As the final weeks of the 2024/25 season tick by, Sky Sports takes a look at the front-runners in the promotion race from the Championship to the Premier League. Championship Predicted table ...

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Sixth in last season's Champion Bumper then runner-up in Grade 1 at Punchestown; won two Graded novice hurdles at Navan (2m4f, yielding/soft) at end of last year and made it 4-4 in this sphere with 8l ...

Arguably the most demanding and difficult ultramarathon in the world took place this week, and nobody finished. Known as The Barkley Marathons, the American-based sports challenge drives athletes ...

Photo / Michael Dawson Athletics NZ At 15, Tauranga’s Sam Ruthe is the youngest person in history to run a four-minute mile – but that doesn’t mean his coach is putting him on the fast track.

He may not be old enough to have a driver’s license, but Sam Ruthe can run a world-class mile. On March 19, Ruthe, who turns 16 on April 12, ran 3:58.35 in the four-lap race at ACA Mile Night in ...

Other top runners to miss out were Gold Cup third and fourth Gentlemansgame and Monty's Star, plus classy Grade 1 winner Envoi Allen. While The Real Whacker, Trelawne, Limerick Lace, Pinkerton ...

At least, it used to be. It doesn’t take a lot of effort or creativity to hate a league-wide rule change, like the one that introduced an automatic runner at second base in extra innings in 2020.

He said that JPJ was trying to track down the runners, but had no success so far. “For now, despite all our efforts, we have not been able to contact them. So, we are exploring other methods to ...

Fifteen-year-old Tauranga runner Sam Ruthe is lining up a world record attempt this week. Ruthe is hoping to break the four-minute mile barrier, aiming to become both the youngest person ever and the ...

To that list, you might add Italian masters runner Antonio Rao lacing up for the Rome Marathon. On Sunday, the 92-year-old completed his 30th consecutive Rome Marathon, finishing in a time of 6:44:16.