Saudi GP on despite lengthy driver protest
This weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is expected to go ahead despite drivers raising concerns about a missile attack on a nearby oil facility on Friday afternoon.
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Saint Peter’s stuns, first 15-seed ever in Elite 8
No. 15 seed Saint Peter’s became the lowest seed ever to advance to the Elite Eight after its shocking upset of Purdue on Friday night.
Messi ponders future after Argentina WCQ win
Lionel Messi scored on his return to Argentina in a 3-0 win over Venezuela and said he will “reassess many things” after Qatar 2022.
U.S. skater Zhou wins bronze, Japan’s Uno gold
Olympic bronze medalist Shoma Uno concluded a dominant performance at the figure skating world championships by winning the gold medal Saturday.
Kobe Bryant’s estate reaches new deal with Nike
The Kobe Bryant estate reached a new deal with Nike nearly a year after Bryant’s initial endorsement deal with the company expired.
Guardians’ Karinchak sidelined by shoulder strain
Guardians reliever James Karinchak could miss the start of the regular season with a shoulder strain suffered earlier this week in camp.
Boston has 28/22, leads S. Carolina to Elite Eight
Aliyah Boston became the fourth woman in NCAA tournament history to have 25 points and 20 rebounds in Friday’s win over North Carolina.
After fleeing, Ukrainian wins Jerusalem Marathon
A Ukrainian athlete who fled the country with her daughter has won this year’s Jerusalem Marathon.
PK Zuerlein, cut by Cowboys, signs deal with Jets
The Jets have signed kicker Greg Zuerlein, who lost his job with the Cowboys after 12 total misses in 2021.
Binotto: Saudi GP boycott would have been wrong
The Ferrari team principal said it would have been wrong for drivers to leave the country.