It all started in May 2014, when British racing driver Pippa Mann decided to wear a pink helmet and firesuit for the Indianapolis 500, in partnership with breast cancer foundation Susan G. Komen. Even her car was wrapped in pink with white accents. It was all to support a good cause—at first. But it quickly became something bigger, as Mann learned that her distinguished presence on the track gave other women, and especially young girls, someone to cheer for and identify with.
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Kadarius Toney won a Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs last season following a midseason trade from the New York Giants.
Apparently, he still harbors a lot of negative feelings about his time in New York. Someone named Dante Jones posted a video of the receiver from a jewelry store.
Toney put up his middle finger and said “This is for everybody in New York.”
In the video, someone super imposed a Super Bowl ring on his middle finger.
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Conor McGregor has not entered the USADA testing pool, all but certainly ruling out a 2023 return to the Octagon.
One of the most sacred rules of any NFL offense is to always protect your quarterback and that means off the field too. In his latest podcast with his brother, Jason, Travis Kelce clapped back at Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase who took a bit of a shot at Patrick Mahomes.
On June 13, Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow was asked who he thought the best quarterback in the NFL is and without skipping beat, he named Mahomes. Shortly afterward, Chase was asked the same question and named Burrow.
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Kevin O’Sullivan made a mistake on Sunday, and had a new shirt as a result Wednesday
Things were a little tense Sunday night for Florida and their head coach Kevin O’Sullivan at the Men’s College World Series.
In the bottom of the eighth inning, with the Gators holding a 5-3 lead, Oral Roberts managed to load the bases with two outs. O’Sullivan wanted to chat with his closer, First-Team All-SEC selection Brandon Neely, who had come into the game in the seventh.
There was just one problem.
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DeChambeau, a LIV Golf dissenter, had some choice words for a heckling fan at the U.S. Open and clearly won this exchange.
Bryson DeChambeau from time to time has found himself in the center of controversy. Whether that was the alleged beef with Brooks Koepka, making the move to LIV Golf, or his massive drives off the tee, he has always been a lightning rod in the sport of golf.
At the 2023 U.S. Open, a fan attempted to heckle DeChambeau. He was apparently trying to time the 2020 U.S. Open champion on the tee box.
Fred Zinkie examines some players worth trying to acquire in fantasy leagues along with names it’s time to consider dealing.
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Michael Jordan will reportedly have the final say on the Hornets’ No. 2 overall draft pick despite agreeing to sell the team.
The Charlotte Hornets announced governor Michael Jordan would be selling his majority ownership stake in the team to a group led by Gabe Plotkin and Rick Schnall last week.
Despite the sale, Jordan will apparently be making the Hornets pick at No. 2 overall when the team comes on the clock in the 2023 NBA Draft on Thursday night.
The Lions released new alternate helmets on Wednesday and the internet’s opinions were… mixed.
The new helmet, which is set to be worn with the team’s all-gray uniforms, is a light blue never been worn by an NFL team and features a throwback logo to honor the team’s past.
The team announced the helmets with a slick video posted to social, but that didn’t stop some fans from questioning the new look.
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Mercedes has improved, but will wins follow?
After a slow start to their 2023 Formula 1 season, Mercedes brought some long-anticipated upgrades to the W14 with them to the Monaco Grand Prix.
Since them, the team has seen marked improvement in results on the track. Entering the Monaco GP, Mercedes was in third place in the Constructors’ standings, six points behind Aston Martin. Now with eight races in the books, the Silver Arrows have inched into second place, sitting 13 points clear of Aston Martin.