Alasdair Reid

Daniel Ricciardo makes his not-so-long awaited return to Formula One with Alpha Tauri at the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, reviving a career that seemed to be over when he was jettisoned by McLaren at the end of last year.

The Spa-Francorchamps circuit may be one of the historic jewels in Formula One’s crown, but the Ardennes track, home to this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, faces an uncertain future if safety concerns around the venue cannot be addressed.

The angry red blotches on the rain radars told the story of the Belgium sprint race as clearly as any numbers on the timing screens. The downpour brought a delayed start, rapid strategy changes, pitlane dramas and spectacular spins. But at the end of it all we had the familiar sight of Max Verstappen on the top of the podium.

They say you have to earn the right to go wide, but when your opponents have conceded 158 points and 24 tries in only two games then they’ve already done the ha

Matt Fitzpatrick posted a final round of 66 on the Old Course at St Andrews to clinch the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship — and win the team tournament with

Successful golf is all about making the right decisions and Bob MacIntyre is well aware that the choice he has to make now could come to define his entire career.

ALASDAIR REID @ The Greenyards “I THINK the word that sums us up is ‘naive'.” It was a brutal assessment by the Accies coach Iain Berthinussen, but perfectly accurate as well.

Head coach loads his bench with strong forwards as they prepare to take on Toulon in Champions Cup on Sunday

Toulon 30 Glasgow Warriors 29: Franco Smith’s side showed again why they are a fine team as they impress on the road, despite defeat, in the Champions Cup

A late Johnny Matthews try secured two bonus-points for Glasgow Warriors against three-times Champions Cup winners Toulon at Stade Mayol