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Turkey returns to F-1 calendar and takes place in Singapore on 3 October
The organization of the Formula 1 World Championship on Friday confirmed the new inclusion of the Turkish GP in the…
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Transgender athlete CeCe Telfer excluded from US Pre-Olympics – 06/25/2021
LOS ANGELES, 25 June, 2021 (AFP) – Transgender sprinter Cee Telfer has been suspended at the US Pre-Olympics for not…
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Paddy Powers, President and CEO of Flutter UK & Ireland Spending Days at Stores
Flutter Entertainment UK and Ireland President Ian Proctor and CEO Conor Grant walk past Paddy Power stores on Tuesday. The…
Read More Women’s volleyball team faces Japan for place in League of Nations decision
The Brazilian women’s volleyball team will enter the courts this Thursday at 11 a.m. (GMT) to seek a place in…
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Turkey causes GP to cancel UK levy on passengers formula 1
After being announced as a replacement for the Canadian stage a few weeks ago, the fate of the Turkish GP…
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A month away from the Tokyo Games, Brazil has over 460 athletes and para-athletes in the Olympics
With just one month before the start of the Olympic Games and two for the Paralympics, Brazil has already confirmed…
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Tokyo without a party: the Olympiad would not have shouts, hugs and drink sales. world
The Tokyo Olympics, which begins in Japan’s capital just a month from now, will be a sporting event without joy…
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UEFA say they have no plans to make semi-finals and final at Wembley Euro
UEFA does not plan to replace Wembley with another stadium for the Euro 2020 semi-finals and final, European football’s governing…
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UEFA announces Wembley will have 50% of total capacity in Euro Cup knockouts
England’s main stadium in London, Wembley will host a round of 16 games – (Photo: AFP/Niklas Hall) UEFA announced on…
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Historic decision changes the college game in America and who in the world knows – 06/22/2021
In a landmark decision, the United States Supreme Court on Monday (21) unanimously ruled that the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic…
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