Verstappen back in a happy place for F1 triple header
Max Verstappen should be back in a happy place as Formula One kicks off a triple header of familiar European races starting with the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya this weekend.
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Duk wants Aberdeen FC transfer exit this summer as striker claims he as 'many offers' on the table
Duk has told Aberdeen he wants to leave the club this summer.
Track-less Tuvalu sends one-man team to Paris Olympics
WELLINGTON: Athletes on Tuvalu train on the airport runway in the absence of a running track, but the tiny Pacific nation will still manage to send a one-man sprint team to the Paris Olympics.
Focused Richardson eyes Olympic trials redemption
American fan favourite Sha'Carri Richardson will look to add another chapter to her comeback story with a ticket to the Paris Games when the United States team trials kick off on Friday, three years after her Olympic dream came crashing down.
Give us some respect, says Croatia boss Dalic
HAMBURG, Germany : Croatia boss Zlatko Dalic is fed up with his team being treated like dark horses and says the side deserves more respect at Euro 2024 for their past achievements - especially when compared to England.
Manchester United have a golden £35m transfer opportunity
There is a sliding doors moment last summer where Erik ten Hag probably doesn’t want to consider the alternative. It was a decision that could very easily have cost him his job.
Jack Grealish handed Man City fast track chance with Premier League repeat
Jack Grealish was thrust into the Manchester City starting lineup as soon as he signed in 2021.
Neeraj Chopra Reveals 'Different' Injury Recovery Plan After 2024 Paris Olympics
Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra has opened up about his adductor niggle which has affected his season, saying he will consult "different doctors" after the Paris Olympics to address the nagging issue. Chopra returned to competitions after a month-long break to fetch his maiden gold medal at the Paavo Nurmi Games here on Tuesday with an effort of 85.97m, which came in his third attempt. The 26-year-old, who created history by becoming the first Indian to win a track and field medal at the Tokyo Olympics, had withdrawn from last month's Ostrava Golden Spike as a precautionary measure after he felt something in his adductor (group of muscles located on inner thighs).