Category: 4. Sports

DOHA — Formula 1 drivers met with the governing FIA to voice concerns over recent policing of racing rules, although no immediate changes to driver guidelines have been agreed.

F1’s racing guidelines, agreed upon by drivers and the FIA at last…

Over the past weeks, the world’s elite under-17 national teams…

What is the SYCP Initiative?

Launched by the IOC and AFD earlier this year and running until 2027, the SYCP Initiative aims to build safer and more resilient communities by harnessing the power of sport to prevent youth crime, support…

A women’s player for Norwegian club Valerenga has been cleared of any wrongdoing by an anti-doping investigation after she accidentally ingested a banned substance contained in rubber crumb from an artificial pitch.

Rubber crumb, the name given…

England’s hopes of levelling the Ashes in Brisbane are dependent on a pink-ball “lottery”, says former bowler Stuart Broad.

The second Test, which starts on 4 December, is a day-night match at the Gabba and follows an eight-wicket win for…

Bristol centre Benhard Janse van Rensburg will be a midfield option for England from November next year after World Rugby ruled that a 20-minute appearance for South Africa’s Under-20 side in 2016 no longer ties him to the Springboks at senior…

The movable feast that is the fast, frantic, ferocious — and, let’s face it, more fun — younger sibling of the XVs game is back once more and it’s undergone a facelift.

In a bid to extend the sport yet further, and…

Frank Onyeka has reflected on his 2024/25 campaign with Bundesliga side Augsburg for an interview in your Brentford v Burnley matchday programme.

The midfielder also spoke about the challenge of returning to the Bees during a summer of change and…

Javokhir Sindarov, 19, became the youngest ever winner of the Fide knockout World Cup on Wednesday when the Uzbek teenager defeated China’s Wei Yi 2.5-1.5 in the final at Goa. Ukraine’s Ruslan Ponomariov had been a year younger in 2002, but…