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Paula Moltzan came from fifth after Run 1 to claim a fairytale first World Cup win at Solden, beating Lara Colturi by 0.01 seconds. Mikaela Shiffrin dropped from first to seventh, defending champion Julia Scheib crashed out in Run 1, and Sunday brings the men's giant slalom with Marco Odermatt back on the glacier.
ReadTwo late wildcards have reshaped the final weeks of the men's season. Novak Djokovic is back in Basel after 15 years, chasing the points he needs for Turin, while Carlos Alcaraz has chosen Vienna over a quiet week, joining a field so strong it has been described as closer to a 1000 event. Here is why both moves matter, what happened the last time each man played these tournaments, and how the ATP Finals race now stands.
ReadKeeneland hosts the 43rd Breeders Cup on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026, with 14 Grade 1 races and more than $34 million in purses. The Classic is the centrepiece: Forever Young defends his crown against Sovereignty, who missed last year with a fever. Five horses hold dual preferences with the Dirt Mile, and Monday's draw will sort out who runs where.
ReadFerrari set the Friday pace at COTA as Charles Leclerc led FP2 for the United States Grand Prix, just ahead of championship leader Kimi Antonelli and Max Verstappen. McLaren, meanwhile, were unhappy with their handling despite bringing the first of three planned updates. This is the full Friday verdict, the exact title maths for Antonelli, and every qualifying and race time you need for the weekend in Austin.
ReadThis is a pre-match lineup guide, not a repeat of the injury picture. Chelsea are predicted to start 21-year-old Mike Penders in goal for a historic first Premier League start, while Tottenham are predicted to bring Pedro Porro straight back after a month out. James Maddison is the big doubt for Spurs. Here are both predicted XIs, what they mean, and every kickoff time you need.
ReadThe World Cup season starts where it always starts: on the Rettenbach Glacier above Solden. This guide has everything a fan needs for the weekend, start times by country, the Sunday clock change trap, where to watch in the US and UK, real ticket prices, how the bib draw works, the storylines that matter, and the weather forecast for the glacier.
ReadThe WTA Finals are back with a new home, a new title sponsor and a record $15.5m prize pool. Here is the fully confirmed eight-player field with official race points, how the final spot was decided in Ningbo, what the champion can actually earn, and typical start times for fans in the USA, the UK, Canada and Europe.
ReadA record 255 pre-entries became 255 reshuffled plans. Within 24 hours of the announcement for the Breeders Cup at Keeneland, Breeders Cup officials confirmed a wave of withdrawals led by four Aidan O'Brien runners, Phileas Fogg in the Classic and Ombudsman in the Turf. Here is every confirmed out and in, what each change does to the shape of each race, and what happens next before the draw on Monday 26 October.
ReadOn Thursday 22 October, Max Verstappen turned his US Grand Prix media day into a blunt warning about the Circuit of the Americas. The 29-year-old called the bumps unacceptable and out of control, cited vertical impacts of over 9G on his spine, and revealed his own scans show lower back damage. Here is the fallout: why COTA moves under the cars, what 9G means for a driver's body, whether Antonelli can seal the title in Austin, every session start time, Austin ticket prices and the rain forecast.
ReadThe London derby arrives with both squads held together by strapping tape. Chelsea are fourth and flying after a Joao Pedro brace at Everton, but they must face Tottenham without Emiliano Martinez, whose fractured jaw needed surgery, and Reece James, who is out for around three months after a knee operation. Spurs arrive at Stamford Bridge 16th and with Xavi Simons and Wilson Odobert lost to ACL injuries for the rest of 2026.
ReadMeetings are rarely cancelled for rain. What soft ground does to the racing, where you can actually shelter, and the footwear advice racecourses give themselves.
ReadYes, and nobody will notice. What actually matters on a raceday when you do not follow the sport, and the one thing worth checking before you buy a ticket.
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