Sarah Davies

I've seen this one before. Mercedes finishes FP1 fastest, sparking excitement along the lines of ‘we're so back!' Mercedes then fails to get any faster through the rest of the weekend, sliding behind McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull for pace.

New Delhi, Nov 22: Former India opener Virender Sehwag on Friday lauded his son Aaryavir Sehwag after the youngster hammered 297 while playing for

TOMMY FURY is a man on a mission. Not only is he planning on knocking out Darren Till, when the pair meet on January 18 in a huge Misfits boxing event, he also hopes to win back Molly-Mae Hague.

What matters to Juan Soto? Does he simply want to go to the team that pays him the most? (In which case, maybe Steve Cohen's Mets have the

of Lakers star LeBron James, right, dunks in the face of Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac during the first half on Thursday night at Crypto.com Arena. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

Eddie Cheever might not be a household name for newer Formula 1 fans, but he's a legendary figure in American motorsports. The Arizona native holds the record for most F1 races entered (143) and started (132) by an American. And although he never managed to win a grand prix, he did finish seventh in the driver's standings in 1983 and land nine total podiums. One of which came at the 1982 Caesar's Palace Grand Prix — a hot, messy, short-lived race capping off one of the most chaotic seasons in F1 history.

Week 13 of the college football season will reveal the truth about who's for real and who's not. Take No. 5 Indiana, for example. The Hoosiers have blown past most of their opponents this season, are 10-0 for the first time in school history and first-year head coach Curt Cignetti has already signed a new contract. How will they handle the pressure of facing No. 2 Ohio State in Columbus? Can they pull off a massive upset?

Justin Gaethje is not interested in running things back with Michael Chandler. Gaethje (25-5 MMA, 8-5 UFC) outlasted Chandler in a Fight of the Year battle in 2018.

According to recent reports, three struggling Orlando Pirates players have attracted interest from local clubs.

“Zu-By, Zu-By, Zu-By,” the red-clad St. John's fans chanted as the Johnnies forward took the floor Friday.