Formula One’s 2026 season has yet to begin, but past incidents are already shaping the opening races. With penalty points carrying over and little room for error, early discipline could prove decisive for drivers and teams alike.
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A growing sense of unease surrounds one of Real Madrid’s most influential players, as new reporting from Spain suggests his long-term commitment to the club is no longer guaranteed.
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In preparing the U.S. for the 2026 World Cup, Mauricio Pochettino has reached for a story every American sports fan knows. The Miracle on Ice still symbolizes belief against the odds. Whether it offers a useful blueprint for modern soccer, however, is a far more complicated question.
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A traditional wrestling tournament in Crimea meant to celebrate sport and heritage instead erupted into violent chaos, forcing police to intervene and broadcasters to cut away as punches flew between athletes and spectators.
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Paris Saint-Germain are weighing an unprecedented lifetime contract for Luis Enrique, with Diario AS reporting growing internal confidence in the coach following the club’s recent Champions League success.
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Former Liverpool defender Tiago Ilori is attracting attention from clubs outside Europe as teams in Saudi Arabia and China explore potential reinforcements ahead of the next transfer phase.
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With the 2025 Ballon d’Or only just decided, attention is already turning to the next race. As the 2026 World Cup approaches, history suggests the award may once again be shaped less by club consistency than by decisive moments on football’s biggest stage.
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Dwayne The Rock Johnson may appear less frequently on WWE television, but behind the scenes his business relationship with the company has become one of the most profitable deals of his career. New estimates show how much his TKO stake is worth, and why his future earnings no longer depend on wrestling.
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Jamie Carragher’s Premier League Team of the Season so far has sparked debate after only three Arsenal players were included, with the omission of Jurrien Timber drawing particular scrutiny as the title race tightens.
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Nearly 20 years after the most infamous red card in World Cup history, Marco Materazzi has revealed he would now be willing to sit down with Zinedine Zidane, reopening a football feud many believed would never fade.
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