Competition co-founder apologizes after athlete allowed to continue despite defecating on herself - NBC News
Professional athlete Joanna Wietrzyk was seen on video and in photographs running and using shared fitness equipment with feces running down her legs.
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Two scratches leave Forever Young an even shorter price in Jockey Club Gold Cup - Daily Racing Form
Banishing and Chunk of Gold, a pair of 12-1 shots on the morning-line but potential pace players nonetheless, will both scratch from Friday’s Grade 1, $1 million Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont Park, their connections said Tuesday.
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NY Giants news: Looking ahead to the Rams - bigblueview.com
New York Giants headlines for Wednesday.
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Barcelona, Real Madrid monitoring JJ Gabriel situation at Man United - sources - ESPN
Barcelona and Real Madrid are among the clubs monitoring JJ Gabriel's stand-off with Manchester United, sources have told ESPN.
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Formula 1 2027: Calendar to have 10 sprint races next year, including Monaco - BBC
Formula 1 increases the number of sprint races from six to 10 for the 2027 World Championship.
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F1 announces 2027 calendar - with Monaco among 10 sprint races - Motorsport.com
Monaco will host an F1 sprint race for the first time in 2027 as the championship expands the format from six to 10 events on its new 24-race calendar
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Jon Jones eager to return after Tom Aspinall's UFC heavyweight title vacation 'put another fire in him' - Bloody Elbow
Is Jon Jones trolling?
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Max vs 100: Can an amateur really beat Verstappen in a go-kart race? - ESPN
ESPN's Nate Saunders is one of 100 amateur go-karters taking on four-time world champion Max Verstappen on Wednesday, live on Disney+. Here, he previews the event.
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Phillies Place Jesús Luzardo On Injured List - MLB Trade Rumors
The Philadelphia rotation takes a hit with just a handful of games remaining.
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Yankees beat up on Twins again to avoid post-playoff clinch hangover - New York Post
There were no signs of a hangover for the Yankees — on the field, at least.
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