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Cadillac announce Herta as F1 test driver
MONZA, Italy :American nine-times IndyCar race winner Colton Herta will be a test driver for Cadillac when they debut in Formula One next season, the General Motors-backed team said on Wednesday.
NFL Head Coach Hot Seat Ranking: Who's Under Most Pressure To Win Now?
Not a single regular-season game has been played yet, but a good case can be made that about one-quarter of the NFL’s coaches are on seats that are already warming up.
Bayern's Musiala eyes competitive comeback in 2025 after Club World Cup injury
BERLIN :Bayern Munich's attacking midfielder Jamal Musiala said on Wednesday he was confident of making a competitive return this year for the German champions after he broke his leg and ankle in the Club World Cup tournament in July.
Fantasy Baseball Forecaster for Week 23: Playoffs Week 1, Sept.1-7 - ESPN
Welcome to September, but much more importantly, welcome to the fantasy baseball playoffs! In ESPN standard head-to-head leagues, the playoffs begin with Week 1, spanning Monday, Sept. 1, through Sunday, Sept. 7, the first of a two-week semifinal matchup. The Nos. 1 and 4, and the Nos. 2 and 3, seeds face off in this round, with the winners of these next two weeks advancing to the championship matchup.
Caitlin Clark not cleared for contact as end of season looms - ESPN
With only a week left in the regular season, Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is still not cleared for contact drills during practice sessions, but the second-year guard did participate in full-court, 5-on-0 work during shootaround in Phoenix on Tuesday morning.
India seek new sponsor after online betting games ban ends Dream11 deal
India are looking for a new lead sponsor to replace Indian fantasy sports platform Dream11 after the government banned real-money online gaming last month, leaving the world's richest cricket board scrambling to secure fresh revenue.
Manchester City’s woes might be mental, suggests Doku
BRUSSELS :Manchester City need to show more mental fortitude after losing their last two Premier League matches, the club's winger Jeremy Doku suggested on Tuesday at the start of preparations for Belgium’s two World Cup qualifiers this week.