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Olympic champions Gabby Thomas and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone stormed to victory on the first day of the inaugural Grand Slam Track event in Kingston, Jamaica on Friday.
For a majority of athletes and officials of Team Delta, the ongoing maiden Niger Delta Sports Festival in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, is an opportunity to claim their rightful position as the ‘Commander-in-chief’ in the region as far as sporting event is concerned.
Canadian sprint star Andre De Grasse won the men's 200-metre final at the Florida Relays in Gainesville, Fla., on Friday.
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Manchester United were trailing by a goal against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground on Tuesday. The electronic board was raised in the 88th minute and Leny Yoro was replaced.
Max Verstappen confirmed Thursday he was unhappy with Red Bull's ruthless driver swap for the Japanese Grand Prix, saying his endorsement of a social media post criticising the move "speaks for itself". The four-time world champion has a new teammate at Suzuka after Yuki Tsunoda replaced the underperforming Liam Lawson two weeks into the Formula One season. Red Bull have been criticised for not giving Lawson enough time, with former F1 driver Giedo van der Garde saying on social media that the move was "bullying, or a panic move". Verstappen put a "like" on Van der Garde's post and told reporters that it was "not a mistake". "I liked the comment, the text, so I guess it speaks for itself, right?" Verstappen said at the Suzuka Circuit,
Some of the world's best track athletes compete in a new professional league that makes its debut this week.
Marc Marquez won the MotoGP sprint at the Grand Prix of the Americas on Saturday to extend his unbeaten start to the season. Just as in 2025's opening two weekends Marquez was followed across the line by his brother Alex, with Francesco Bagnaia in third. "The bike is working super good," the Spanish star of two wheels beamed after making it five-from-five on his factory Ducati. He rattled off wins in the sprint and race from pole in Thailand and Argentina and will be red hot favourite to continue his monopoly in Sunday's main event, a race he has already won seven times.