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STOCKHOLM : Software giant Oracle's title sponsorship agreement with the Red Bull Formula One team is worth about $300 million over five years, according to sources familiar with the deal.
Al-Hilal are still digesting their narrow loss to Chelsea in the FIFA Club World Cup and preparing for a huge showdown with fellow Arab giants Al-Ahly of Egypt in Saturday third-place play-off, but they will be keeping more than one eye on events back home. That is because of the huge top-of-the-table clash between Al-Ittihad and Al-Nassr in Jeddah on Friday. It is the biggest game of the season so far and Al-Hilal, and surely most neutral fans who want the drama of a genuine title race, want their local rivals Al-Nassr to win.
BWT has been heavily linked with a switch to Alpine in recent months, but the deal was finally announced by the team on Friday ahead of the new season.
SAINT PETERSBURG: Reigning World Cup champion Yazeed Al-Rajhi and Irish co-driver Michael Orr are preparing to defend their title in the opening round of the 18th World Cup for Cross-Country Bajas taking place in Russia from Feb. 11 to 13.
League leaders Celtic are tipped to pip Rangers in a thrilling race to the Scottish Premiership finish - according to FiveThirtyEight's Supercomputer.
Callum Smith says Airdrie are definitely still in the League One title race, but knows the Diamonds face a real test when third-placed Montrose come calling on Saturday.
Kelly Slater, the world's best surfer, nearly called time on one of the most storied careers in sporting history after his eighth and best win at the famed Pipeline Pro in Hawaii last week, saying that at times he hated what he had dedicated his life to.
Liverpool are not breathing down Manchester City's necks yet, but the Reds remain in the hunt for the Premier League title after Diogo Jota's double beat Leicester City 2-0 at Anfield. Victory for Klopp's men cut City's advantage at the top of the table to nine points, but Liverpool still have a game in hand to come on the English champions. "I don't think they smell our breath already," said Klopp. "But we just try to win football matches." With Mohamed Salah left on the bench from the start after his exertions at the Africa Cup of Nations and Sadio Mane still celebrating his success with Senegal, Jota took centre stage to continue his excellent season. The Portuguese produced two predatory finishes as he smashed home a loose ball from close range to open the scoring in the first half before firing into the far corner three minutes from time to take his tally for the campaign to 17 goals.