Barcelona, Laporta ready for anything to get Messi back
The number one of the newly crowned champions of Spain does not mince words: “We will do everything we can.”
The number one of the newly crowned champions of Spain does not mince words: “We will do everything we can.”
The Team Gresini rider will lose three grid positions, at Mugello, due to contact with Brad Binder.
The Croatian trequartista is on loan from West Ham United.
The midfielder’s stay in Turin is far from certain.
The blue champion: “I want the time for the 100m breaststroke and I have to do the maturity.”
Initiated contacts with Chelsea for loan renewal to Nerazzurri.
The technician is in no hurry: “Now the party, there is time to plan for the future.”
51 points from the Celtics all-star as they win Game 7 (112-88). Now the challenge with Miami.
“Happy Birthday Mom!” written at the end of the match on camera.
The Belgian rainbow winner, after taking the stage and the Maglia Rosa, received news of his Covid positivity.
The South Tyrolean tennis player overcame Russian Alexander Shevchenko (6-3 6-7 6-2) in three sets.
Bianconeri victorious 2-0 on night of new injury for Frenchman.
“I’m overjoyed, thanks to my partner and the whole team-it’s great.”
The Russian tennis player took the second set 7-6.
The European 10,000 champion excels in the DKRace: 28’02” with fifteen seconds of progress.
The South Tyrolean tennis player won the first set against Alexander Shevchenko.
The Yamaha rider, seventh at the end of the French Grand Prix, revealed a detail about his physical condition.
Red Bull’s internal rivalry, according to the Mexican, can rise to the levels of one of the most iconic ever.
The Ducati rider returns to his angry reaction after the incident with Maverick Viñales.
The scoreless draw keeps the Giallorossi within striking distance of fourth-place Lazio.
The Ducati bearer returns to the incident with Viñales, and also has his say on his Yamaha colleague.
Looking ahead to 2026, the two Ferrari faces of the present and the past would be pointed out by Seidl himself.
Violent protest enacted by the home fans.
The multiple MotoGp champion finished in second place, along with teammate Maxime Martin, race-2 of the GTWC Europe at the British circuit.
“He’s not at fault, in his position he couldn’t do anything else. A normal racing accident.”
The Spaniard obviously cannot be happy.
Despite the crash and subsequent retirement, the Honda centaur explains that he “had the time of his life as he hasn’t in a long time.”
Encore against the clock for the Belgian rider of Soudal Quick-Step, who takes back the leadership symbol.