Ryan Hunter-Reay, the 2014 Indy 500 winner, accepted McLaren’s fourth Indianapolis 500 seat after Valentino Rossi declined.
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- Damp squib closes out Lancashire’s forgettable summer
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- Out, not-out, out: England secure bizarre run-out in Oval victory
- Tom Abell 307 as Somerset dominate drawn final day with Surrey
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Russell fastest, McLarens last in Las Vegas FP3
Mercedes’ George Russell set the fastest time in final practice at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, ahead of Max Verstappen’s Red Bull.
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Hewitt return with son ends in quarterfinal loss
Lleyton Hewitt’s return from retirement with his son Cruz in doubles at the New South Wales Open challenger tournament ended with a loss in the quarterfinals.
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Giants acquire OF Wiemer from Marlins for cash
The San Francisco Giants acquired outfielder Joey Wiemer from the Miami Marlins on Friday for cash.
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McCann back with Diamondbacks on 1-year deal
The Arizona Diamondbacks agreed to a one-year, $2.75 million deal with veteran catcher James McCann on Friday.
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WI opt to bat in quest for consolation win; Duffy returns for NZ
Duffy and Foulkes return for NZ in place of Tickner and Smith
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Lego to release F1 Academy car in new partnership
A Lego-liveried car will take part in F1 Academy in 2026 as part of a new multi-year partnership between the Danish company and Formula 1’s all-female support series.
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FIA: Manhole cover fixed ahead of Vegas qualifying
The loose manhole cover that caused two red flags during second practice at the Las Vegas Grand Prix has been welded in place to avoid a repeat on qualifying day or during Saturday’s race.
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Rangers’ Garcia highlights non-tendered players
Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia and catcher Jonah Heim headline the list of 66 MLB arbitration-eligible players who were not tendered contracts by their respective teams Friday.
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Pete Alonso’s three most aggressive suitors so far — and a few other fits for the free agent first baseman
For a second straight winter, the Mets’ franchise home run king is seeking a long-term deal. Where might he land?