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Alex Zanardi, former F1 driver and Paralympic champion, dies at 59

Alex Zanardi, the former Formula One driver who lost both legs in a racing crash and went on to win Paralympic gold medals, has died at the age of 59. Zanardi, from Bologna, made his F1 debut in 1991 and achieved success in the Cart series in the United States, winning back-to-back championships in 1997 and 1998.

Pickleball Inc. clinches landmark $225 million investment into fast-growing sport

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Lightning threat looms over Miami as F1 returns with upgraded cars and new rules

With Formula One returning after its early season enforced break, the Miami Grand Prix is proving an enticing prospect given most of the teams used the time to work furiously on upgrades to their cars. Many of which are being deployed here. Intriguing enough were it not also for the updated regulations being given their debut outing and the threat of lightning storms on Sunday potentially causing a schedule change.

Sinner Seals Historic Madrid Final Place, Raducanu Working With US Open Coach

Sinner is youngest man to reach all nine Masters finals

Sabastian Sawe receives hero’s welcome in Kenya after sub-two hour marathon feat

Record-breaker says London Marathon win was ‘a victory for all of us’ as he is greeted by family and friends in Eldoret

Fifa Ramps Up Efforts to Sell Luxury World Cup Hospitality Tickets After Revenue Re-evaluation

Packages Still Available for 102 of the 104 Matches

Naoya Inoue is the greatest show in sports today. Now comes the fight of his life

The Japanese wrecking ball known as the Monster takes center stage at the Tokyo Dome on Saturday, facing unbeaten rival Junto Nakatani in a matchup for the ages

Trump urges PGA Tour to welcome back LIV rebels after Saudi funding dries up

‘I do believe all of the golfers should be playing’

“If we were in Serbia we would all be fired”: Jokić’s Nuggets crash out in first round of playoffs

76ers surge in Embiid’s return to force Game 7 v Celtics

Alfie Barbeary: ‘I try not to think about England … it gets in my head and I don’t play well’

Bath’s European player-of-the-year contender on international recognition, the ultimate test in Bordeaux and those budgie smugglers

The World’s Most Expensive Losers: The New York Mets Are Very Rich … and Very, Very Bad

The Mets have the second-highest payroll in baseball. They also own the worst record in the major leagues

Mobile sports gambling claims another victim

The Cincinnati Bearcats were suing quarterback Brendan Sorsby for breach of contract after the 22-year-old signed a new $5 million contract to play for the Texas Tech Red Raiders next year. The Bearcats claim the buyout clause in their multiyear agreement with Sorsby entitled them to $1 million.