Ed Warner

Bosses put off making political donations by the Frank Hester row could make a greater impact by contributing towards social movements

Dwindling Cheltenham crowds show that horse racing faces challenges but it has one major ingredient in its favour, writes Ed Warner.

Sport's selling point is unpredictably and horse racing has it in spades The Cheltenham Festival of 2020 will forever be remembered for non-sporting reasons.

Ed Warner on what the stories of Ivan Toney and Shohei Ohtani tell us about sport's relationship with gambling.

Our sport business columnist on the enduring popularity of the London Marathon - and why organisers could be making more money.

World Athletics has fired an arrow into the soul of the Olympic movement, leaving its president Thomas Bach with a $100m headache.

After World Athletics announced it would be paying its Olympic gold medallists, a fresh debate has opened up around money for our athletes.

On polling day elections, why the London mayor should prioritise a wide array of sporting events over WrestleMania and the Super Bowl.

Our columnist on the contrasting fortunes of Bournemouth, Everton, Tom Brady and Bromley FC.

Tyson Fury and UK Anti-Doping's fortunes have diverged since the two-year ban he blamed on eating uncastrated boar, writes Ed Warner.