Star Gold Cup cars: First Chevron single-seater and Birley's Prelude return

Ajax and adidas have launched the new 2025/26 away kit, featuring a deep “Night Sky” blue base with a marbled pattern inspired by Amsterdam's waterways. The kit showcases Ajax's classic emblem, reinstated after 34 years, and highlights the club's heritage with references to Amsterdam's founding year, emphasizing the importance of nurturing home-grown talent with the tagline, “It’s in our water!” Want More Context? 🔎

The Atlanta Dream (15-11, 9-6 Eastern Conference) face the Dallas Wings (8-19, 3-12 Western Conference) in Arlington, Texas, after a narrow 77-75 loss to the Golden State Valkyries. Both teams have key injuries, with the Wings missing Maddy Siegrist and Tyasha Harris, while the Dream will be without Rhyne Howard; the Wings previously defeated the Dream 68-55 on June 25. Want More Context? 🔎

Jimmy Vesey, once a promising winger for the New York Rangers, has struggled to maintain his performance in the NHL, recording only eight points last season with the Colorado Avalanche. Now 32, he is reportedly considering offers from multiple KHL teams, including SKA St. Petersburg, as he faces an uncertain future in professional hockey. Want More Context? 🔎

Cameron Brink made her long-awaited return to the WNBA on July 29, 2025, playing for the Los Angeles Sparks against the Las Vegas Aces after recovering from an ACL tear that sidelined her for over a year. In her first game back, she scored five points and contributed three rebounds and an assist, but the Sparks lost 89-74, despite Kelsey Plum's leading performance with 22 points. Want More Context? 🔎

The Indiana Fever recently secured a 93-78 victory over the Chicago Sky, with Sky star Angel Reese sidelined due to a back injury. Fever coach Stephanie White praised Reese as the best rebounder in the WNBA, highlighting her significant impact on the game; Reese averaged 13.8 points and 12.5 rebounds in her second season, mirroring her strong rookie performance. Want More Context? 🔎

During a tense game between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries, a fan threw a neon green dildo onto the court, prompting a mix of shock and amusement. The incident has raised numerous questions about the motivations and logistics behind such an act, solidifying its status as a uniquely Atlanta moment in sports history. Want More Context? 🔎