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Why F1's intense triple header will shape title run-in
Formula 1 is diving into its first triple header of the season, starting with the Azerbaijan Grand Prix this Saturday. This intense stretch includes races in Malaysia and Singapore over the next two weekends. Kimi Antonelli leads the championship with an 81-point advantage, but this series of races could change everything. His closest rival, George Russell, has nearly conceded the title, while Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris are also far behind.
Baku's street circuit is known for its unpredictability, which could shake up the standings. Antonelli aims to avoid the pitfalls that have troubled others in the past. After Baku, the series moves to Malaysia, where drivers will face challenging heat and humidity. Finally, Singapore introduces a Sprint format, adding to the excitement and potential for surprises.
With 83 points available during this triple header, it’s a crucial moment for Antonelli’s challengers. Mercedes is optimistic about their upgrades coming in Malaysia, hoping to close the gap with their rivals. This triple header could be pivotal in shaping the championship race as we head into the final stretch of the season.
Rams crush Giants on Donald’s return to NFL as Dart hobbles off with knee injury
New York Giants 6-28 Los Angeles Rams Giants quarterback suffers knee injury in first quarter Davante Adams has eight catches for 195 yards Davante Adams made eight catches for 195 yards and hauled in two of Matthew Stafford’s four touchdown passes, and the Los Angeles Rams welcomed Aaron Donald back to the NFL with a 28-6 victory over the New York Giants on Monday night. Stafford passed for 327 yards for the Rams (1-1), who capitalized after the Giants (1-1) lost Jaxson Dart to a knee injury on their first offensive series. Continue reading...
Colin Cowherd says Caleb Williams is ‘carrying’ NFL, compares him to Tiger Woods
Caleb Williams was the breakout star of the 2025 NFL season, rejuvenating one of the league’s iconic franchises and giving hope to a passionate fanbase. Williams arguably one-upped his performance from last year in Week 1, leading the Chicago Bears offense to put up a whopping 59 points in a win over Carolina. But just as quickly, the third-year quarterback was brought back down to earth in Week 2 with a scary non-contact injury to his right leg.
Today at Fontwell, Virtual Rock is set to race in the opener, looking to build on a recent win at Uttoxeter. Shane Fenelon will ride him as he tries to overcome a seven-pound rise in the Conditional Jockeys' Handicap Hurdle. This is Virtual Rock's first outing since switching trainers, and he’ll be aiming for another strong performance.
In the same race, Goodwin Face returns after a break, hoping to bounce back from a disappointing run at Cartmel. Tilehurst, who recently finished second at Worcester, also has potential, especially with a three-pound weight advantage today.
Later at Southwell, Shipbourne, a well-bred horse, will race under Rossa Ryan. After a couple of lackluster performances post-gelding, he’s looking to regain form. Londoner, fresh off a narrow loss at Wolverhampton, and Politely, who has two wins in her last four starts, will also be in the mix.
At Fontwell, Siam Park aims to find his stride again against recent winner Motazzen in the Setford Handicap Hurdle. Siam Park is coming off a wind surgery, while Motazzen will carry a four-pound penalty after his latest victory. Bright Legend, who has shown promise, could also be a contender if he returns to his previous form.
The day is packed with action across both tracks, with plenty of intriguing matchups and potential surprises.
Wigan focused on taking on 'battle-hardened' Wakefield in semis
Wigan Warriors are gearing up for a crucial semi-final clash against Wakefield Trinity, aiming for a spot in the Super League Grand Final. They’ve already secured the Challenge Cup and League Leaders' Shield this season, so the stakes are high. Coach Matt Peet emphasizes the importance of focusing on the present, learning from past experiences, and not getting distracted by previous disappointments.
Wakefield, fresh off their first-ever semi-final appearance, poses a significant challenge. Wigan's standout player, Brad O'Neill, is eager to make amends for last year’s heartbreak and believes the team's bond will be key. The semi-final kicks off Saturday, September 26, at 5:30 PM on Sky Sports. It’s all about taking one step at a time for Wigan as they chase their next trophy.
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Stafford, Adams star as Rams beat Giants after Dart's injury
The Los Angeles Rams delivered a strong performance, beating the New York Giants 28-6. Matthew Stafford threw four touchdown passes, showcasing his skill with 327 yards. Davante Adams shone brightly, catching eight passes for 195 yards, including two touchdowns. This win was especially sweet for the Rams, who bounced back after a rough start to the season.
The Giants faced a setback early when quarterback Jaxson Dart left the game with a knee injury. Jameis Winston stepped in but struggled to find rhythm, throwing an interception and managing only a field goal after a fumble recovery. The Rams' defense, led by Aaron Donald, was relentless, limiting New York to just 182 total yards.
Adams’ standout performance highlighted the Rams' offensive potential, while Donald's return added to the team's defensive strength. Coach John Harbaugh acknowledged the challenges his team faced, emphasizing the need for improvement. Overall, it was a night of celebration for the Rams, marking a significant turnaround in their season.
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Will Team USA be stopped at Presidents Cup? Format, line-ups and more
The Presidents Cup kicks off this week at Medinah Country Club in Illinois, running from September 24 to 27. Team USA, led by captain Brandt Snedeker, is aiming for their 11th straight victory against the International Team, captained by Geoff Ogilvy. The competition format includes fourballs, foursomes, and singles matches, similar to the Ryder Cup, but with more matches in the opening sessions.
Team USA's roster features top players like Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Young, and Wyndham Clark, while the International Team includes Si Woo Kim and Ryan Fox among others. With a total of 30 points up for grabs, Team USA needs 15 points to retain the trophy, while the International Team needs 15.5 for victory.
Sky Sports will provide live coverage, starting with Thursday's fourballs at 5:30 PM. Fans can look forward to an exciting week of golf as these teams battle it out on the course.
In the Asian Games women's final, India Women are off to a solid start, currently at 13 runs without losing a wicket after just over two overs. Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana are at the crease, both looking confident. Verma has scored 5 runs while Mandhana has added 8 to the total.
Sri Lanka Women have yet to bat, and the pressure is on them as India looks to set a strong foundation. The match is taking place at Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin, where India won the toss and chose to bat first.
With 17.5 overs left in their innings, the Indian team is poised to build on this early momentum. The atmosphere is electric, and both teams are eager to claim the gold.