Transgender women to be banned from playing in most domestic female competitions

As Formula 1 approaches its summer shutdown, the Hungarian Grand Prix marks the last race before a mandatory 14-day break where no F1 activities can occur. Teams like Ferrari, Mercedes, and Red Bull are in a tight battle for second place, while McLaren's Oscar Piastri seeks to extend his lead over teammate Lando Norris following their memorable race last year in Hungary. Want More Context? 🔎

The Chicago Bears welcomed rookie wide receiver Luther Burden back to practice but may face a setback with defensive tackle Shemar Turner, who could miss up to four weeks due to an ankle injury. This absence, compounded by cornerback Jaylon Johnson's ongoing injury, opens opportunities for other players to secure roster spots ahead of the season. Want More Context? 🔎

Nick Cassidy secured his third consecutive Formula E victory for Jaguar in London, marking a triumphant end to his tenure with the team. Starting from pole due to a penalty for Dan Ticktum, Cassidy showcased his adaptability in a different race style, reinforcing his impressive comeback performances this season. Want More Context? 🔎

In celebration of Chevron's 60th anniversary, the historic B7, originally raced by Peter Gethin in 1967, made a brief appearance in the 1000cc Historic Formula 3 at Oulton Park. Despite its recent restoration by Mike O’Brien’s Speedsport team, the car encountered teething problems that prevented 2023 champion Samuel Harrison from fully demonstrating its capabilities. Want More Context? 🔎

Centre Garry Ringrose has been ruled out of the British and Irish Lions' third Test against Australia due to a head injury, having previously missed the first Test for the same reason. Assistant coach Andrew Goodman expressed Ringrose's disappointment, noting his strong performances during the tour and his leadership role within the team. Want More Context? 🔎

This Israeli club is interested in Naeem MohammedGhanaian striker Naeem Mohammed has attracted interest from Maccabi Netanya, who have offered €200,000 to Halmstads BK for his transfer, as his contract expires in January 2026. With 3 goals and 2 assists in 15 appearances this season, negotiations are ongoing, and a move to Israel could be likely. Want More Context? 🔎