Author: James Ellingworth
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Red Bull F1 employee who accused team boss Horner of misconduct has been suspended, AP source says
A person with information on the matter has told The Associated Press that the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 employee whose complaint sparked an investigation into alleged misconduct by team principal Christian Horner has been suspended
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Drama at Red Bull and the FIA dominates F1 ahead of Saudi Arabian GP
Formula 1 heads to the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah for its first street race of the season on Saturday dogged by unresolved tension and open conflict
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Bayern Munich seeks consistency to make Lazio win the start of a turnaround
Harry Kane and Bayern Munich did well to beat Lazio in the Champions League midweek despite losing the first leg
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Sainz enjoys racing again in his last F1 season with Ferrari after overtaking his teammate Leclerc
Carlos Sainz Jr. is having fun driving for Ferrari again
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F1 champion Max Verstappen wins season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix amid Red Bull turmoil
Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has eased to victory in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix despite the turmoil surrounding his Red Bull team principal Christian Horner
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Verstappen on pole for F1 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix overshadowed by scrutiny of team boss
Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has qualified on the pole for the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix as scrutiny of Red Bull’s boss overshadows the start of the new season
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Harry Kane and Bayern head to Lazio needing to bounce back after Leverkusen loss
This was meant to be the year that Harry Kane finally won a trophy
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Alonso and Leverkusen face Bayern Munich in ultimate test of their title bid
Xabi Alonso has coached Bayer Leverkusen to its best chance in years of finally winning the Bundesliga
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Court rejects appeals by 47 Russians against Olympic bans
PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Sports’ highest court rejected appeals by all 45 Russian athletes plus two coaches who were banned from the Pyeongchang Olympics over doping concerns in a decision announced Friday less than nine hours before the opening ceremony. The International Olympic Committee had refused to invite the group of Russians, saying it had…
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Hacking shows Mo Farah flagged for suspicious blood data
MOSCOW (AP) — Data posted by Russian-linked hackers show four-time Olympic gold medalist runner Mo Farah’s blood readings were once flagged by track’s governing body. The findings were part of his biological passport. Such passports, unlike traditional drug tests, track athletes’ blood data for signs of doping over a long period. A single suspicious passport…