sports
Driver hospitalised after 350km/h shunt in Indy 500 practice
Alexander Rossi has been taken to hospital after a heavy crash during Indy 500 practice that saw two other cars wrecked just days out from the most prestigious race on the American calendar. Source link
Arsenal edges closer to Premier League title despite more VAR drama
Kai Havertz emerges Arsenal’s hero after scoring the winner against Burnley, and is spared a sending-off for a horror tackle. Source link
Boomers star Joe Ingles thrilled to come 'home' in coup NBL signing
The legendary Boomers and NBA star will return to Australia’s NBL for the first time since 2009, signing with Melbourne United for two years. Source link
Tomic edges closer to French Open amid Aussie qualifying nightmare
Bernard Tomic is just two wins from reaching his first main draw of the French Open since 2019 after being the only Australian to enjoy success in the qualifiers. Source link
How netball's 'super' veteran left retirement to break 12-year record
Romelda Aiken-George is supposed to be retired. Instead, the 37-year-old goal shooter is breaking all kinds of records and reinventing herself in her 19th season. After her 255th national league game on the weekend, she reveals the secret to her longevity. Source link
Scott Pendlebury not looking too far into future as record looms
Collingwood champion Pendlebury will break the AFL games record against West Coast but hasn’t pondered his future beyond then. Source link
For the second straight game, Slater has overlooked Walsh. But why?
Reece Walsh’s generational run to end 2025 was almost without peer, but he has rejoined the ranks of the mortals to start this year. Source link
Horror MotoGP crash leaves rider with broken neck
Alex Márquez is lucky to be alive after he spectacularly wrecked his MotoGP bike during the Catalan Grand Prix in Barcelona, while Johann Zarco was also taken to hospital after an equally terrifying crash later in the race. Source link
Hindley climbs into podium contention, Giro 'not over' despite Vingegaard win
Jai Hindley insists that the Giro d’Italia is not over despite Jonas Vinegagaard proving his mountain dominance with another impressive victory on stage nine. Source link
'Make it legal next time': Another blistering 100m for Aussie Nketia
For the second time this year, Eddie Nketia stops the clock in what would be an Australian record for the 100m, but is aided by an illegal tailwind. Source link