Daryll Neita stuns Dina Asher-Smith in Manchester and targets world stage
New British champion Daryll Neita insists she can match Dina Asher-Smith on the world stage after taking her 100m title.
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Raphinha has already shown what he will bring to Arsenal as Edu nears £65m transfer deal
The summer transfer window has only been open for a fortnight but already Arsenal have been linked with a huge number of incomings and outgoings ahead of their push for Champions League football under Mikel Arteta next season.
2026 Winter Olympics add eight events, cut Alpine skiing team event
Eight events have been added to the program for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy.
MotoGP Assen: Bagnaia takes tenth pole with new circuit record
Ducati Lenovo’s Pecco Bagnaia secured his tenth MotoGP pole position with a blistering 1’31.504 lap at the TT Circuit Assen on Saturday afternoon.
Yohan Blake storms to Jamaican 100m title with fastest time in a decade as World Championships loom
Yohan Blake won his fifth Jamaican 100m title in his fastest time in almost a decade as he blitzed home in 9.85s. The 32-year-old, whose career-best of 9.69s came in 2012, outlasted his closest challenger Oblique Seville, who registered a time of 9.88s. Ackeem Blake, 20, came third in 9.93s.
America's new sprint queen Jefferson ready to face Jamaica's dynamic duo
College student Melissa Jefferson may have stunned with an upset win in Friday's women's 100 metres final, but she's says ready for her next big challenge - competing against Jamaica's dynamic duo next month.
Watch: 105-Year-Old Woman Creates New Record In 100-Metre Race
45.40 seconds that's what it took for the 105-year-old Rambai to beat all odds and set a new record in 100m at the inaugural National Open Masters Athletics Championships -- conducted by the Athletics Federation of India -- that concluded in Vadodara. The inspirational Rambai had participated in the above-100 category but finished up running the race alone, due to a lack of candidates in the category.
'You have to get used to letting your team-mates down' – Caleb Ewan on hard truths ahead of Tour de France
Caleb Ewan has had, by his own admission, “an up and down season” so far. “It definitely hasn’t gone as good as I’d have hoped,” he tells this week’s Cycling Show. The so-called “pocket rocket” has stood on the top step of a podium five times this season, with only one of those coming at the end of a WorldTour race.