GM sets up engine company for Cadillac F1 entry
General Motors has set up an engine company to turn its planned Cadillac Formula One entry into a full works team by the end of the decade, the carmaker said on Thursday.
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Rallying-Lategan stretches Dakar lead, penalty denies Al-Attiyah stage win
Toyota's South African Henk Lategan stretched his Dakar Rally lead on Thursday while a 10 minute penalty denied Qatar's Nasser Al-Attiyah a first stage win for Dacia after a dominant day in the Saudi Arabian desert.
Frank Wycheck, late Titans star tight end, diagnosed with CTE - ESPN
Former Tennessee Titans star tight end Frank Wycheck suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), the degenerative brain disease linked to repeated blows to the head, at the time of his death just over a year ago.
Celtic fans ask Brendan Rodgers if he's a masochist after painful displays as Hotline tells boss to stay in his lane
The Celtic support dusted down their repertoire of old during Wednesday’s win over Dundee United.
Andy Murray on Novak Djokovic chat that convinced him to become rival's coach – 'I couldn't think of anything worse'
Andy Murray has said that he "couldn't think of anything worse" than coaching - before a phone call with Novak Djokovic changed his mind.
Tyson Fury's true personality clear for all to see after punching Micah Richards on TV show
Micah Richards has had a wide variety of punditry opponents, but he probably did not expect to be facing Tyson Fury.
Owolabi calls for support of Nigeria Esports as Riyadh Olympic Games beckons
As the world of Esports continues to explode onto the global stage, Nigeria is poised to make its mark, thanks to the trailblazing efforts of Sayo Owolabi, an advocate and strategist in the Esports ecosystem.
Factories from China spark geopolitical debates in Europe
A factory for Chinese electric cars "made in Europe" is in the planning stage. And in 2025 in Debrecen, Europe's largest battery factory will go into operation – a €7 billion project of Chinese worldwide market leader CATL. While supporters of such mega-factories highlight economic growth and job creation, critics warn of environmental risks, a jostling for subsidies, and Hungary's growing dependence on China and Russia as energy supplier.