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The five to watch at Royal Ascot

Presswire, 16 June 2020

Despite being staged behind closed doors this year – for the first time in its history – Royal Ascot gets underway this week, keeping its usual slot in the racing calendar, irrespective of the recent suspension to the sport. With so many changes being made to the 2020 edition of the prestigious meeting, there’s a lot for fans and punters alike to take on board, particularly when looking at the latest entries and odds. But with the fast racing results service online and ITV televising six races each day, it will be easy to be kept up to speed. Let’s take a look at some of the names to look out for during Royal Ascot.

2020 Cheltenham Festival Champions Day rewind

Presswire, 12 March 2020

Day one of this year’s Cheltenham Festival - also known as Champions Day - is now done, dusted and ready for review. And, it has to be said, it wasn’t a very good day for the favourites, nor the punters who backed them, with Epatante the only front-runner to win one of day one’s big races.

Il Team Novo Nordisk passa ai freni a disco Shimano per la stagione 2020

Presswire, 15 January 2020

Il Team Novo Nordisk, la prima squadra ciclistica professionistica al mondo interamente composta da corridori con diabete, correrà la stagione 2020 su telai Colnago completi di componenti, freni a disco e misuratori di potenza Shimano di2, indossando kit progettati dalla GSG.

Will Conor McGregor face Khabib Nurmagomedov again?

Presswire, 9 January 2020

Irish fighter Conor McGregor may have been out of the cage for over a year, since he submitted in the fourth round against rival Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229, but ‘The Notorious’ is set to return to the Octagon when he takes on Donald ‘The Cowboy’ Cerrone as the headline event of UFC 246.

Euro 2020: which teams have already qualified?

Presswire, 3 December 2019

The opening match of the Euro 2020 finals will take place on June 12th at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, and qualification is almost complete. 20 places are guaranteed with the final four places to be decided by March’s play-offs. Hungary and Serbia are the favourites in the odds Euro 2020 to qualify for the finals market. But what about the teams that have secured their place already? Let’s take a look at who has already made the finals.

TUNDRA esports signs global FIFA Superstar Musaed 'MSDossary' Al-Dossary

Presswire, 8 November 2019

Total Sports Investments as an official representative of TUNDRA esports is proud to announce its high ambitions on the international level with signing the global FIFA Superstar and former World Champion Musaed „MSDossary“ Al-Dossary.

Former tennis star Martina Hingis is becoming the new ambassador for the Swiss Tennis Academy

Presswire, 29 October 2019

The 25-time Grand Slam winner Martina Hingis is continuing her contribution to tennis in Switzerland, even after retiring from the high-performance sport. As an ambassador of the international Swiss Tennis Academy, she will now be able to inspire the next generation of players.

Labosport acquires TGMS Ltd

Presswire, 12 August 2019

Labosport, a leader in sport surfaces testing, announces that it has signed today an agreement to acquire TGMS Ltd (“TGMS”), a sports surface consultancy specializing in the design & management of natural and artificial turf sports pitches in the UK. TGMS offers a comprehensive range of services including feasibility studies, design and contract supervision to support the construction of new sports pitches as well as the remediation of existing pitches.

5 Ways to Get Involved as an Amateur Rower

Presswire, 11 July 2019

If you believe that to enjoy rowing as a sport that you must be a professional rower, then you are mistaken. There are many ways to get involved with rowing as a sport without being the best at rowing or even interested in taking part in the sport regularly. If you want to get casually involved with the sport as a whole, this guide will inspire you as to the best ways to do so.

Wimbledon Records: The Open Era

Presswire, 25 June 2019

Despite a rich history dating back 142 years, which makes it the oldest tennis tournament in the world, Wimbledon wasn’t always open to professionals. Prior to 1968, the tournament was contested by top-rank amateurs, but it was with the advent of the Open Era that professional players could participate.

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