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FIFA announced that the Women's World Cup will expand from 32 to 48 teams starting in 2031, following the success of the 2023 tournament won by Spain. This expansion, approved unanimously by the FIFA Council, will feature a 12-group format, increasing matches from 64 to 104 and extending the tournament by a week. Additionally, FIFA is implementing new anti-racism measures and supporting Afghan women footballers through initiatives like the Afghan Women's Refugee Team (AWRT), reaffirming...

During the Indianapolis Colts' rookie minicamp, seventh-round draft pick Hunter Wohler is listed as a safety, despite being announced as a linebacker when drafted. Wohler, who played safety at Wisconsin, may fill roles at both positions, especially as a dime linebacker in passing situations, leveraging his coverage skills. With safety depth being a concern for the Colts, Wohler's versatility is valuable, but the team must ensure he focuses on mastering specific roles early in his...

Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau, once embroiled in a fierce feud in the golf world, now appear to have mended their relationship, having teamed up in various formats since their discord. VICE TV's new series, "The Grudge," explores their rivalry, featuring insights from notable figures like pro golfer Tisha Alyn and former NFL player Steve Smith Jr., chronicling how their animosity captivated golf fans and culminated in memorable moments, including a match between them. The...

Williams boss James Vowles addressed a miscommunication incident involving Carlos Sainz Jr. and Alexander Albon during the Miami Grand Prix, where both drivers scored points, with Albon finishing P5 and Sainz P9. Sainz expressed frustration after Albon overtook him despite being told not to race, while Albon noted a delay in communication contributed to the situation. Vowles assured that such miscommunication would not occur again, emphasizing the need for improved clarity in team communications, and...

Oscar Piastri has shown notable improvement in tyre management during the 2025 Formula 1 season, a development praised by McLaren team principal Andrea Stella, who attributes this progress to Piastri's collaboration with the team's engineers. Previously, Piastri faced criticism for his driving style which seemed to degrade tyre performance compared to teammate Lando Norris. This enhancement in managing tyre life reflects Piastri's commitment to refining his skills and adapting to the demands of Formula 1...

Formula 1 races are ultimately determined on the track, but the preparation for a victorious car begins months in advance of each grand prix weekend. Designers and engineers meticulously analyze regulations to uncover exploitable loopholes that can enhance speed, often pushing the boundaries of the rules. This pursuit of innovation can sometimes lead to developments that not only take advantage of regulatory gaps but also challenge the integrity of the regulations themselves. Full Article