Former Goldman Sachs Chief Backs F1 Investment Value
A former Goldman Sachs sports head argues Formula 1 remains undervalued, citing team sales and cost caps as drivers for sustained investment returns in motorsport.
Category : Sports
What It Takes to Be an Australian Open Ballkid
Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley fulfills a childhood dream by training with Australian Open ballkids, exploring the iconic role's demands and selection process.
Becoming an Australian Open Ballkid: The Training
Discover what it takes to become a ballkid at the Australian Open, from childhood dreams to the intense training and selection process.
HiTZ Cricket Simulator: Tech for Solo Batting Practice
The HiTZ Cricket simulator offers over one million bowling variations, allowing batters to train alone while improving shot selection and rebuilding confidence.
Australian Open 2026: Week One Action in Pictures
Relive the thrilling first week of the Australian Open 2026 through captivating images featuring top players like Naomi Osaka, Jannik Sinner, and Aryna Sabalenka.
London Basketball Needs Elite Investment After Grassroots Growth
London's basketball scene has 500,000 players but lacks elite facilities. Mayor Sadiq Khan invests £1.5m in coaching and courts, with experts calling for more focus on high-level development.
Guardiola: Arsenal Are World's Best in Title Race
Pep Guardiola labels Arsenal the best team globally as Manchester City struggle to close a seven-point gap in the Premier League title race.
Brooklyn Beckham's Coach on 'Bizarre' Beckham Family Dynamic
Brooklyn Beckham's ex-football coach at QPR describes witnessing 'bizarre carry on' and anxiety in the young player, amid the star's public feud with parents David and Victoria Beckham.
Guardian Hires Pablo Iglesias Maurer as US Soccer Writer
Pablo Iglesias Maurer joins the Guardian as a US soccer correspondent, reflecting on the sport's growth from niche fascination to mainstream cultural force in America.
Briana Scurry's 1999 Save: A Personal Soccer Origin Story
A new Guardian soccer correspondent recounts how Briana Scurry's iconic 1999 Women's World Cup penalty save against China captivated his Minnesota family and sparked his lifelong passion for football storytelling.
Sports Journalism: A Treasure Hunt for Hidden Stories
New Guardian assistant sports editor Ella Brockway shares her passion for uncovering hidden sports stories, comparing journalism to a treasure hunt, with a focus on soccer's rich narrative landscape ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Crawley's ODI Recall Exposes England's Cricket Issues
Zak Crawley's return to England's ODI team after two years raises questions about selection policies, as structural flaws in domestic cricket hinder player development.
McLaren Wins $12m+ in Palou Contract Trial
McLaren Racing has been awarded over $12 million in damages after a UK judge ruled in their favour against former driver Alex Palou for breach of contract.
Forest's Europa League Defeat Sparks Fan Anger at Dyche
Nottingham Forest's dismal Europa League loss to Braga, where they became only the second team in competition history to lose without a shot on target, has ignited fan discontent, signalling the end of Sean Dyche's managerial honeymoon period at the City
Tottenham in Talks to Sign Liverpool's Andrew Robertson
Tottenham Hotspur have approached Liverpool to sign left-back Andrew Robertson, with Liverpool open to selling as his contract has only five months left.
Chelsea's January Transfer Target Now Crystal Clear
Chelsea have identified their prime defensive target for the January transfer window after withdrawing from the race for Liverpool's Ibrahima Konate, with Rennes star Jeremy Jacquet now the clear focus.
Alyssa Thompson on Chelsea Move and English Football Adaptation
Chelsea's record signing Alyssa Thompson discusses her transition to English football, leaving family in LA, and learning under Sonia Bompastor in this exclusive interview.
Tottenham in Advanced Talks for Robertson Transfer
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly in advanced negotiations to sign Liverpool defender Andy Robertson in a surprising January transfer deal, with the player seeking regular first-team football.
Norrie Outlasted by Zverev in Australian Open Defeat
Cameron Norrie's spirited effort wasn't enough as Alexander Zverev won 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1, highlighting Norrie's struggles against top players in best-of-five matches.
Furbank Back in England Squad for Six Nations
George Furbank is included in England's Six Nations squad after recovering from a calf injury, with three uncapped players also named by Steve Borthwick.
Merson: Chelsea Would Sell Palmer for £120m
Paul Merson suggests Chelsea would accept £120m for Cole Palmer, citing a 'strange' celebration and tactical concerns as signs of potential unrest at Stamford Bridge.
Trinity Rodman Signs Record Women's Football Contract
Washington Spirit forward Trinity Rodman becomes women's football's highest-paid player after NWSL introduces High Impact Player rule to retain stars.
Castore Signs Major Deal with Australian Rugby
Manchester-based sportswear brand Castore has signed a five-year partnership with Rugby Australia, becoming official kit supplier for the Wallabies, Wallaroos, and Sevens teams from 2026.
Concacaf President Paid $3m for Five Hours Weekly
Victor Montagliani, Concacaf president, receives over $3m yearly for five hours weekly work, tax filings show. Compensation among highest in global football governance.
US Sprinting's Doping Crisis Before LA 2028
Marvin Bracy-Williams' doping ban exposes a culture of distrust and betrayal in US sprinting, threatening the sport's integrity ahead of the LA Olympics.
Bruno Guimaraes Injury Update Before Villa Match
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe provides an update on Bruno Guimaraes' ankle injury ahead of Sunday's Premier League match against Aston Villa.
NFL Championship Picks: Patriots vs Broncos, Rams vs Seahawks
A comprehensive preview of the NFL conference championship games, analysing the key matchups, strategies, and predictions for Patriots vs Broncos and Rams vs Seahawks.
Football Transfer Rumours: Palmer, Vinícius Jr, and More
Latest football transfer gossip includes Cole Palmer's potential Manchester United move, Vinícius Jr's Saudi links, and deadline day deals for Liverpool and Forest.
Ravens Hire Jesse Minter as New Head Coach
The Baltimore Ravens have named Jesse Minter as their new head coach, marking a significant transition after John Harbaugh's departure. Minter, a former Ravens assistant, returns with a strong defensive pedigree from the Los Angeles Chargers.
Sheringham: Keane's Man Utd Criticism Due to Job Frustration
Manchester United legend Teddy Sheringham believes Roy Keane's harsh words about Michael Carrick may reflect frustration at being overlooked for the manager's role at Old Trafford.
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