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Wout van Aert says he was ‘really ashamed’ to lose stage 3 of the Criterium du Dauphine because he celebrated prematurely at the finish line. The stage was instead won by Groupama FDJ rider David Gaudu as the Jumbo Visma man had his hands aloft in celebration. Ad/> Speaking after the race, the Belgian admitted his embarrassment.
An immaculate team performance on the final climb was enough to return Wout van Aert (Jumbo Visma) to the race lead, but the biggest of ball-drops by the Belgian allowed David Gaudu (Groupama FDJ) to snatch stage victory. Before his arms were even above his head Van Aert had realised the magnitude of his error.
After coming a cropper on the slippery streets of Suffolk on Monday, Lorena Wiebes (DSM) picked herself back up to claim a third victory on the roads of Essex in less than a fortnight on Stage 2 at the Women's Tour. The short lumpy bumpy 92km loop provided no problems for the fastest woman in the West, as she sprinted to victory in Harlow by several bike lengths. Ad/> Barbara Guarischi (Movistar) and Shari Bossuyt (Canyon Sram) finished in second and third respectively.
A Northern Ireland man who was in Paris for the Champions League Final has spoken of the fear he felt after being attacked with a needle.
The 90th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans takes place at the Circuit de la Sarthe this week. The world’s most famous automobile endurance race will welcome a full crowd again after being held behind closed doors in 2020 and then with restricted attendance last year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Ad/> Here’s all you need to know about how to watch and follow all the action with Eurosport and discovery+...
Lewis Hamilton is the greatest Formula One driver of all time, winning seven World Championships since his debut in 2007.
Sunil Chhetri will get a chance to bolster his tally of 80 international goals as the Indian team gears up to face 171st-ranked Cambodia on Wednesday in its bid to make a fifth appearance in AFC Cup tournament proper. Cristiano Ronaldo (117 goals from 188 games), Lionel Messi (86 from 162 games) have been on a scoring spree and no wonder at his level, the Indian talisman would like to ride the roughshod over Cambodia, Afghanistan (150th) and Hong Kong (147th). While no one is comparing the international levels at which they operate, briefly surpassing Lionel Messi won't be a bad feeling for the 37-year-old. With the next Asian Cup slated in late 2023 or early 2024 after the pull-out of China, Chhetri, who will complete 17 years in international football, might see this tournament as the 'final frontier' in his illustrious career. "I want to qualify. If I'm not there, my country will be there. So either I'll be having a beer and watching Udanta sprint, or you having a beer and I'll be sprinting there. But we want to be there," Chhetri made his intention clear ahead of his 126th International appearance.
