The Singapore Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled this weekend, despite a heavy haze descending. Conditions across the region have led to flights being diverted or cancelled, and local sports events have had to be suspended. However, a statement released by race organisers says that there are no plans to amend the racing programme. They added that a number of measure have been put in place for fans, including health advice information around the course, and the availability of masks.
Countdown begins to Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Preparations have kicked into top gear with just 50 days to go until F1 cars hit Yas Marina Circuit for the opening session of the 2026 Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Brazilian Camara to replace Ocon at Haas F1 team next season
Brazilian Rafael Camara will race for Haas next season after signing a multi-year deal, the US-owned Formula One team said on Thursday.
FIFA to amend Article 27 of disciplinary code after Balogun case
FIFA will amend its disciplinary regulations after controversy over its decision to suspend US forward Folarin Balogun’s automatic World Cup ban, the Belgian Football Association (RBFA) said on Thursday after raising the issue with soccer’s governing body.
Jon Rahm to forfeit remaining payments in LIV Golf settlement
Jon Rahm wants out of his commitment with LIV Golf and is willing to leave millions of dollars behind to achieve that, Front Office Sports reported Thursday.
Donaldson injury a late blow for Wallabies ahead of All Blacks clash
Australia have been dealt a late blow ahead of Saturday’s second Bledisloe Cup Test against New Zealand, with flyhalf Ben Donaldson ruled out with an injury to his kicking leg.
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