Rallying-Rovanpera targets F1 with switch to circuit racing from 2026
Toyota's double world champion Kalle Rovanpera announced on Thursday he would leave rallying and switch to circuit racing next year, with Formula One and Le Mans in his sights.
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India target series sweep, Windies motivated by pep talk
NEW DELHI :India captain Shubman Gill ruled out a drop in their intensity and said they will field their strongest playing XI in their pursuit of a 2-0 series sweep against a demoralised West Indies in the final test beginning on Friday.
Cummins injury shakes up Australia's Ashes planning
MELBOURNE :With the prospect of captain Pat Cummins being fit for the Ashes receding by the day, Australia's hopes of retaining the urn may rest on managing one of the biggest shake-ups to their leadership and bowling against England in years.
Players get financial lifeline from ITIA in doping and corruption cases
Players caught up in anti-doping and corruption investigations will receive a helping hand from the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA), which launched a trial programme on Wednesday offering financial assistance and free legal support.
English for IT professionals: terminology, cases, mock interviews
From general “why it's important” to specific tools and tips on “what to do and how to do it”
Conor McGregor accepts 18-month ban for UFC anti-doping violation
Conor McGregor has accepted an 18-month ban for a violation of the UFC Anti-Doping Policy.
Australia skipper Cummins ruled out of opening Ashes test - reports
SYDNEY :Australia captain Pat Cummins has not resumed bowling after suffering a back injury and will miss the opening Ashes tests against England in Perth in late November, multiple local media outlets reported on Wednesday.
Rugby’s international heavyweights join forces to deliver big blow to R360
Rugby’s international heavyweights have joined forces to deliver a significant blow to the proposed breakaway league R360 by declaring any player involved will be barred from Test selection.