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  • Team GB star tipped to end 20-year wait at Sports Personality of the Year

    December 9, 2024

    Olympic 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson is tipped to become the first female track and field athlete to win BBC Sports Personality of the Year for two decades after the shortlist was announced on Monday. Team GB’s golden girl of middle distance running is the odds-on favourite with bookmakers to claim the prize, which is decided [...]

  • Ed Warner: It’s sports awards season, so here’s my team of the year

    December 5, 2024

    ParalympicsGB are my team of the year – they succeeded where others failed and all without the fanfare they deserved, says Ed Warner. Sports award season is upon us. This of the Year and That of the Year, on red carpets and across multiple platforms with misty eyes and banging showreels.  Not a vintage year [...]

  • Sport isn’t as inclusive as it thinks it is – but brands can make it right

    December 3, 2024

    From events giving less than one per cent of places to disabled participants to getting braille wrong on the medals, sport still has a long way to go on inclusion. But that’s where brands can help, says Steve Howell. Everyone knows that sport is an incredible force for good. Bringing a nation together, giving people [...]

  • Ed Warner: Gold rush for athletes as sport venures into crazy territory

    November 21, 2024

    Too much money chasing too few goods spells inflation. In the madcap pursuit of novel sporting ventures it is the athletes whose prices are swelling. 

  • Michael Johnson project Grand Slam Track to launch in Kingston

    November 11, 2024

    Michael Johnson’s breakaway Grand Slam Track project will start in Kingston, Jamaica in 2025, it was revealed on Monday. The project, which aims to replicate Grand Slam tennis with four major events across 2025, will also race in Los Angeles. Two further host cities will be announced this week. Grand Slam Track has over $30m [...]

  • Ed Warner: Chair the football regulator? No thanks, not even for £130k

    November 7, 2024

    The job ad for the chair is being circulated widely by opponents of the concept of a regulator in the hope that a moderate rather than a zealot will land the role.

  • Cricket, rugby and football stars invest in health start-up

    November 4, 2024

    England rugby international Courtney Lawes and Arsenal footballer Ben White are also among the 60 professional sportspeople invested in The Players Fund.

  • London 2012 medallist hires Bosman lawyer to reinstate Paris place

    October 24, 2024

    When Elena Congost Mohedano, a blind marathon runner, crossed the finish line in Paris last month, the Spaniard thought that she had completed the set of Paralympic medals with a bronze at the age of 37. Her delight turned to anguish, however, after she was disqualified for letting go of the tether to her guide [...]

  • Football and Formula 1 most popular sports among Gen Z, but not rugby

    October 17, 2024

    Football, running and Formula 1 are the most popular sports among Gen Z adults, but rugby does not feature in the top 15. Analysis by accounting firm EY has unearthed the top 15 sports among adults aged 18-27. Interestingly wellness sports and hiking make the Gen Z list while larger sports such as rugby union [...]

  • Ed Warner: My 10 sports for a slimmed down Commonwealth Games

    October 3, 2024

    The self-styled ‘friendly games’ are no longer quite so friendless: it appears Glasgow will indeed host a slimmed-down edition of the Commonwealth Games in 2026, although still we await official confirmation.  The trouble is that 20 into 10 won’t go, and boxing’s political turmoil is holding up a decision on which sports will be left [...]

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