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  • British Olympic Association gets first female chair in 120-year history

    November 28, 2024

    Trailblazing former rowing champion Dame Katherine Grainger has been elected the first female chair of the British Olympic Association in its 120-year history. Grainger, 49, will succeed Sir Hugh Robertson in the post early next year after she completes her final term as chair of UK Sport. “It is a huge honour to be elected [...]

  • West Ham chief snubbed over ‘alarming’ football regulator letter demand

    November 28, 2024

    The Government has rejected calls from West Ham chief Karren Brady to publish a letter from Uefa which warns that domestic clubs and the England team could be banned from the Champions League and Euros over interference from the incoming football regulator. Speaking in the House of Lords, Conservative peer Baroness Brady described the correspondence [...]

  • Ed Warner: Why sports will have to change to stay down with the kids

    November 28, 2024

    A leading cricket journalist bemoaned the lack of Test cricket on terrestrial TV to me recently, trotting out the well-worn argument that the England Wales Cricket Board had severely weakened the sport when it signed coverage over to Sky back in 2005.  That’s as maybe, but if long-form cricket was free to view on mainstream [...]

  • Formula 1 agrees to retain oldest track after upgrades pledge

    November 27, 2024

    Formula 1 chiefs have ended doubts over the future of the oldest track on its race calendar by agreeing a new deal with Monza to stage the Italian Grand Prix. The extension to the current contract between the two parties is for six more years, taking it up to 2031, and comes after Monza bosses [...]

  • Manchester City ‘115 charges’ case could drag on beyond end of season

    November 27, 2024

    Manchester City’s hearing into more than 100 charges brought by the Premier League is taking longer than expected, raising fears that the season could finish with a cloud still hanging over the champions. The hearing at the International Dispute Resolution Centre off Paternoster Square in Canada was tipped to run for 10 [...]

  • Crystal Palace owner raises $40m ahead of planned IPO

    November 27, 2024

    Portuguese investment fund UCEA Capital Partners has made the initial investment as part of a $100m financing round ahead of a planned $2bn float early next year.

  • Saracens chief departs club after just 10 months in charge

    November 27, 2024

    Previous chief executive Lucy Wray stepped down after four years in the role in a surprise move halfway through last season.

  • Ahead of the Game: Leicester City decide to stick with embattled sponsor

    November 27, 2024

    Leicester City will not exercise their right to seek a new shirt sponsor after their existing partner BC.Game was declared bankrupt last week.  The crypto gaming firm’s two parent companies, Blockdance BV and Small House BV, were hit with the bankruptcy order by a court on the Caribbean island of Curacao following a legal dispute [...]

  • What does the Formula 1 expansion mean? Racing is in the fast lane

    November 27, 2024

    So after months of wondering whether Formula 1 would ever have more than 10 teams on the grid again, we have finally got our answer. Late on Monday it was announced that F1 had entered into an agreement in principle with General Motors division Cadillac for an entry into the top level of global motorsport [...]

  • Champions League absence and shorter US tour clobber Man Utd revenue

    November 26, 2024

    Manchester United suffered a £14m drop in revenue for the first quarter of their current financial year after missing out on qualification for the Champions League. Broadcast income for July to September fell by £8m, or 20 per cent, from the same period last year due to Manchester United this season playing in the less [...]

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