Canadian Soccer Association rejects mediation
(Reuters) – The Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) says it will not participate in mediation to resolve a dispute over the proposed use of artificial turf at next year’s Women’s World Cup.
Rosberg on top in Brazil practice
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Nico Rosberg took the fight to championship-leading Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton with the fastest laps in both Brazilian Grand Prix practice sessions on Friday while Fernando Alonso’s Ferrari caught fire.
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch investigated for domestic assault
(Reuters) – Police in Dover, Delaware said on Friday they are investigating an allegation of domestic assault made against star NASCAR driver Kurt Busch, but his lawyer called the accusation a “complete fabrication.”
Force India have exercised option on Perez: Mallya
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Force India have exercised an option on Mexican driver Sergio Perez for next year and are negotiating a contract extension for 2016, the Formula One team’s co-owner Vijay Mallya said on Friday.
Women’s World Cup turf dispute headed to mediation
(Reuters) – A group of top female soccer players will head to mediation with the Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) in a bid to resolve a dispute over the proposed use of artificial turf at next year’s Women’s World Cup.
NHL participation at 2018 Winter Games still uncertain
BANGKOK (Reuters) – The participation of National Hockey League players at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics remains on ice but officials hope to reach an agreement in time to avoid a repeat of the standoff before Sochi.
Murray says he will win over home fans in London
LONDON (Reuters) – Andy Murray hopes to “win back” a few fans when he opens the ATP World Tour Finals on Sunday against Kei Nishikori.
Marussia fold while Caterham appeal to fans
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Caterham urged Formula One fans to dip into their pockets for funds to keep the stricken team on the road on Friday while rivals Marussia went out of business after the agony of administration.
Bjoerndalen upset Oslo withdrew 2022 Winter Games bid
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Norwegian biathlete Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, who won a record 13th Winter Olympics medal in Sochi this year, has urged the IOC to push ahead with plans to change the bidding process after Oslo dropped out of the running to host the 20…
Former IOC boss Rogge supports Bach’s proposed reforms
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Former Olympics chief Jacques Rogge has given his seal of approval to the proposed changes his successor wants to introduce to the Games.