FIA sets date for McLaren and Red Bull's Monaco GP appeal
The Alpine driver crossed the line in third on 7 June but two five-second penalties for pitlane speeding demoted a furious Gasly to seventh, handing Red Bull’s Isack Hadjar a podium.
But the French outfit immediately lodged a right of review ...Keep reading
Cadillac "wouldn't be on the grid" without Graeme Lowdon, says former F1 TV host
Cadillac announced during the summer break that after just 11 races of its debut campaign, team principal Lowdon would be replaced by former Renault executive director and FIA technical ...Keep reading
Nick Kyrgios suspended from tennis after testing positive for cocaine
Australian reveals ‘huge mistake’ in Instagram post
Kyrgios tested positive at ATP 250 event in June
The former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios has been suspended from tennis after testing positive for cocaine. djcc.club
The 31-year-old Australian revealed on an Instagram post on Wednesday that he had “made a huge mistake” before his suspension was confirmed by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) shortly afterwards.
Continue reading...York Ebor meeting: International Stakes and more on day one – horse racing live
Updates from the opening day’s card at York
Constitution River can fill Bow Echo void | Mail Greg
Good afternoon from the Knavesmire in York on day one of the Ebor Festival 2026, when the first meeting between Ombudsman and Constitution River, two of the best middle-distance horses in global Flat racing this year, in the Group One International Stakes is the feature event on the card at 3.35.
It is a head-to-head with twists and sub-plots, worth far more to the connections of the two horses than their share of a £1.5m prize fund. Sheikh Mohammed’s Godolphin and the Coolmore Stud operation in Ireland, the twin superpowers of global racing and bloodstock, field Ombudsman and Constitution River respectively, while there has also been a little needle – largely but not wholly light-hearted – between John Gosden and Aidan O’Brien, the two horses’ trainers, in the past.
Continue reading...Root Leads England in Test Opening vs Pakistan
England opened the Test at Headingley with captain Joe Root leading the side out for the second time in his permanent role. The crowd gave Root a warm applause as he drove England into the first innings.
Pakistan, led by 42‑year‑old Misbah‑ul‑Haq, aim to defend their No.1 Test ranking after a 10‑wicket win over England a decade ago. Their bowlers, including Yasir Shah, who took a five‑for on the debut, will look to break England's batting line‑up.
