As Formula 1 enters a new period of regulations in 2026 with ever-growing popularity and new race locations floated, this is how the calendar stacks up over the next few years.
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- Essex cricketer Robin Das charged with rape
- Australia opt to bowl, Edwards debuts, Green, Starc, Hazlewood return
- Luke Williams takes over from Lisa Keightley as Mumbai Indians’ head coach in WPL
- Boland prepares to return to South Africa, a place he ‘can’t remember’
- Gul, Kharote spin Afghanistan to victory over Japan in Asian Games opener
- Naseem Shah joins SNGPL for the ongoing President’s Trophy
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Venus loses in Hobart opener, last Aussie tuneup
Venus Williams lost 6-4, 6-3 to Tatjana Maria in the first round at the Hobart International on Tuesday, less than a week before her appearance at the Australian Open.
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Ranking the top American players as 2026 begins
Coco Gauff won another major title in 2025, and Taylor Fritz continued to lead the American men. But who else is set to make a move in 2026?
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Shamar Joseph, Evin Lewis return for Afghanistan T20Is
Quentin Sampson has earned a maiden international call-up for the series starting January 19
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Rutherford 53, Peters’ three-for puts MICT on the brink of elimination
Capitals moved to the top the table after winning by a hefty 53-run margin
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Maddinson has ‘different attitude’ since beating cancer
The left hander underwent nine weeks of chemotherapy during the off-season
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2025 F1 report cards: Is a title enough to earn Norris an A?
With the calendar set to turn to 2026, ESPN looks back at the 2025 F1 season to assign letter grades to all 21 drivers in the world championship.
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Vandy (16-0) matches best start in school history
Tyler Nickel’s 19-point,10-rebound effort helped Vanderbilt beat LSU on Saturday and improve to a perfect 16-0 on the season, matching the best start in program history.
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‘I look foolish’ – Nayar admits batting shuffle misfire in UP Warriorz’s second loss
UPW head coach said promoting Deol to open and slotting in Navgire at No. 4 against RCB was a ‘call based on the opposition’ which ‘didn’t work’
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Pérez: Partnering Verstappen ‘worst job in F1’
Sergio Pérez has said being a teammate of Max Verstappen was “the worst job there is in Formula 1.”