The Monaco Grand Prix kicked off the best day on the motorsports calendar, but we didn’t get a whole lot of racing before everything came grinding to a halt.
Sure, red flags are not uncommon at Monaco, but a first lap as eventful as this one isn’t the norm.
Things went sideways in every conceivable way. Before we had even seen one lap complete, there were three different incidents that all happened before the tunnel.
First was a bit of paint trading between Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and McLaren’s Oscar Piastri that sent Sainz into the run-off area with a puncture.
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Angel Reese is making money moves.
The Chicago Sky rookie announced Tuesday that she is now a part-owner of DC Power Football Club, Washington’s new women’s pro soccer team. The Power will begin their first season in August as one of the eight founding teams in the USL Super League.
“So grateful & blessed for this new ownership!” Reese wrote on X. “Looking forward to creating new opportunities for women in professional soccer.
The gritty 114-111 victory may be Boston’s greatest claim yet, proving the NBA’s best regular-season team can truly withstand the playoffs too.
Jrue Holiday gave the Celtics the lead over Indiana with 38 seconds left before putting the finishing touches on the 18-point comeback win with a steal.
The Ferrari driver is just 78 laps away from finally tasting victory at home. Whether he can finish the job tops the storylines heading into the Monaco Grand Prix
78 laps.
260.286 kilometers.
One date with destiny.
However you measure it, Charles Leclerc is on the cusp of finally slaying the personal dragon that is his history in the Monaco Grand Prix, his home race.
Leclerc’s struggles in the race held on the streets where he grew up and learned to drive are well-documented, but the Ferrari driver will once again be starting on pole position in the Monaco Grand Prix.
That one’s going to hurt! A 36-point double-double from Jayson Tatum, plus clutch 3s from Al Horford, pushed Boston past the depleted Pacers.
On Saturday, news broke that two-time PGA Tour winner Grayson Murray had died at the age of 30.
Murray — who won the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii earlier this year — withdrew from the Charles Schwab Challenge on Friday during the second round, at which point he had said he “wasn’t feeling well.”
On Saturday, the news of his death was announced which hit those in the golf world and fans around the world hard.
As of Saturday evening, no cause of death has been revealed.
The NCAA held its Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championship this weekend in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and because the NCAA refuses to make the same kind of common sense decision that the NAIA made concerning transgender athletes competing in the women’s category, that’s what we had going on.
We’ve seen these stories across the country over the last couple of weeks, including one about RIT’s Sadie Schreiner who was called out by OutKick’s Riley Gaines after winning a Liberty League title.
Everyone has their favorite genres of online video. Some people like watching people falling off of trampolines, others like watching squirrels water ski, while others still — “psychos,” we’ll call them — like watching people pop zits (seriously, what’s wrong with you people?).
As for me, one of my favorite genres of online videos is NFL players sitting behind the glass at an NHL game and discovering the great game of hockey firsthand.
The New York Rangers and Florida Panthers are tied at 1-1 in the Eastern Conference Final, but Florida bench boss Paul Maurice is dominating on the quote-generating front.
Maurice is one of the best coaches in NHL history, but he’s still chasing that first Stanley Cup.
However, if you could win a Cup with an incredible quote (you can’t though) he’d have a ring for every finger.
The man has a way with words, and that was on display during Game 2.