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Jolyon Palmer believes George Russell isn’t feeling the same pressure in his title bid that Lando Norris experienced last season. Only three races into the 2026 F1 calendar, Mercedes already look to be in control of the championship, with Russell and Kimi Antonelli setting the early pace.
The track prodigy made it to world championships at 17 and joined Nike’s Oregon Project. At 29, Cain is detailing the hellish years under coach Alberto Salazar in her new memoir
Jordan Spieth has made a slow start to the 2026 PGA Tour season once again and he will be desperate to show some signs of life at the Cadillac Championship this week. Spieth worked incredibly hard on his game throughout the off-season but as things stand, he hasn’t been getting the results he believ
Hossein Vafaei has said he hopes to make the people in his home country of Iran happy with his run into the quarter-finals at the world snooker championships in Sheffield. World number 32 Vafaei came through qualifying and caused a major upset when he beat English world number one Judd Trump at the
A lot of Burnley fans say keep him, he does well in the Championship. Steve: Scott could very well do his specialist thing and get the Clarets promotion again. Colin: Parker has shown at Bournemouth, Fulham and Burnley that the Championship is his limit.
Today in Boston Celtics history, Hall of Fame Celtics head coach Red Auerbach retired from that role with Boston.
Coach Luis Enrique's PSG is at full strength while Vincent Kompany's Bayern has already clinched a record-extending 35th Bundesliga championship and remains on course for a treble. Kompany is suspended, meaning he's barred from the dressing room and the touchline at Parc des Princes.
Watch live coverage and follow text updates of the World Championship quarter-finals at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
Iranian snooker player Hossain Vafaei hopes he can bring some happiness to his nation during his emotion-filled run at the world championship that has already seen him oust the sport’s No. 1 player, Judd Trump. Vafaei, the world No. 32 nicknamed the “Prince of Persia,” said he has been “all over th