Verstappen 'very relaxed' about his F1 future
JEDDAH :Max Verstappen played it cool as speculation swirled around his Formula One future on Thursday, with Red Bull's four-times world champion saying it was not on his mind and he was 'very relaxed'.
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Bowler denied IPL wicket over rare no ball due to wicketkeeper's blunder
Sunrisers Hyderabad spinner Zeeshan Ansari was denied a wicket in bizarre circumstances in Thursday's Indian Premier League match against the Mumbai Indians because of a no ball that was all wicketkeeper Heinrich Klaasen's doing.
Jeep set to return as Juventus shirt sponsor in cheaper deal, sources say
TURIN/MILAN : Carmaker Jeep is set to pay almost 25 million euros ($28 million) annually to get its brand back on the black-and-white shirts of top Italian soccer club Juventus, two sources close to the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
Archbishop moves Holy Thursday mass to cater for Bialystok fans
Easter is one of the most important occasions in the Polish church calendar, but Jagiellonia Bialystok's Conference League exploits have caused an Archbishop to organise an earlier Holy Thursday mass to cater for the club's fans.
Everything up for grabs as England's Championship reaches boiling point
LONDON :A little over two weeks remain of the regular English Championship season but remarkably every one of the 24 clubs in the second tier could mathematically go up or down.
Evenepoel thought he might have to retire after horror crash
Double Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel thought his cycling career may be over after his horror crash in December, he said on Thursday, a day before his comeback race in the Brabantse Pijl.
'I've been suffering': Sorribes Tormo takes indefinite break
Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo is taking an indefinite break from tennis after the Olympic medallist said on Thursday that the physical and mental toll it had taken on her in the last few months had been too much.
One-legged footballer shines in German amateur league
ECKENTAL, Germany -Pierre Kaiser has truly mastered the art of ball juggling. And when it comes to the classic rondo drill, the 35-year-old is right in the thick of it. What makes it special: in 2007, Pierre lost his leg in a train accident. Since then, football has become his greatest passion.