2025 Fantasy baseball predictions for draft season trends

The lifecycle of the current generation of Le Mans Hypercar (LMH) and LMDh prototypes has been extended until 2032 in both the World Endurance Championship and the IMSA SportsCar Championship. This decision, which follows a previous two-year extension, allows the LMH formula to span 12 years since its 2021 introduction and LMDh to last for 10 years. More Context

Liverpool has agreed to pay a transfer fee of 116 million pounds ($157 million) for attacking midfielder Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, which includes a guaranteed 100 million plus 16 million in add-ons, potentially setting a British record. Wirtz, a key player for Leverkusen and a Germany international, is expected to undergo a medical soon and reunite with former teammate Jeremie Frimpong at Liverpool. More Context

The 2025 College World Series, starting Friday at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, features a wealth of future MLB talent, including top prospects like LSU's LHP Kade Anderson and Oregon State's SS Aiva Arquette. Other notable players to watch include Arkansas's SS Wehiwa Aloy and RHP Gage Wood, showcasing the depth of skills among collegiate athletes poised for professional careers. More Context

McLaren will enter the World Endurance Championship's Hypercar division in 2027, with United Autosports managing the factory team. The British outfit will field two LMDh hybrid prototypes under the McLaren United AS banner, marking their transition from successful LMP2 competition to the Hypercar category. More Context

The World Endurance Championship will maintain its eight-race calendar in 2026, featuring the same events and excluding Silverstone. Additionally, the Le Mans 24 Hours will coincide with Formula 1’s Barcelona race, as announced by the Automobile Club de l’Quest during a press conference. More Context

Malcolm Wilson has been elected as the FIA Deputy President for Sport during the FIA's Extraordinary General Assembly in Macau, following a nomination by FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. He fills the position previously held by Robert Reid, who resigned due to concerns over a 'standards breakdown' within the organization. More Context