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Red Bull has accepted full blame for the rear-end failure that fired Max Verstappen into the barriers during Austrian GP qualifying, a costly mechanical fault that leaves the champion fifth on the grid.
Lewis Hamilton qualified third in Austria but admitted Ferrari chased Mercedes all weekend, pinning his hopes on teamwork with Charles Leclerc to apply pressure.
For the second offseason running, Nikola Jokic appears in no hurry to sign a new Denver contract, reaffirming his loyalty while keeping his options and the Nuggets' flexibility wide open.
Charles Oliveira says he, not Max Holloway, was the fight Conor McGregor was supposed to take at UFC 329, and that the Irishman picked his opponent and pushed for just three rounds.
While Serena Williams returns to the court, Rafael Nadal has made his own position unmistakable: his playing days are over, and he is at peace with it.
A 1-1 draw with Iran was enough for Mohamed Salah's Egypt to reach the World Cup knockout stage for the first time, with a late Iran goal ruled out by VAR.
Kylian Mbappe turned provider as France beat Norway 4-1 in Foxborough to win Group I, with Ousmane Dembele racing to a first-half hat-trick.
Erling Haaland never left the bench as a heavily rotated Norway fell 4-1 to France, robbing fans of a long-anticipated duel with Kylian Mbappe.
Los Angeles is aggressively exploring trades this offseason to deliver on its promise of a major splash around Luka Doncic, including a high-end center.
Seeded seventh and stuck in Jannik Sinner's half, Novak Djokovic faces a thorny Wimbledon 2026 path as he hunts a record-equalling eighth title and a 25th major.
Serena Williams will play her first Grand Slam singles match in nearly four years after accepting a Wimbledon 2026 wild card, opening against Australia's Maya Joint.
Landing Giannis Antetokounmpo was the easy part. Now Miami must figure out how to make a star pairing with Bam Adebayo actually work on a shooting-light roster.