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Nick Miller believes he's finally banished his World Championship demons after another solid showing in Munich. The Carlisle hammer thrower finished sixth in his European Championship qualifying group as an effort of 76.09m fired him into Thursday's final. Ad Miller, 29, slumped to a ninth-place finish at last month's World Championships in Oregon before bouncing back in Birmingham to defend his Commonwealth title.
Naomi Metzger is targeting silverware at the multi-sport European Championships in Munich after she eased through a boiling triple jump qualification round. The Manchester athlete's sole leap of 14.24m was enough to see her through to the final on a red-hot morning at the Olympic Stadium. Ad The automatic qualifying standard was set at 14.40m but the 24-year-old felt confident that her first attempt would be enough to seal progression, choosing to pass the rest of her attempts.
European Triathlon Union president Renato Bertrandi admits he was blown away by the booming success of the multi-sport European Championships at Munich's iconic 1972 Olympic Park. The 11-day bonanza brought together nine sports to conduct their championships under one umbrella in the German city.
Ronnie O'Sullivan insists his ability to manage anxiety, stress and expectation levels have been key to his snooker success story rather than raw natural ability. O'Sullivan claimed his seventh world title in May with an 18-14 final win over Judd Trump that saw him equal Stephen Hendry's 1990s Crucible haul. Ad Despite being widely acclaimed as the snooker GOAT, the 39-time ranking event winner and world No.
Joel Clarke-Khan warned he has more to give after scraping through to the European Championship final in Munich. The West Midlands high jumper, 22, cleared the bar at 2.21m on his third attempt on Tuesday night to keep his outside medal hopes alive. Ad Clarke-Khan will be flying the British flag solo on Thursday as teammate David Smith was unable to progress in the other qualifying group.
By Will Jennings in Munich Nick Percy admits a badly-timed bout of coronavirus threw his plans for the season into disarray after suffering an early European Championship exit in Munich. Ad The Glaswegian discus thrower was unable to progress to the final on Wednesday afternoon as his effort of 61.26m fell just short of the required qualification distance at the Olympic Stadium.
After a thrilling Giro d'Italia and Tour de France, La Vuelta will conclude this year’s Grand Tour season. The race in Spain will see the peloton tackle six flat stages – plus two more flat stages with high-altitude finishes – four hilly stages, seven mountain stages, a team time trial and an individual time trial. So who are the fancied names in the race for red? Ad Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) has not raced since abandoning the Tour ahead of Stage 15 meaning there is an unknown quantity about the Slovenian as he aims to win the Vuelta for the fourth consecutive year.
Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic) will miss La Vuelta in an attempt to clear his name after breaching an in-competition ban on painkiller tramadol. Quintana was wiped from the 2022 Tour de France results on Wednesday, although the UCI said it was not a breach of anti-doping rules and he was free to continue competing. Ad However Quintana, who has denied ever using the substance, will skip the Vuelta to appeal his expulsion from the Tour at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).