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2028 Olympic Games

PANORAMA: Hardest LA28 race will start after Paralympics close! New stars coming to Grand Slam Philadelphia; FIFA Women’s World Cup to 48 in 2031

2024 Olympic Games

TSX REPORT: Bednarek, dos Santos star in Doha; four big T&F meets on six channels this week; FIFA unmoved by FIFPRO complaints

Aquatics

HIGHLIGHTS: Chen storms to win at Skate Canada; five golds for Dina Averina at Rhythmic Worlds; first Short Track win for U.S.’s Santos

2020 Olympic Games

HIGHLIGHTS: Pogacar takes over the Tour de France, Mahuchikh takes world HJ lead and Bol threatens McLaughlin in Diamond League Stockholm

2020 Olympic Games

HIGHLIGHTS: Bernal wins Giro d’Italia; Malone claims American javelin record; Jim Ryun’s U.S. junior 1,500 m mark falls to Kessler

Aquatics

HIGHLIGHTS: Richardson screams 10.74 and 10.77 at Mt. SAC + five world leaders (Benjamin 47.13!); Swiss win, U.S. women get Worlds Curling bronze

2020 Olympic Games

HIGHLIGHTS: World-leading 1:57.73 for Athing Mu; 2:04:30 marathon win for Kipchoge; Russia win ISU Figure Skating Team Trophy

Athletics

HIGHLIGHTS: Collegiate long jump record for Tara Davis; U.S.’s Gerek Meinhardt wins Foil Grand Prix; U.S. men edge Northern Ireland, 2-1

Gymnastics

GYMNASTICS Preview: Rhythmic Worlds medalist Soldatova headlines World Challenge Cup in Portimao

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2028 Olympic Games

PANORAMA: Major league players possible at LA28; Liu and Chock & Bates win at ISU Grand Prix in China; U.S. women rebound vs. Portugal,...

Cycling

CYCLING: Netherlands wins nine golds, as Lavreysen dominates sprints (again) and van de Wouw gets three wins at UCI World Track Championships

Aquatics

SWIMMING: World Aquatics World Cup ends in Toronto with WR orgy; Douglass’ stunning 100 m Free world record (49.93) is first ever under 50!

Gymnastics

GYMNASTICS: Analysis reveals good U.S. showing at Artistic Worlds, with most men’s golds since 2003, as Whittenburg, Malone win Rings and Horizontal Bar

Aquatics

SWIMMING: Toronto World Cup finale starts with world records by Hungary’s Hubert Kos and Canadian Josh Liendo!