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LYON, France, Sept 16 : The International Olympic Committee said on Wednesday it was confident a leadership change at the helm of the French Alps 2030 Winter Olympics will not affect preparations, with progress on track despite tight deadlines.
The World Athletics Championships are heading to Africa for the first time as Kenya's capital Nairobi was confirmed Tuesday as host of the 2029 edition.
The 2026 NFL season is underway, and while it's still very early, we're already starting to track the playoff picture and the road to Super Bowl LXI. Which teams have the best chances to make the 14-team postseason field? Which have a lot of work to do to ultimately get in?
The PGA Tour announced membership categories on Tuesday for its new Championship Series and Challenger Series, which will serve as a feeder circuit for the top tour starting in 2028.
The 2027 NFL draft is still months away, but with the 2026 season underway, we're starting to track pick order in Round 1. Which teams are in position to add elite prospects in the top 10 next April? What about the top five… or even at No. 1?
It's not a Kansas City Chiefs home game without a Taylor Swift sighting. The cameras found her on «Monday Night Football» with a special guest next to her: actor Tom Cruise.
MADRID, Sept 14 : Formula One's newest circuit needs to change, and so does the virtual safety car (VSC) rule, world champion Lando Norris said after losing a Spanish Grand Prix win that was his for the taking.
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s elite athletes are increasingly tapping sport science and technology to uncover small performance gains that may not be visible to the naked eye.With the Asian Games starting on Saturday (Sep 19), such marginal improvements could prove crucial as athletes seek an edge over their competitors on one of the region’s biggest sporting stages.Sport Singapore’s (SportSG) High Performance Sport Institute draws on areas including physiology, strength and conditioning, psychology and performance analysis to identify where individual athletes can improve.The aim is to use data alongside the observations of athletes and coaches, helping them make more informed decisions about training and competition.“If a quick 1 to 2 per cent of anything can make a difference, you probably get an advantage,” said Dr Low Chee Yong, head of sport science and sport medicine at the institute.“At the highest level, even the 1 or 2 per cent can lose a chance of silver or gold."But he stressed that collecting data alone is not enough. The findings ultimately have to translate into meaningful changes in an athlete’s training.“If everyone is unique, not one set of instructions can work for everyone,” said Dr Low.“But with our data, now the coach is able to fine tune the instruction and help the athlete get the improvement they need.”