Hollie Doyle is set to be out of action after picking up an injury at Bath. She was riding Vault Of Heaven when her mount went badly wrong. Doyle has said she will be on the sidelines for “a while”.
Leigh Leopards secured a dominant victory over Hull FC in the Super League, with a final score of 42-6. Josh Charnley’s hat-trick brought him close to Ryan Hall’s Super League record. Umyla Hanley’s performance was also a major factor in Leigh’s win.
Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart introduced President Donald Trump at a Friday event in Rockland County, New York. It’s a risky move for any player who hopes to appeal to everyone. Dart can expect to get at least some of the same kind of blowback that those with a different perspective have gotten when they choose to speak out.
The Bayshore Marathon is set to bring around 8,000 runners to Traverse City this Memorial Day weekend. The Traverse Track Club estimates the event will generate roughly $2.5 million for the local economy. All three races for the marathon have sold out.
Charlton Athletic Women are set to welcome Leicester City to The Valley for a Play-Off match. The game, presented by Mercedes-Benz, will kick off at 12.30pm BST. Fans can enjoy various activities, including a half-time raffle and pre-match food options.
Stage 14 of the Giro d’Italia is predicted to be a pivotal mountain stage. The route features five categorized climbs, including three category 1 ascents and a summit finish. The expectation is that the stage will significantly impact the general classification.
Chelsea officials have reportedly spoken with the mother of Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappé. New Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso is reportedly keen on a reunion with the Frenchman. Alonso’s list of transfer targets for Chelsea also includes other Real Madrid players.
The Quotidien de Roland-Garros has released its latest edition. It includes the order of play and a look at the players to watch. The focus is on the fifth day of the Opening Week of Roland-Garros 2026.
Daizen Maeda is likely to play his last game for Celtic in Saturday’s Scottish Cup final against Dunfermline Athletic. Celtic manager Martin O’Neill believes Maeda has earned a chance to play in England’s Premier League. Dunfermline Athletic manager Neil Lennon says Saturday’s Scottish Cup final opponents Celtic “are a very good team, but they’re not a super team.”
Indianapolis is bracing for rain during the upcoming race weekend. Carb Day on Friday is expected to be cloudy and cool with rain arriving, while Saturday may see lingering showers. Sunday could bring more pop-up showers and storms.