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The United Nations has 17 Sustainable Development Goals that contain ambitious objectives for member countries to meet by 2030. As of 2023, only 15% of these objectives were on track for success.
AUSTIN, Texas : Formula One's governing body imposed a 500,000 euros ($543,250) fine on the U.S. Grand Prix promoter on Sunday after a post-race track invasion, with 350,000 euros suspended to the end of 2026.
McLaren team chief Andrea Stella blasted as "inappropriate" a controversial penalty handed to Lando Norris at the United States Grand Prix which could shatter his world title dream. Race stewards penalised Norris and relegated him to fourth behind three-time world champion Max Verstappen of Red Bull after the pair clashed and ran off-track in the closing laps. A five-second penalty given to Norris, who finished third on track at the flag, pushed him back to fourth behind the series leader and dealt a blow in his bid to catch and pass the Dutch driver in this year's title race.
Valérie Maltais and Hayden Mayeur won their respective mass starts at the Canadian long track speed skating championships on Sunday in Quebec City.
AUSTIN, Texas : McLaren's Andrea Stella criticized Formula One stewards on Sunday for what he said was an "inappropriate" U.S. Grand Prix penalty that seriously dented Lando Norris's title hopes.
AUSTIN, Texas : Charles Leclerc won the U.S. Grand Prix in a Ferrari one-two with Carlos Sainz on Sunday, while Red Bull's Max Verstappen stretched his Formula One lead to 57 points with five rounds remaining.
Dutchman Harrie Lavreysen signed off a record-breaking week at the UCI track cycling world championships as he rode to gold in the men's sprint in Ballerup, Denmark on Sunday.
Sir Chris Hoy showed up for work just hours after news of his terminal cancer diagnosis shocked the sporting world.