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Novak Djokovic was fortunately unscathed after he took a nasty tumble in the opening set of the 2023 French Open final against Casper Ruud on Sunday. The Norwegian fourth seed played a superb backhand approach shot into the corner of the court, and the precise groundstroke forced the 22-time Grand Slam singles champion into a rather awkward position on the slide, deep behind the baseline.
Nino Schurter won the UCI Cross-country Olympic World Cup race on his home course in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. The 10-time World cross-country champion was out of sight as he entered the final lap, but French duo Jordan Sarrou and Thomas Griot were in hot pursuit.
Winning in Paris might seem to come easily to Iga Swiatek, who has now lifted the trophy at Roland-Garros an incredible three times at just 22 years of age. But she was made to work hard for her moment of triumph this time around, with Karolina Muchova the first player to take a set off the Pole in any of her Grand Slam finals to date.
There was an ongoing back and forth between both Novak Djokovic and Casper Ruud and the umpire, Benoit Dumusois, as the time taken between points was debated in the energy-sapping heat of the French Open final. Despite it only being in the opening set, both players had discussions with Dumusois about how long was being taken between points and during changeovers. It was understandable given how hot and humid it was at Roland-Garros.
Ferrari claimed a sensational win on their return to the 24 Hours of Le Mans with their #51 car of James Calado, Antonio Giovinazzi, and Alessandro Pier Guidi. They took the chequered flag 1:21.793 ahead of their nearest competitor, securing the first Le Mans win in 58 years for the manufacturer. “I’m so emotional, it’s unbelievable – just a great feeling,” said a near enough speechless Giovinazzi after the race.
14:48 — furious pace being set at the front Ad The descent sections are being ridden just as hard as the climbs with the front group of riders flying downhill. Schurter is setting the tone in the rainbow bands. UCI Mountain Bike World SeriesHighlights: Watch all the thrilling action from the women's cross-country as Lecomte takes winAN HOUR AGO 14:43 — Schurter enters the lead He's moved past Schwarzbauer with Albin also looking strong on the climb.
A stunning ride from Loana Lecomte saw her power away from compatriot Pauline Ferrand Prevot on the final lap and take victory in the women’s UCI Mountain Bike World Series: Cross-country Olympic World Cup at Lenzerheide on Sunday. The top 10 on the second lap were bunched together with Frenchwoman Lecomte narrowly leading the way but as they reached the halfway stage she had lost top spot to Alessandra Keller. Ad However a French double attack saw Lecomte retake the lead with world champion Ferrand Prevot coming into second.
Ferrari lost the lead of the 24 Hour of Le Mans — surrendering an advantage of over one minute to rivals Toyota — in curious circumstances on Sunday. The #51 Ferrari headed to the pits for a driver change, with Antonio Giovinazzi handing over to Alessandro Pier Guidi. Ad The change itself was pretty seamless.