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Remco Evenepoel pointed to the sky in tribute to Gino Mader as he won Stage 7 of the Tour of Switzerland. Mader died following a crash on Stage 5 on Thursday. Ad Mader, 26, was involved in a crash towards the end of the stage, on the descent to La Punt following 197km of racing, which saw him fall into a ravine, where he was found unresponsive.
Scotland pulled a rabbit from the hat as two late goals in the space of two minutes earned a 2-1 comeback win away to Norway that provides a momentous boost to their Euro 2024 qualification hopes. A third consecutive victory for the Scots puts them on nine points at the top of Group A, six points ahead of Spain, who have a game in hand, and eight clear of Norway in fourth. Ad For a long time, that result seemed improbable; an Erling Haaland penalty after 61 minutes gave the hosts the lead iand Steve Clarke’s side showed little sign of mustering a response in a drab game played in sweltering conditions.
A superb century from Usman Khwaja kept Australia in the hunt in the opening Test of the Ashes series at Edgbaston, but England may rue missed opportunities. Australia began the day trailing England by 379 runs and looked in trouble on a couple of occasions, but Khawaja (126*) and Alex Carey (52*) put on 91 for the sixth wicket to cut the deficit to 82 at stumps on day two. Ad Carey and Khawaja were given reprieves by England in the evening session, but with the pitch beginning to misbehave on what is only the second day — and with the knowledge that Australia will have to bat last on a wearing surface — Ben Stokes’ men will still have high hopes.
Andy Murray will face Australia’s world No. 18 and seventh seed Alex de Minaur in the first round of the Queen's Club Championships. The Brit has lost all three of his matches against De Minaur – the last of which was a 6-1 6-3 humbling at the Monte Carlo Masters earlier this year — but should the Brit prevail, he could face Diego Schwartzman in round two and Taylor Fritz at the quarter-final stage.
Andy Murray marched into the final of the Nottingham Open with a straight-sets win over Nuno Borges to extend his winning streak and put him on the brink of a second title in the space of a week. Murray claimed a 6-3 6-2 victory in 72 minutes, his ninth consecutive win since the grass-court season started. Ad “Obviously you come here to enjoy the tennis, but ultimately you want to win the event.
Katie Boulter reached the Nottingham Open final with a 6-4 7-5 victory over fellow Briton Heather Watson. The two were playing for the chance to reach the final at Nottingham as they prepare for the upcoming Wimbledon championships next month, with three UK players in the tournament's semis. Ad The 26-year-old Boulter’s win moves her into her first WTA final, and into the top 100 of the women’s rankings, which should be enough to earn her a wildcard entry into the upcoming event at SW19.
Jorge Martin won the Sprint race in the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring on Saturday afternoon. Francesco Bagnaia started on pole, and he and Martin battled early for the lead, but the pair were distracted, allowing Jack Miller to steal in for the lead. Ad Martin then effortlessly slipped by both Bagnaia and Miller on a straight, and with nine laps to go, opened up a second’s lead.
Andreas Kolb (Continental Atherton) gave Austrian fans a day they will never forget as he followed compatriot Valentina Holl in taking victory in the UCI Mountain Bike Downhill World Cup on Saturday at Leogang. “Is he on the run of his life?” asked Cedric Gracia on commentary. “Is it his day?!” It turned out it was with a fabulous time of 2:59.335.