Joshua Robinson

Lewis Hamilton driving the famous red car combines two of the most storied names in the sport. Can it deliver the 40-year-old driver one final championship?

Manchester United’s commercial empire turned the club into a winning machine. Now the club is losing money off the pitch and can hardly win a game on it.

For the first time in a decade, the F1 grid will expand to welcome the U.S.-based outfit, backed by General Motors, as the sport’s 11th team.

The team that has ruled English soccer for almost a decade was brutally exposed in a pair of defeats that signal the end of its era of dominance.

Three-time major champion Jannik Sinner, who tested positive for trace amounts of a banned substance last March, won’t miss any Grand Slam tournaments.

They’re based north of the Arctic Circle. They play in frigid conditions, on a plastic pitch and rarely see daylight. And yet Bodo/Glimt is lighting up soccer’s Europa League tournament.

Philadelphia raised eyebrows when it used its top two draft picks on prospects who played the exact same position. It turned out to be a masterstroke.

On a night that began with the Chiefs bidding to make history, the Eagles delivered a beatdown for the ages—and made their own claim as one of the defining teams of modern football.

A growing crew of prospects hailed for their ability to create off-script plays entered the NFL only to discover that it’s not nearly as easy as the Chiefs quarterback makes it look.

This past week’s tariff imbroglio has left one man in an unenviable position: FIFA president Gianni Infantino, who is tasked with organizing a U.S.-Canada-Mexico World Cup next summer.