Tom Cary is a Senior Sports Correspondent at The Telegraph. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on both individual and team sports, as well as the intersection of sports with health, wellness, and business. Tom's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications such as WAtoday, MSN, The Sydney Morning Herald, and many more.
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By: Tom Cary
The ailing rebel golf league has spruiked a deal with a major investor, but several questions remain unanswered.
By: Tom Cary
It was easy to miss, with the return of the Premier League and the F1 and the latest instalment of England Cricketers Behaving Badly, but a British cyclist delivered a coming-of-age performance on Sunday.
Tadej Pogacar slows down peloton as giant hailstones pound the tarmac
Stage three of the Vuelta a España had to be abandoned because of severe weather on Monday, with riders forced to take cover from hailstones “the size of a half a golf ball” in southern France.
Riders are ‘filled with anger’ as lessons from Finlay Tarling’s death are not being learned
There was a poignant moment at the start of stage two of the Vuelta a España last weekend when Tadej Pogacar, the outstanding rider in the world, presented Britain's Josh Tarling with a signed race leader's jersey.
Reigning world champion joins second tier of F1 earners but says part of him feels he should be getting as much as Verstappen and Hamilton
Lando Norris has signed a new deal with McLaren worth an estimated £30m a year, lifting the British driver into the second tier of F1 earners.
Five-time Tour de France winner’s dream of first clean sweep cut short, opening up race for home favourite Enric Mas
Tadej Pogacar suffered fractures to both his neck and collarbone as he dramatically crashed out of La Vuelta on Saturday.
