MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Tickets punched and punches thrown — it was Martinsville after all, and in Saturday‘s National Debt Relief 250, Aric Almirola made Martinsville Speedway his personal playground. Leading 150 of 250 laps in a No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota that was the clear class of the field, Almirola won his second race […]
Michigan State football injuries: WR Jaron Glover, DB Armorion Smith out vs. Indiana
Mike Malott vs. Trevin Giles prediction, pick, start time for UFC Fight Night 246
Cole exercises opt out but Yankees can keep him by adding 2029 salary, Rizzo option declined
Will the Dodgers re-sign Teoscar Hernández? Walker Buehler? The offseason questions begin
Replay review gives Ohio State end-zone interception at Penn State
Replay review nullifies Ohio State touchdown at Penn State
Replay review negates an Ohio State touchdown
Grizzlies’ starters Desmond Bane, Marcus Smart both out, week-to-week with injuries.
Denny Hamlin crashes in NASCAR Cup practice at Martinsville, will not make qualifying attempt
Max Holloway plans ‘new chapter’ full-time UFC lightweight move: ‘I’m done with 145’
Championship roundup: Watford hit Wednesday for six, Leeds sink Argyle
- Bellingham sent off as leaders Sunderland held at QPR
- Sheffield United third after 2-0 victory at Blackburn
Watford climbed into the playoff places after Vakoun Bayo struck four times in their 6-2 win at Sheffield Wednesday.
After Wednesday’s Michael Smith cancelled out Ryan Porteous’s opener, Watford restored their lead through penalties from Tom Ince and Bayo, an Ivory Coast forward. Bayo completed his hat-trick either side of Pol Valentín’s goal for Wednesday before scoring his fourth in the 88th minute.
Continue reading...Jordan Ayew’s late equaliser denies Ipswich first league win of season
Kieran McKenna branded referee Tim Robinson’s decisions “unacceptable” after Ipswich were denied a penalty and had Kalvin Phillips sent off against Leicester.
The Ipswich manager accused Robinson of taking centre stage when, with Ipswich leading through a fine Leif Davis volley, the official turned down what looked a clear penalty when Conor Chaplin was barged over by Abdul Fatawu.
Continue reading...Norris wins São Paulo GP sprint to narrow gap as Verstappen hit with penalty
- Verstappen drops to fourth with five-second penalty
- Ferrari’s Leclerc and Sainz finish fourth and fifth
Lando Norris won the sprint race at the São Paulo Grand Prix for McLaren with the team choosing to employ team orders to have his teammate Oscar Piastri cede the lead to maximise the British driver’s points advantage over world championship Max Verstappen. The Dutchman finished third but was later given a five-second penalty dropping him to fourth. Piastri was second, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc third and Carlos Sainz fifth
Piastri led from pole for the entire race until lap 22 of the 24 when he moved over for his teammate but the team had made it clear early in the sprint, their intent was to switch the two drivers in Norris’s favour and Piastri had been explicit beforehand he would not have an issue doing so.
Continue reading...