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Dale Earnhardt Jr. brought NASCAR back to life 25 years ago this weekend, but the pain is back
Twenty-five years ago, Dale Earnhardt Jr. went from sixth to first at Daytona International Speedway to win the Pepsi 400 and revive a grieving sport.
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Caitlin Clark finally breaks her week-long silence after being punched in the throat by Alyssa Thomas
Caitlin Clark called the Alyssa Thomas throat punch a flagrant foul and demanded the WNBA do better protecting players in a 5-minute statement.
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Air miles, altitude, Pumas & Springboks – Scotland’s arduous summer
Playing Argentina and South Africa away from home before Fiji at Murrayfield on consecutive July weekends is a daunting prospect for Scotland in the inaugural Nations Championship.
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Fulham make move for in-demand West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville
Chelsea and Manchester United have shown interestFulham could prove a more realistic destinationFulham have joined the race to sign Crysencio Summerville from West Ham. The winger is expected to move this summer and is attracting interest from a host of Premier League clubs.Chelsea and Manchester United have been monitoring Summerville, who is likely to leave…
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Unifrance Reelects Gilles Pélisson as President as French Film and TV Promotion Org Expands Global Ambitions
Gilles Pélisson has been unanimously reelected as president of Unifrance for a second three-year term, extending his mandate at the helm of the French film and TV promotion body. The former TF1 Group chairman and CEO first took over the organization three years ago and has been working alongside Unifrance executive director Daniela Elstner to…
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Glamorgan women reach final with win over Middlesex
Glamorgan pull off an emphatic 78-run win over Middlesex to reach the final of the T20 Blast League Two on their own Cardiff ground.
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Mbappé becomes leader of France’s collective under Deschamps’ regime of trust
Les Bleus’ thrilling front four is built on the spirit the head coach has fostered in his squad, allowing them to be both secure and adventurousIt was a striking image, the picture that best captured France’s World Cup campaign to this point. Not the one that caught Michael Olise in full flight as he executed…
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After line judges are axed in favour of AI, could Wimbledon eventually replace Rufus the hawk with AI drones?
As artificial intelligence transforms everything from umpiring to security, handler Donna Davis refused to rule out whether Rufus could be replaced by a high-tech successor.
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‘Your code is physically yours, forever. Until you lose it, let’s be real’: Github, wagging its finger at Sony’s own goal, is offering CD-ROMs of your code for a few days
Time to bust out the CD drive.
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Wales’ hockey team crowdfunding for World Cup
Wales men’s hockey team are aiming to raise £40,000 through crowdfunding to aid their Hockey World Cup bid.