Pep Guardiola did six years ago. He has achieved a phenomenal amount of success in a short career to mark him out as one of the best in the business, yet there are still some questioning whether the Norwegian striker can continue his remarkable rise.
Olympic champions Warholm, Ingebrigtsen, Stahl falter on day of upsets
EUGENE, Ore. : Karsten Warholm's hopes of winning a third straight World Championships title were dashed while Britain's Jake Wightman felled reigning Olympic 1,500m champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen on a day of upsets on Tuesday.
American Fred Kerley cramps up in 200-meter semifinal, finishers sixth to miss final at track world championships
EUGENE, Ore. — World 100-meter champ Fred Kerley will not have a chance at two individual medals at the world championships after he slowed down midway through his 200-meter semifinal due to a cramp and finished sixth.
Lyles, Knighton book 200 metres showdown at worlds
EUGENE, Ore. : A highly anticipated showdown between reigning winner Noah Lyles and 18-year-old sensation Erriyon Knighton is set for the World Championships, after the two Americans produced blazing-fast times to win their semi-finals.
Jamaican trio make women's 200m final after sizzling semis
EUGENE, Ore. : Shelly-Anne Fraser-Pryce, Shericka Jackson and Elaine Thompson-Herah, fresh from their Jamaican clean sweep in the 100 metres, all qualified for the world 200m final on Tuesday but it was not all plain sailing in a stunningly-fast trio of semi-finals.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says Red Bull and Ferrari's dominance of F1 to blame for lack of entertainment
Toto Wolff has laid the blame for F1's sterile racing this season at the door of rival teams Red Bull and Ferrari. The two teams have won all eleven races between them so far this year, and there doesn't appear to be much jeopardy in the individual or constructors' standings due to their collective dominance.
‘Sad’ – Wout van Aert hits out at Nils Eekhoff for unexpected points move on Stage 16 of the Tour de France
Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) has said with a smile that it was “sad” that Nils Eekhoff (Team DSM) surged ahead of him to pick up full points during the intermediate sprint on Stage 16 of the Tour de France. Van Aert started the day on a near-insurmountable tally of 378 in the green jersey points classification with his nearest challenger Tadej Pogacar on 182. Ad/> However the Belgian was peeved when Eekhoff, who started the day on zero points, kicked clear near the line of the only intermediate sprint of the stage at Lavelanet.