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32-inch gravel wheels, aero tyres and more: Six tech highlights from the Cycling World Europe show

Plus a sub-5kg race bike, an interesting new brand, and a wealth of titanium goodness

"We know it’s not right” – why Carlos Sainz still doesn’t like F1’s new era

Criticism of Formula 1’s new regulations has been growing among some factions of the paddock, and Williams’ Carlos Sainz is the latest to voice his concerns over the series’ new era. For 2026, F1 rolled out new regulations that call for smaller, more agile cars and mandate for power units that rely on a near-50:50 split in electrical and internal combustion power. As a result, drivers ...Keep reading

Barnard to skipper Warwickshire in all formats

All-rounder Ed Barnard is named as Warwickshire's new club captain after Alex Davies decided to step down from the role.

Ballard to miss Northern Ireland's Italy play-off

Dan Ballard will miss Northern Ireland's crucial World Cup play-off semi-final against Italy on Thursday because of a hamstring injury.

Toms Skujiņš out of Spring Classics for the first time in a decade in big blow for Lidl-Trek and Mads Pedersen

Latvian champion got sick during the brutally wet stage 4 of Paris-Nice and has barely trained since

Viktor Gyökeres vows to use Arsenal’s Carabao Cup pain as fuel in treble hunt

Gunners eyeing trophies after Carabao Cup final woes Striker ‘even more motivated’ for coming games Viktor Gyökeres has articulated the hurt and defiance inside the Arsenal dressing-room after Sunday’s 2-0 Carabao Cup final defeat by Manchester City and promised to use it as fuel in the club’s pursuit of other trophies. Arsenal picked a bad time to produce their worst performance of the season with everybody in the starting XI falling well below their best – apart from maybe William Saliba. No

Alex Davies steps down as Warwickshire captain

Ed Barnard takes over as captain across all three formats

How to watch the 2026 Japanese Grand Prix live this weekend | TV Times

It's race week! Formula 1 is heading to Suzuka for its last grand prix before a five-week break. Here's how to watch the Japanese Grand Prix.

How Antonelli plans to attack F1 season with title challenge in sight

Formula 1's latest winner was greeted with a standing ovation: nobody knew Kimi Antonelli would be there, but he wanted to be there before rushing to Bologna airport to depart for Japan. Over 300 fans gathered in the Checco Costa room at Imola for an event organised by the Tifoseria Ayrton Senna Italia, giving the Mercedes driver a long standing ovation. Antonelli is always there to honour ...Keep reading

Hearts 'keep believing', Celtic 'toothless', Aberdeen 'in serious trouble' - your views

A selection of your messages on the weekend action in the Scottish Premiership.

MLS weekend wrap: a St Louis golazo and a free-scoring Englishman

Sam Surridge’s excellent form could attract interest from the Premier League, while Marc Dos Santos’s excellent start at LAFC continues If St Louis had built Energizer Park as an indoor venue, then Marcel Hartel’s worldie would have surely blown the roof right off. After shocking MLS in their 2023 debut by winning the West, St Louis have struggled for consistency. 2025 was a necessary transition year; the club parted with initial chief soccer officer Lutz Pfannenstiel after his most recent coach

Team-mates told to find new clubs after being sent off for on-pitch fight

Non-league Rushden & Diamonds tell Bruno Andrade and Tyler Winters they are "free to pursue opportunities" elsewhere after an on-pitch fight saw both see red.

Guenther Steiner makes bold Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc prediction for 2026 F1 season

Guenther Steiner has backed Charles Leclerc to beat Lewis Hamilton in the 2026 Formula 1 season. While the seven-time champion entered the 2026 season rejuvenated after a personal 'reset' and claimed his first Ferrari podium at the Chinese Grand Prix, the former Haas team principal believes that Leclerc will be hungrier for the championship. During an episode of The Red Flags Podcast ...Keep reading

“Total disaster” – Nigel Owens says ONE rugby law needs scrapping immediately

Former referee Nigel Owens has issued a characteristically blunt verdict on rugby’s laws, welcoming some of the recent tweaks but slamming others as a “total disaster” that should be scrapped… The post “Total disaster” – Nigel Owens says ONE rugby law needs scrapping immediately appeared first on Ruck.

Moore revels in 'unbelievable' Rangers loan spell

Mikey Moore insists he has "loved every single second" of his loan spell at Rangers, with the Tottenham Hotspur forward open to a return next season "if it's right" for the teenager.

Fitzpatrick confident ahead of Masters after finding 'missing link'

Matt Fitzpatrick is in a confident frame of mind ahead of The Masters, after finding the "missing link" in his game helped him win the Valspar Championship.

Ref Watch: Dermot's verdict on Man Utd's double pen controversy at Bournemouth

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Crawley Town sack manager Lindsey after winless run

Crawley Town part company with manager Scott Lindsey after a run of 10 games without a win.

SPFL round-up: Big wins for Raith Rovers, Stenhousemuir & East Kilbride

The best of the action from the Championship, League One and League Two in Scotland.

How to follow Japanese Grand Prix on the BBC

All the key BBC coverage details for the Japanese Grand Prix, which takes place from 27-29 March.

Raheem Sterling still searching for Feyenoord form after De Klassieker flop

Former England forward started against Ajax but failed to make an impression and was hooked early on by Robin van Persie When the moment came, Raheem Sterling ran out of road. At long last a few yards of space had opened up and here, advertised by a spike in the decibel level around De Kuip, was an invitation to attack the Ajax right-back Lucas Rosa. There was no doubting what his mind intended to do: go around the outside, skitter along the byline and execute in the manner that has defined a la

Premier League and Carabao Cup final: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Kobbie Mainoo needs a power boost, Everton revel in home comforts but Brentford must rediscover their buzz Premier League top scorers: check the latest standings One theory behind Manchester City’s subpar 18 months is that the end is sliding into view on Pep Guardiola’s glorious reign, and the fact that he may be considering life after City is transmitting itself to his players. Sunday’s Carabao Cup win goes some way to refuting that. Not only did he see off the challenge of his former apprent

Podcast: Hearts hang in as Celtic stumble and are Livingston doomed?

Will defeat at Dundee United torpedo Celtic’s title tilt as Hearts stay top?

Who is one card away from suspension in the Premier League?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at who is currently nearing a suspension in the Premier League.

Defending champion Sabalenka into Miami last 16

Aryna Sabalenka's bid to complete the 'Sunshine Double' continues as she sweeps past Caty McNally to reach the last 16 of the Miami Open.

Are autograph hunters going too far?

BBC Sport explores how footballers and managers feel about professional autograph hunters, after a series of controversial incidents.

New Zealand Cricket chooses NZ20 as preferred option for the future

The decision is not a final commitment and the NZ board wants a greater focus on the women's game

'I can adapt to any situation' - Renshaw pushes for Australia Test place

Says his white-ball improvements can help him be better if he gets a red-ball comeback