Luke Humphries begins the defence of his bet365 US Darts Masters crown with a tricky opening tie against former North American champion Leonard Gates, while fellow star Luke Littler has been handed a first-round clash with Canada’s David Cameron.
Royal Ascot could have been a very different spectacle had the week been staged under the roasting conditions seen across Britain, with officials likely relieved that the summer’s flagship meeting escaped the worst of the heat.
Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury are still contractually tied to staging their long-awaited all-British heavyweight showdown in the UK, according to Eddie Hearn, with any move to shift the fight to the United States requiring a full renegotiation.
The latest increase sees the total fund rise by £10.7 million from 2025’s £53.5 million total, representing a 20% jump and the biggest year-on-year rise in Wimbledon history.
Doncaster and Yarmouth have become the latest racecourses to alter their Friday fixtures, bringing forward their cards to morning starts as officials prioritise the safety and wellbeing of horses, jockeys, staff and spectators.
Some circuits are famous because of their history, some because of the racing they produce Silverstone has both. As the home of British motorsport and the venue of the very first Formula 1 World Championship race back in 1950, it has become one of the most important stops on the calendar.
A pair of headline-making performances from Bow Echo and Ombudsman have not only lit up the week but also shoved both horses firmly into the centre of the Cartier Horse of the Year conversation.
Ireland have been dealt another significant injury blow ahead of the Nations Championship Southern Series, with captain Caelan Doris and centre Tommy O’Brien both ruled out after picking up knocks in Leinster’s URC final win on Friday.
Ipswich Town have appointed former Wolves and Bournemouth boss Gary O’Neil as their new manager, bringing him in on a three-year deal as the club move quickly to fill the vacancy left by Kieran McKenna.
England have confirmed their side for the series-deciding third Test against New Zealand, with Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson both returning after missing the previous match, while Ollie Robinson is the unlucky man to miss out despite being available for selection.
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