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Igor Arrieta correrá tres años en Lidl-Trek
Igor Arrieta cambiará de maillot. Según ha podido saber MARCA, el ciclista español del UAE Team Emirates-XRG correrá las tres próximas temporadas en Lidl-Trek, uno de los proyectos más potentes y ambiciosos del pelotón internacional. El navarro, uno de los corredores nacionales con mayor margen de crecimiento, se incorporará a una estructura que llevaba mucho tiempo detrás de él y que siempre le tuvo apuntado en rojo como una pieza de futuro. sportbet.rodeo
Charles Barkley declined invitation to attend Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift wedding
Who would say no to an invitation to the Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift wedding?
Charles Barkley would. And did.
Via Brandon Contes of Awful Announcing, Barkley said on 97.5 The Fanatic that he was invited to the event, but he chose not to go.
"I don’t go to weddings or funerals,” Barkley said. “But I did get an invite, and I politely declined because I thought it was going to be a crap show. I love Travis and Jason, and I’ve only met Taylor one time, but yeah, I did get an invite. But I said, that’s just too much. I just want to hang out and play golf, and I don’t want to dress up and all that other stuff. But I appreciate the invitation. It was pretty special."
The invitation reportedly came with an NDA. And, frankly, it's easy to envision Barkley saying he's not signing any damn NDA.
Generally, I agree with his approach. I rarely go to weddings. And funerals are sad and awkward and stressful but, sometimes, you just have to go. (Especially to your own.)
For Barkley, who is hilarious and blunt and gives no effs and who I could listen to all day long (especially if Shaq is around), there's one way they could have enticed him to show up — they could have added a note in the invitation that the menu will include churros.
The Spin | ‘Plant pots in the urinals’: Lord’s pioneers reunite and reflect 50 years after first women’s game
On the eve of the first women’s Test at Lord’s, nine England players and one Australian from 1976 are gathering
On Thursday, in a room in central London about three miles from Lord’s, a group of 10 women will gather together for a very special reunion. Fifty years ago, on 4 August 1976, they made history when they were among the first female cricketers to play a match at the so-called Home of Cricket: a one-day international between England and Australia.
England strolled to an eight-wicket win, chasing down 162 thanks to half-centuries from Enid Bakewell, opening up with Lynne Thomas, and Chris Watmough, coming in at No 3. But the importance of the occasion was less about the details of the match than what it represented. After almost five decades of the Women’s Cricket Association knocking on MCC’s door, the success of the first World Cup three years earlier finally persuaded the club that it was time to host a women’s match.
Continue reading...Wimbledon 2026: Noskova v Mertens, Kostyuk v Paolini, Fritz v Zverev, Cobolli v Fery in quarter-finals – live
Updates from Wednesday’s last-eight action in SW19
Arthur Fery: the wildcard carrying GB hopes | Mail Katy
One of Fery’s former coaches at Stanford University, Paul Goldstein, who’s flown to London to watch the quarter-final, is being interviewed on the BBC. “Arthur’s an even better human being than tennis player. He has an exceptional emotional maturity beyond his years,” he says, bravely standing in the 30C+ sun by the practice courts. There again he’s from California, this British heatwave is probably nothing to him.
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Continue reading...Todo a Newey: lo que mejorará en Aston Martin tras un fracaso mayúsculo
Adrian Newey ha vuelto a los focos con todas las de la ley. El gurú británico de la Fórmula 1 reapareció en Silverstone, asumió la responsabilidad en la crítica del proyecto que lidera (con sólo un punto, de Fernando Alonso en Mónaco, tras las primeras nueve citas), Aston Martin, y es la personalidad que encarna a las mejoras programadas del cuadro británico a partir del Gran Premio de Hungría. Como ya ocurrió en el corto invierno, sobre los hombros del ingeniero de Stratford-upon-Avon se ponen todas las expectativas. Con una diferencia: no puede volver a salir tan mal.