Canada's Reece Howden wins World Cup ski cross gold in Georgia
Canadian ski cross racer Reece Howden captured gold on Saturday at a World Cup event in Gudauri, Georgia, marking his fourth victory and fifth medal of the season.
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Riley Gaines to deliver pre-race invocation at Circuit of the Americas: 'Surreal honor'
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Tima Godbless targets another big record in U.S.
Reigning double National Sports Festival sprint champion, Tima Godbless, will this weekend take her first big step towards becoming the first Nigerian woman to win the NCAA Division 1 Indoor Track and Field championships 60m title in 15 years.
What to watch this weekend in Olympic sports
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LSU track athlete dead at 18 after fiery car wreck on school's campus
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Sources - Giants discussing veteran QBs, including Aaron Rodgers - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — After striking out in talks with Matthew Stafford, the New York Giants are including Aaron Rodgers in their search for a veteran quarterback, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Friday.
In A First For India, F1 Academy Picks 10-Year-Old Racer Atiqa Mir For Its Driver Program
10-year-old karting sensation Atiqa Mir on Friday became the first Indian and Asian to be signed by Formula 1 Academy for its driver program, a testament to her rapid growth in the world of motorsport. F1 Academy, a female only racing series owned by Formula 1, has decided to take Atiqa on board for its Discover Your Drive Program (DYD) after closely tracking her stellar performances on the karting circuit. The racer from Jammu and Kashmir is only one of three drivers in the mini category (age 8-11) worldwide to be chosen for the DYD program.
Sainz criticises 'ridiculously little' pre-season testing
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Williams driver Carlos Sainz expressed frustration on Friday at Formula One's limited pre-season testing and suggested teams should be allowed to trade time in the simulator for track mileage.