Russell concerned by Ferrari's fast starts and his slow ones
Feb 20 : Ferrari's fast practice starts in Formula One's pre-season testing in Bahrain have caught the attention of rivals and alarmed Mercedes' likely title contender George Russell.
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Honda battery issue adds to Aston Martin's testing woes
Feb 20 : Aston Martin's woes deepened on Friday after a Honda power unit issue sidelined the team on the final day of Formula One's pre-season testing in Bahrain.
Aprilia's Martin cleared for MotoGP return at Buriram pre-season test
Feb 20 : Former MotoGP champion Jorge Martin will make his on-track return in the final pre-season test at Buriram after receiving clearance from the FIM Grand Prix World Championship medical unit, his Aprilia team announced on Friday.
Evergreen Slipper packs down for 200th Super Rugby match
MELBOURNE, Feb 20 : More than 16 years after first packing down for Ewen McKenzie's Queensland Reds, prop James Slipper will run out with the ACT Brumbies for his 200th Super Rugby match on Sunday, ticking off another milestone in a career of incredible longevity.
F1 will thrill in new engine era and Verstappen sure to stay, Domenicali says
Feb 20 : Formula One chief executive Stefano Domenicali has assured fans that the sport's new engine era will still provide plenty of thrills and Max Verstappen is in no danger of walking away.
Canadian freestyle skier Cassie Sharpe suffers bad fall, taken off in sled
Canadian freestyle skier Cassie Sharpe suffered a bad fall during the women’s freeski halfpipe event on Thursday.
Biathlon-France's Jeanmonnot tests SkiMo to recharge biathlon batteries
ANTERSELVA, ITALY, Feb 19 : With two gold medals, a silver and a bronze at the Milano Cortina Games, French biathlete Lou Jeanmonnot has a novel approach to taking a break from biathlon - by engaging in ski mountaineering, which made its Olympic debut on Thursday.
Andy Farrell backs Sam Prendergast to bounce back from being dropped
Ireland boss Andy Farrell backed Sam Prendergast to bounce back from being dropped as he admitted neither of his leading fly-halves were in particularly good form ahead of the Guinness Six Nations.