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Eliud Kipchoge sets a new World Record of two hours, 1 minute, and nine seconds, in winning the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kenyan icon Kipchoge claimed victory in Berlin for the fourth time, adding to titles won in 2015, 2017, and 2018, and in so doing shaved 30 seconds off his own marathon World Record. Ad Even by the halfway point in Berlin, the previous mark was under threat.
Before the WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup’s summer break, the FIA’s Ryan Ghis put three key questions to the drivers. This is what Nathanaël Berthon, a race winner for Comtoyou DHL Team Audi Sport last month, had to say. What is your favourite corner on the WTCR calendar and why?“There are many interesting corners in the WTCR but there are quite a few on the Nürburgring Nordschleife in Germany.
Philippe Gilbert, the last Belgian world champion before Sunday, was in awe of Remco Evenepoel's rainbow jersey-winning ride at Wollongong 2022. “It was a long attack," Gilbert told Eurosport's The Breakaway. «He went clear with 25k to go.
Welcome! Hello and welcome back to Eurosport's live coverage of the 2022 World Mixed Doubles. Ad We begin with Judd Trump and Ng On-Yee up against Neil Robertson and Mink Nutcharut before Ronnie O'Sullivan and Reanne Evans face Mark Selby and Rebecca Kenna.
The 2022 Laver Cup resumes on Sunday with the tournament still up for grabs. Team Europe lead 8–4 after the first two days of action, and they will look to secure a fifth consecutive tournament victory today. Ad Victories on day three are worth three points, meaning that Team World can surge back into contention with a win in the opening doubles match.
Mathieu van der Poel retired from the UCI Road World Championships elite men’s road race following an overnight arrest after reportedly being disturbed by a group of teenagers outside his hotel room. The Dutch favourite began the race on Sunday morning, but abandoned his pursuit of victory after about 25 kilometers of racing. Ad Van der Poel's preparations for the biggest single-day event on the cycling calendar were hugely disrupted by his overnight incident.
In Wollongong on Sunday Remco Evenepoel became the youngest World Champion in 29 years and the first rider to win a monument, a grand tour and the world road race since Bernard Hinault in 1980. The 22 year-old did it first by getting team-mates in the break, then slipping away from the peloton to join them in the final third of the race, before going on the attack himself with exactly two laps left. Ad He rode on for ten kilometres in the company of Alexey Lutsenko, but going solo on the penultimate ascent of Mount Keira.
Dortmund ready to do Bellingham deal Jude Bellingham has been reportedly valued by Borussia Dortmund at £130 million, but The Sun claims that he could be bought for much less. Manchester City remain the favourites alongside Liverpool, while Chelsea and Manchester United need Champions League football to stand a chance. However the paper says that if a club were to pay £83m up front, that would clinch the deal.