Russell welcomes ‘useful step’ by FIA on penalty guidelinesLONDON: Mercedes driver George Russell today welcomed a move by Formula One’s governing body to publish penalty guidelines ahead of an Austrian Grand Prix where Red Bull’s Max Verstappen remains at risk of a race ban.
Carlos Sainz Sr decides not to stand for FIA presidentLONDON: Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s chances of being re-elected unopposed as president of motor racing’s world governing body increased on Wednesday when Spaniard Carlos Sainz Sr said he would not be standing for the FIA top job.
Paolini survives Fernandez scare, Swiatek beats Azarenka to reach Bad Homburg quartersSECOND seed Jasmine Paolini overcame a brave fightback from Leylah Fernandez to beat her 7-6(8) 7-6(6) in a dramatic round of 16 clash at the Bad Homburg Open on Tuesday in which Fernandez saved four match points.
Raducanu praises Wimbledon for ‘amazing job’ of blocking stalkerBriton Emma Raducanu said she felt reassured about her safety after Wimbledon prevented a man who had been stalking her from buying tickets for the Grand Slam that begins on Monday.
PSG beat Seattle to reach knockout stage at Club World CupEUROPEAN champions Paris St Germain moved into the knockout stage of the Club World Cup from Group B with a 2-0 victory over hosts Seattle Sounders on Monday.
Frimpong ready to fill Alexander-Arnold’s ‘big shoes’ at LiverpoolLONDON: Trent Alexander-Arnold left “big shoes” to fill after leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid last month but new signing Jeremie Frimpong has no doubt he has the ability to replace the England international in the Premier League champions’ defence.
Tavatavanawai among five new caps in All Blacks squad for France seriesTimoci Tavatavanawai was one of five uncapped players named in the All Blacks squad for the July series against France on Monday, the Fiji-born centre earning his first test call-up at the age of 27 after a superb Super Rugby season.
Alcaraz beats Lehecka in Queen’s final to send Wimbledon statementLONDON: Top seed Carlos Alcaraz edged powerful Czech Jiri Lehecka 7-5 6-7(5) 6-2 to claim his second Queen’s Club title and send out a powerful statement ahead of his Wimbledon defence on Sunday.
Lehecka ruins script to beat Draper in Queen’s semi-finalLONDON: Jiri Lehecka downed Britain’s Jack Draper to ruin the script at Queen’s Club on Saturday, winning a gripping semi-final 6-4 4-6 7-5 to become the first Czech man to reach an ATP grasscourt final for 15 years.
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