Formula One CEO Chase Carey says Liberty Media has taken steps in 2017 to build a stable foundation for the sport after years of being “underserved by a continual short-term focus” under Bernie Ecclestone.
Let’s go beyond the TD celebrations and the chain-snatching. Test your knowledge of the NFL’s most obscure on-field rules here.
With playoff berths and eventually the Super Bowl on the line, it appears that replay will have an outsized seat at the table.
The injury to No. 1 goalie Matt Murray has put the struggling Penguins in an awkward position. Do they trade for another goalie or let one of their prospects step in? And what about that Ian Cole trade scuttlebutt? Our experts have some ideas.
The ace-slash-slugger reportedly asked all 30 MLB teams to take a written exam on how they’d woo him and use him. Here’s our pinstriped sales pitch.
Ferrari’s sponsorship deal with Santander has come to an end after an eight year partnership with the Spanish bank.
The Alfa Romeo name will return to Fomula One as part of Sauber’s partnership with Ferrari, starting from 2018.
Sebastian Vettel kept Ferrari top on the morning of the final day of track action for the 2017 Formula One season
NASSAU, Bahamas – Justin Thomas was so busy at the end of the season that he didn’t have much time to sit down and digest the magnitude of all that he had accomplished. All the victories, the PGA Championship title, the 59 in Hawaii, the $10 million FedExCup bonus; there were a lot of highlights to choose from. But the most impressive feat of Justin Thomas’ year? He contends it was his victory six weeks ago at the CJ Cup in Korea. Not kidding. Thomas said he was shot, both mentally and physically. He had no game, he didn’t love his swing, he was exhausted. Then he opened with a 63, and three days later found himself in the hunt to win for the seventh time in two years. Ultimately Thomas defeated
Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe has refused to give any indication of the team’s plans for Robert Kubica beyond this week’s tyre tests.
