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Questions about what comes next can wait another year. Jack Draper, the rising star of British men’s tennis, faced a tough lesson from veteran Marin Cilic on Court One on Thursday, departing Wimbledon with new insights to apply in his developing career. There has been considerable optimism around Draper’

Ben Sulayem has faced criticism in recent months over his leadership, with claims of interference in race operations and concerns about governance within the sport. Mayer’s challenge suggests an increasing divide among FIA members, potentially setting the stage for a contentious election later this year. Meanwhile, Mercedes team principal

Moisés Caicedo was relentless even in the later stages. With 108 minutes played at the Bank of America Stadium—excluding the lengthy weather delay—the Chelsea midfielder regained possession in Benfica’s half, passed to Cole Palmer, and surged forward. Palmer moved toward a retreating, undermanned defense, waiting before laying

Two riders, Mathieu van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen, share a common goal: stage victories and the green jersey. While Van der Poel is the standout name, Jasper Philipsen has been the consistent performer in recent Tours, securing nine stage wins over the past three years and taking the green

Matteo Jorgenson stands out. Not in the way towering athletes like Dexter Lawrence or Chet Holmgren do, nor like most imposing American sports stars. But in professional cycling, Jorgenson’s stature is notable. In a sport where endurance often favors smaller frames, a rider who measures 6 feet 4 inches

Andy Farrell is reportedly close to selecting his son Owen to join the British & Irish Lions squad in Australia as a replacement for Elliot Daly, who is expected to miss the tour due to a broken forearm. If called up, this would mark Farrell Jr.’s fourth Lions tour