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The Latest Breaking News from Worlds

Fem van Empel reveals mindset ahead of Cyclocross Worlds rainbow defence

'I just have to bring my good legs and then try to finish' says race favourite

Cycling News

Could Mathieu van der Poel give up 'cross if he wins Worlds in Tábor?

Dutchman undecided if he will continue to focus on cyclocross

Cycling News

Honsinger, White, Brunner lead US charge for elite medals at Cyclocross Worlds

Junior riders Vida Lopez de San Roman and David Thompson offer best hopes for top placings in Tabor

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ASO and Golazo to co-organise 2025 Road World Championships in Rwanda

Rwandan Cycling Federation appoints experienced French and Belgian organisers for first-ever African cycling worlds

Cycling News

'No rush' for Oscar Chamberlain as junior world time trial champion leaps into new realm in 2024

'It is going to be a big step up into the under 23 category, but I'm ready for it and I'm excited' says 18-year-old Australian

Cycling News

Jonas Vingegaard opts for largely unchanged 2024 race programme

Tirreno-Adriatico instead of Paris-Nice and possible Olympics, Worlds appearances the only changes from 2023

Cycling News

Double off-road World Champion Isabella Holmgren sets sights on road racing in 2024

Multi-discipline teenager calls 1-2 finish with sister at Cyclocross Worlds 'dream scenario'

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Glove girls for the future of Indian boxing

Young boxers Payal, Nisha and Akansha put up dominating performances to emerge champions at the 2023 IBA Junior World Boxing Championships in Yerevan, Armenia as India concluded their impressive campaign with 17 medals. Payal handed India its first gold at the meet when she outclassed local favourite Petrosyan Heghine by…

The Times of India

Top-tube handstands and saddle to handlebar leaps: We speak to the UK's only world-class artistic cyclist

Teenager Katarina Howe was the only GB representative in the discipline of artistic cycling at the Super Worlds

Cycling Weekly

‘There’s still room for improvement’ – Brandon McNulty on the Olympics, US cycling and the time trial arms race

American looks ahead to 2024 after long-term extension with UAE Team Emirates

Cycling News

Tadej Pogacar likely to opt against riding Giro d'Italia with Worlds bid in mind

'The principal goals are the Tour, the Olympics and the Worlds' says Slovenian

Cycling News

With League of Legends Worlds 2023, Faker's GOAT status is been finally, irrevocably confirmed

If there was ever a debate, it's been firmly put to bed

GamesRadar

No Cyclocross Worlds for Tom Pidcock as Briton plans limited winter campaign

Coach Kurt Bogaerts says Ineos Grenadiers star will turn his focus to road season in January

Cycling News

Mathieu van der Poel confirms 15-race 2023-24 cyclocross campaign

Dutch world champion to start racing on December 22 to build up to Worlds defence in Tabor on February 4

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After Asia mark, time for Asian gold

Men's 4x400m team fancies its chances after sub 3-minute show at Worlds

Inverse

Inside the Secret World of the Real-Life Pokémon Professors

These lab coat-loving sages have long served as video game players’ virtual guides. But in our world? They’re Pokémon’s revered referees.

The Times of India

China Open: Sindhu out, Prannoy to lead Indian charge

HS Prannoy will spearhead the Indian challenge at the China Open BWF Super-1000 tournament, which begins in Changzhou on Tuesday. Prannoy, who stunned Viktor Axelsen and Loh Kean Yew to win bronze at the Worlds, is likely to meet the same opponents at the China Open.

The Hindu

After Worlds high, Indian relay quartet eyes bigger targets

Indian 4x400m relay team set new Asian record, aiming for Paris Olympics. Amoj, Ajmal, Anas, Rajesh training in Thiruvananthapuram. Coach Jason Dawson's plan helped them achieve 2:58 target. Amoj almost quit due to injuries, but family, friends, coach Rajmohan supported him. Rajesh scared before heats, Amoj motivated him. Sub-3-minute mark…

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Prannoy achieves career-high world ranking of No. 6, Sindhu jumps to No 14

In women’s singles, former world champion PV Sindhu, who also made an opening-round exit at the Worlds, moved one spot to secure 14th rank.

The Times of India

Indian men's 4x400m relay quartet confident of Asian Games gold after Worlds performance

NEW DELHI: Amoj Jacob, a crucial member of the men's 4x400m relay team that came tantalisingly close to breaking the USA's dominating streak at the recent World Athletics Championships, expressed his confidence on Tuesday that India would clinch the gold medal at the Asian Games. Furthermore, he revealed their aspiration…

The Times of India

Neeraj Chopra-inspired Kishore Jena looking at Asian Games after Worlds high

Kishore Kumar Jena's mercurial rise in the world of javelin continued as he finished fifth in the Athletics World Championships final in Budapest on Sunday night.

The Times of India

Eight Asiad-bound wrestlers skip Worlds trials in wake of WFI's suspension

NEW DELHI: India will field a new-look team at the World Championships next month. Eight out of the 12 wrestlers selected in the women's freestyle and greco-roman disciplines for the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou skipped the selection trials for the Belgrade Worlds held in NIS Patiala on Friday. Three…

The Hindu

Athletics Worlds | Warholm wins, pole vaulters tie on a ''Best of Track and Field'' sort of night at worlds

Norway’s Karsten Warholm powered to victory in the 400-meter hurdles Wednesday night, then put on his trademark Viking horns to celebrate his third gold medal at the world championships.

The Hindu

UWW suspends WFI for not holding elections on time

UWW suspends WFI for not holding elections on time; Indian athletes may compete as individuals in upcoming events. Indian wrestlers' names listed under 'IND' in Worlds entries; selection trials for World championships to be held at Patiala. IOA appointed Justice (retd.) M.M. Kumar as returning officer; polls stayed twice by…

The Times of India

Wrestling trials for World Championships to go ahead on August 25-26

NEW DELHI: Despite the suspension of Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) by the United World Wrestling (UWW) for failing to hold timely elections, the trials to select the Indian team for the upcoming World Championships are set to proceed as originally scheduled on August 25-26.

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