Tributes pour in as Olympic silver and Commonwealth gold medallist passes away
TRIBUTES have poured in for Mike McFarlane after the Team GB legend died aged 63. The sprinter was an Olympic silver medallist and won gold at the Commonwealth Games. He picked up his Olympic medal…
Frankie Dettori bids for final Oaks on Soul Sister as 11 line up at Epsom
Big race favourite Savethelastdance heads the field for the Betfred Oaks at Epsom on Friday in which retiring Franke Dettori will partner Soul Sister
Gold medals will not solve my problems - Peaty
Great Britain’s three-time Olympic champion Adam Peaty says he wants to be happy before he goes to Paris 2024 in search of another gold medal.
Passenger added to Epsom Derby field
The Sir Michael Stoute-trained Passenger is added to the field for Saturday’s Epsom Derby to make it a 16-strong field.
Cavendish wins last Giro stage as Roglic takes title
Mark Cavendish claims his 17th Giro d’Italia stage win, while Primoz Roglic safely secures his first maglia rosa.
Tahiyra storms to victory in the Irish 1,000 Guineas at the Curragh
Owned by the Aga Khan, the 2-5 favourite quickened smartly to beat Mediate by a length-and-a-half at the Curragh to go one better than at Newmarket.
Churchill Downs horse death toll reaches 12
The horse death toll at Churchill Downs since April 27 has reached a dozen after Kimberley Dream was euthanized following the track’s first race Saturday.
Roglic set to win Giro after overhauling Thomas
Geraint Thomas’ hopes of winning the Giro d’Italia look to have ended in agonising fashion as Primoz Roglic wins the penultimate stage.
Paddington wins Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh
Paddington, ridden by Ryan Moore, gives trainer Aidan O’Brien his 12th win in the Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh.
Derry held by Monaghan after Armagh snatch win
Karl O’Connell’s late point earns Monaghan a deserved draw against Ulster champions Derry in the All-Ireland SFC after Armagh edge out Westmeath.
'Pressure's on Armagh in hunt for silverware'
The pressure is on Armagh as they begin their All-Ireland campaign following a dramatic Ulster final loss, says Orchard legend Oisin McConville.
Buitrago wins stage 19 as Thomas retains lead
Britain’s Geraint Thomas to defend a 26-second lead on Saturday’s individual time trial after Santiago Buitrago wins stage 19 of the Giro d’Italia.
Jockey Club wins injunction against Epsom protests
The Jockey Club wins a High Court injunction to prevent protests at the Derby Festival from 2-3 June.
British Cycling to ban trans women from female events
British Cycling is to ban transgender women from the female category of its competitions following a review and consultation.
Hukum upsets Desert Crown in comeback win at Sandown
Coronation Cup winner Hukum makes a triumphant return at the Brigadier Gerard Stakes at Sandown and hands Desert Crown his first defeat.
Massive shake-up to fixture list sees new ‘premier’ window on Saturday and number of races over jumps slashed
RACING’S fixture list will be unrecognisable in 2024 after a huge shake-up by the British Horseracing Authority. The BHA board unanimously approved a number of big changes, including a new &#…
Grand National hero Rachael Blackmore hit with ban for controversial ride
Despite initially escaping punishment for her ride aboard Lady Rita at Kilbeggan earlier in May, Grand National winner Rachael Blackmore has now been suspended by stewards
Dainese wins stage 17 sprint as Thomas retains lead
Italy’s Alberto Dainese sprints to victory in a photo finish to stage 17 at the Giro d’Italia as Britain’s Geraint Thomas retains the overall race lead.
GB Rowing to allow trans women to continue competing
British Rowing is to continue to allow transgender women to compete in female races following a survey of its members.
Thomas reclaims Giro overall lead on stage 16
Britain’s Geraint Thomas reclaims the overall lead at the Giro d’Italia as Portugal’s Joao Almeida wins a mountainous stage 16.
Mark Cavendish's ex-Page 3 wife Peta Todd's hottest pics as cycling icon retires
Mark Cavendish, 38, will retire from proffesional cycling at the end of the season – and with one last dance for the Manx Missile at the Tour, Daily Star Sport looks at his biggest fan
Betfred Derby: Frankie Dettori not feeling the pressure for final Epsom Classic ride on Arrest for John Gosden
Frankie Dettori set for final Derby ride on Arrest for John and Thady Gosden as 52-year-old continues his farewell season in the saddle; Dettori will be aboard Soul Sister in the Oaks, as Oisin Murphy rides Running Lion at Epsom
Kamara forced to pull out of TV presenting gig amid apraxia battle
The 65-year-old was lined up to present this weekend’s event in Nottingham, but revealed on Twitter on Monday that he will be unable to do so.
F1 ace Valtteri Bottas completes Scottish gravel cycling race
The Finnish driver was able to take part due to the cancellation of the Emilia Romagna grand prix.
Antrim hurlers suffer heavy defeat in Galway
Antrim are still without a win in four Leinster Senior Hurling Championship matches after suffering a 19-point defeat by Galway at Pearse Stadium.
Down thump Tipperary to top Tailteann Cup group
Down make it two wins from two Tailteann Cup games thanks to a comfortable 2-18 to 0-6 victory over Tipperary at Semple Stadium.
Farah eighth in penultimate race of career
Britain’s four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah finishes eighth in the Great Manchester Run, 44 seconds behind winner Eyob Faniel.
Modern Games wins after Chindit bites jockey Buick
Winning jockey William Buick is bitten by runner-up Chindit as Modern Games storms to victory in the Lockinge Stakes at Newbury.
Denz takes first Grand Tour stage win at Giro
Germany’s Nico Denz wins stage 12 of the Giro d’Italia with Toms Skujins second and Sebastian Berwick third, while Geraint Thomas remains overall leader.
Tyrone 'rebooted' to face 'form team in Ireland'
Tyrone joint-manager Feargal Logan says his players are “rebooted” and ready for their All-Ireland opener against “the form team in Ireland”.
Dettori wins Musidora Stakes on outsider Soul Sister
Legendary rider Frankie Dettori wins the Musidora Stakes at York on 18-1 outsider Soul Sister.
Cyclist strips naked to show off gruesome injuries after nasty crash during race
WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Gleb Syritsa suffered nasty injuries to his right leg, right shoulder, right arm and upper back after falling off his bike in a brutal crash
Ex-World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall dons fake boobs to 'swap lives' with wife
Eddie Hall has left the bodybuilding world in stitches as he donned a pair of huge fake boobs and a sponge stomach so he could ‘swap lives’ with his pregnant wife
Pitman 'overwhelmed' to be in England World Cup squad
England netball head coach Jess Thirlby names Chelsea Pitman in her 12-player squad for July’s World Cup in South Africa.
Thomas feels no pressure in wearing leader's pink jersey
Geraint Thomas said he is relishing the opportunity to win the Giro d’Italia and feels no pressure after inheriting the leader’s maglia rosa jersey following Remco Evenepoel’s withdrawal.
Covid forces Giro d’Italia leader Evenepoel to withdraw as Thomas takes pink jersey
Evenepoel had led Thomas by 45 seconds in the general classification
'What character we showed' - Derry boss Meenagh
Ciaran Meenagh praises his Derry players after the penalty shootout victory over Armagh in a “rollercoaster” Ulster SFC final.
Healy's stunning solo break wins Giro stage eight
Ireland’s Ben Healy wins stage eight of the Giro d’Italia, the first grand tour stage win of his career.
Military Orders wins Lingfield Derby trial
Military Orders wins the Lingfield Derby trial to remain well on course for next month’s Epsom Classic.
Rory Gallagher steps back as Derry GAA manager
It comes after “serious allegations” made by his wife in a social media post earlier this week.
De Sousa banned for 10 months after pleading guilty to betting charge
Three-time British champion jockey Silvestre De Sousa was on Friday suspended for 10 months by the Hong Kong Jockey Club after pleading guilty to a betting charge.
Metier wins Chester Cup for tearful Osborne
Metier comes with a late charge under Saffie Osborne to win the Chester Cup in a thrilling finish from Zoffee.
Shaun Pickering dead at 61: Olympian dies as Greg Rutherford leads tributes
WELSH Olympian Shaun Pickering has died at the age of 61. Pickering was a shot put bronze medallist for Wales during the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur. He was also an Olympian at the 1996…
Team parts with director over transgender views
Cynisca Cycling part ways with Inga Thompson, claiming her views have “affected its brand and reputation”.
Dee Stakes: Aidan O'Brien adds 10th Chester prize with San Antonio; now 25/1 for The Derby
Aidan OBriens three-year-old got the better of Alder for Ryan Moore, giving OBrien a 10th victory in the Chester feature; that winner is now 25/1 for the Betfred Derby, with the yard also likely to run Guineas disappointment Auguste Rodin
Groves wins as Cavendish crashes over line - after dog chaos
Kaden Groves wins a chaotic raid-sodden stage five of the Giro d’Italia that featured numerous crashes, including one caused by a dog.
Frankie Dettori wins on Arrest in the Chester Vase ahead of the Derby
Frankie Dettori appears to have a final Derby ride to savour following the authoritative success of Arrest in the Chester Vase.
Today on Sky Sports Racing: Chester May Festival day two features returning champs Changingoftheguard and Hamish
Day two of the Boodles May Festival at Chester is headlined by the Ormonde Stakes (3.15pm) and the Dee Stakes (2.40pm); Changingoftheguard and Hamish return after victory at the track last year; watch every race live on Sky Sports Racing
Spanish women’s race apologises for ‘housewife’ prize
The organisers of a women’s running race in Spain have apologised after the winner was offered a food processor to take home
Matthews holds off Pedersen to win Giro stage three
Australian Michael Matthews beat Denmark’s Mads Pedersen to claim victory on the 216km stage three of the Giro d’Italia.