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Sainz used ‘Overtake mode train’ tactics to keep Colapinto behind | Formula 1
Carlos Sainz Jnr says Formula 1's new regulations can create an 'Overtake mode train' as the Drag Reduction System previously did.
Laporta re-elected Barcelona president for fourth term
Joan Laporta vows Barcelona will be "unstoppable" as he is re-elected club president for a further five years.
Konstas' season ends with another unconverted start
The opener has regularly got himself set in the latter part of the summer but hasn't made a fifty in the Shield since before Christmas
Australian cricket's huge call - BBL privatisation explainer: What is the debate and where is it at?
Debates around the future of the BBL have been going on since last year and a decision on the next steps could be made soon
Calling off Hamilton-Leclerc fight would have been “unfair” – Vasseur | Formula 1
Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur defended their decision to allow Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to fight for position in the Chinese Grand Prix.
Cheltenham raised a cheer – but fatalities and fallouts tainted bounce-back festival
Attendances and British-trained winners were on the up but low points included more starting trouble and jockey spats Attendance: up. British winners: up. Bookies’ profits: through the roof. Punters will wince at the last of those after a ferociously difficult four days at Cheltenham, with winners at 66-1, 50-1, 40-1 and 33-1 among the biggest skinners for the books. The Paddy Power client in Ireland who was paid €558,000 (£484,000) after putting Friday’s first six winners into a 50 cent each-wa
Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Max Dowman’s magic, Konstantinos Mavropanos shows heart and Chelsea go all LinkedIn but fail to link up It is easy to say that Tottenham have a goalkeeping problem. Antonin Kinsky was brought in against Atlético Madrid precisely because Igor Tudor was having doubts about Guglielmo Vicario. Back in the lineup at Anfield, Vicario didn’t cover himself in glory for Liverpool’s opener. Dominik Szoboszlai is good at free-kicks – a quarter of the 16 scored in the Premier League this season have been hi
Still crazy: chaotic Six Nations showed the timeless appeal of great sporting drama | Robert Kitson
France’s dramatic triumph was proof that Test rugby played at full throttle ranks among the most compelling spectacles L’Équipe’s front page headline summed it up perfectly. “So Crazy” did not just reflect Saturday night’s dizzying blur of a game in the Stade de France but pretty much the entire 2026 men’s Six Nations championship. Wales beat Italy who defeated Scotland who beat France who beat Ireland who beat England who, you’ve guessed it, beat Wales. Rugby, eh? And maybe that is the single b
Norrie replaces Draper as British number one - but for how long?
Cameron Norrie replaces Jack Draper as the British men's number one after Indian Wells, but top spot could change hands several times this year.
Peake and Sutherland fifties bright spots on dull, damp day
Peake made 59 and Sutherland 51, while McSweeney took 3 for 18 on a day where only 28.2 overs were possible due to rain
The Taskin-Mustafizur-Rana combination gives Bangladesh 'more chance to win matches'
"Taskin knows what to bowl in each situation, [and] Mustafiz never panicked," at crucial points in the deciding ODI against Pakistan, Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz says
Father and son amateur cricketers combine for mammoth partnership of 590
Sam Cheek scores 402 off 137 balls after being dropped on a duck ‘He just went bang,’ says father Darren, who chipped in with 175 Darren Cheek will never forget the time he hit 184 against Morphettville Park in 1996 – not for the century, but for the joy of hearing his nine-year-old son Sam cheering excitedly for him from the sidelines. On Saturday in Adelaide, however, the father and son made a new memory as they combined for an opening partnership of 590, against the very same club. Continu
Jannik Sinner ends wait for title with Indian Wells win over Daniil Medvedev
Italian world No 2 clinches 7-6 (6), 7-6 (4) win in Californian desert Women’s No 1 Aryna Sabalenka snaps her losing streak in final Jannik Sinner claimed his first title of the year with victory over Daniil Medvedev in Indian Wells, while Aryna Sabalenka snapped her losing streak against Elena Rybakina in a thrilling women’s final. Four-time grand slam champion Sinner had had a slightly underwhelming start to the season by his stratospheric standards but he was peerless in the Californian des
Round-up: Verstappen denies F1 criticism is due to Red Bull’s struggles, and more | Formula 1
Also in Monday's edition of the RaceFans round-up, Audi confirms a wheel gun problem caused Nico Hulkenberg's 16-second pit stop.
Sinner matches Federer & Djokovic with Indian Wells win
Jannik Sinner said it "means a lot to me" after he becomes the youngest man to complete the set of hard-court trophies with victory over Daniil Medvedev in the Indian Wells final.
Sodhi ruled out of South Africa series with broken thumb
The legspinner was struck during training ahead of the opening match
Cameron Young holds off Matt Fitzpatrick on final hole to win Players Championship
American pars 18th for victory after birdie on 17 Fitzpatrick had led at Sawgrass before late slip The PGA Tour might have lost out in the court of public opinion over whether the Players Championship could be a major. However, the level of drama as shadows lengthened on this Sawgrass Sunday set the tournament aside from most others. It came down to Cameron Young versus Matt Fitzpatrick. As Fitzpatrick agonisingly missed for par on the 72nd hole, Young had secured the biggest win of his career
New puppy, getting engaged and a title - Sabalenka triumphs at Indian Wells
Getting a puppy, getting engaged, saving championship point and winning a long-awaited Indian Wells title - for Aryna Sabalenka it has been a week she will remember "for the rest of my life".
How the Welsh forwards stepped up this Six Nations
BBC Sport pundit Sam Warburton analyses how Wales have made their "powerful" forward pack the foundation of their attack over the course of the 2026 Six Nations.
How England 'threw away' chance at famous win
BBC Sport pundits Ugo Monye, Sam Warburton and John Barclay look at how England's lack of discipline in the final minutes of both halves led to England's 48-46 defeat to France on Six Nations Super Saturday at the Stade de France.
Paris paradox: did Borthwick liberate England or was it down to player power? | Gerard Meagher
Despite a huge upswing in performance against France, the head coach still has a case to answer for what went wrong in the Six Nations Did England play like that because of Steve Borthwick or in spite of him? For all that the Rugby Football Union will deep dive, look under the bonnet, get into the weeds – pick your own favourite bit of corporate speak – it is the fundamental question that Bill Sweeney and his review panel must ask in the coming weeks. Did Borthwick liberate his players against F
George backs Borthwick despite worst-ever 6N
Jamie George has backed head coach Steve Borthwick and his staff to continue coaching the team into the 2027 Rugby World Cup after England fell to their worst ever return in the Six Nations.
Tanzid 107, Taskin four-for trump Agha 106 to give Bangladesh series
Agha scored 106 off 98 balls after walking out at 67 for 4 in Pakistan's 291 chase but in vain
Gill: 2027 ODI World Cup is the 'ultimate goal'
T20I captain Suryakumar calls 2024 T20 World Cup triumph as the "spark" that inspired the women team and men's teams to recent ICC titles
Cole appointed manager of Serie B side Cesena
Former Arsenal and Chelsea defender Ashley Cole appointed manager of Serie B side Cesena until the end of the season.
Bahrain and Saudi Arabia cancellations helpful for F1 teams - Bird
On the latest episode of The Chequered Flag Podcast, pundits Andrew Benson and Sam Bird discuss the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix cancellations and how the teams can turn the unexpected five-week gap into a competitive advantage.
“I hope this lap was broadcasted”: Alonso lost five places in one lap at the restart | Formula 1
Fernando Alonso called attention to his struggles in the Aston Martin as he lost five places in a single lap during the Chinese Grand Prix.
Vingegaard claims maiden Paris-Nice title
Two-time Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard claims his first Paris-Nice title after finishing second in Sunday's finale.
George backs Borthwick to lead England at World Cup and takes aim at South Africa
Coach ‘the perfect person’ to lead side into World Cup Springboks game ‘an amazing opportunity’ for players Jamie George has insisted England can go toe-to-toe with South Africa when they lock horns with the world champions in July and believes his side will be among the favourites for next year’s World Cup if Steve Borthwick remains as head coach. England are on a disappointing run of four straight defeats but, while Saturday’s 48-46 loss to France condemned them to their worst Six Nations c
Andretti Global nears decision on fourth Indianapolis 500 entry
Andretti Global is close to a verdict on if it will run a fourth car for the 110th Running of the Indianapolis 500 in May. The organization has added a one-off entry to the Indianapolis 500 each of the last five years with Marco Andretti, who announced his retirement over the offseason. Even with that development, though, the current three-car lineup could be expanded by one for the crown jewel ...Keep reading