Sacre sprints to Champion Chase glory
Sprinter Sacre set alight this year's Cheltenham Festival with a spine-tingling victory in the Champion Chase.
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Sprint coach says he can 'fix' Torres
Former Olympic sprint champion Darren Campbell has claimed he could solve Fernando Torres's goalscoring problems for Chelsea.
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Society ready to rock at Ascot
Society Rock remains in the mix to add the Qipco British Champions Sprint to his impressive roll of honour at Ascot on Saturday.
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Athletics: Jamaica break 4x100m relay world record
Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt ended his London Games in glorious style tonight with a third gold and a world record as he anchored Jamaica to victory in a blistering men's 4x100m final in 36.84 seconds.
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Cavendish sprints to stage win
Team Sky rider Mark Cavendish has won the second stage of the Tour de France.
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Hushovd claims stage win as Roche drops back
World champion Thor Hushovd today claimed his second stage win of the 2011 Tour de France with victory in a sprint finish in Gap.
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Schwartzel leading the way in Joburg
Defending champion Charl Schwartzel sprinted into a share of the Joburg Open second-round lead with a 10-under-par 61.
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Irish cyclist claims win over Hoy
Ireland's Felix English has sensationally beaten four-time Olympic champion Chris Hoy in the European Elite Track Championships in Poland today.
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Bolt's coach rules out Commonwealth Games
Usain Bolt's coach has confirmed that the double Olympic and world sprint champion will not be competing at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in October, according to the Caribbean.
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Evans in pink as Farrar wins Giro second stage
Australian Cadel Evans, a firm favourite for the Giro d'Italia title, took possession of the race leader's pink jersey after Sunday's second stage won by American sprinter Tyler Farrar.
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Bolt dazzles home fans with 200m victory
Triple Olympic and world champion Usain Bolt ran the fourth-fastest 200 metres of all-time with a blistering 19.56 second sprint in front of his home fans at the Jamaica International Invitational on Saturday.
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John Higgins hopes to battle back
World champion John Higgins was today looking to find a way back into his second-round Crucible clash after snooker's senior citizen Steve Davis sprinted into a 6-2 lead.
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Mourinho reiterates England wish
Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says he wants to return to England to coach, hinting he could be back with a Premier League club for the start of next season.
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Bolt plans to move up to 400 metres
Olympic and world sprint champion Usain Bolt plans to move up to the 400 metres after setting world records in the 100 and 200.
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Felix makes it three 200m titles
American Allyson Felix became the first woman to win the world championship 200 metres title three times when she sprinted to victory in 22.02 seconds.
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Bolt on course for sprint double
Olympic 200m champion and world record holder Usain Bolt remained on course to claim a world sprint double after coasting through to the semi-finals of the event here on Tuesday.
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Bolt targets London success
Double Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt wants to achieve legendary status by defending his titles at London 2012.
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Bolt sets 150m record
World record holder and Olympic champion Usain Bolt added yet another title to his tally after racing to victory in the Bupa Great CityGames 150metre sprint in a new best time in Manchester.
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Eeckhout wins opening Rás stage
The opening stage of the FBD Insurance Rás climaxed with a bunch sprint into Wexford, with victory going to former Belgian champion Niko Eeckhout of the An Post M Donnelly team.
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Bolt to give Ronaldo sprint tips
Olympic champion Usain Bolt has confirmed he plans on handing Manchester United a late-season boost by giving winger Cristiano Ronaldo some one-on-one sprint training.