Austrian Paralympic Committee stores Tokyo 2020 uniform with armed forces
The Austrian Paralympic Committee (ÖPC) have stored uniforms for next year's Games in Tokyo with the armed forces.
French Ski Federation agrees four-year deal with the MGEN group
The French Ski Federation (FFS) has announced the MGEN group as an official partner of the country’s Nordic ski teams after agreeing a four-year partnership.
Italy’s national teams to train at Turin 2006 sliding venue ahead of new season
Italy’s top bobsleigh, skeleton and luge racers are set to step up their preparations for the new season by training on the track used at Turin 2006.
British National Para-Swimming Championships pushed back to 2021
New dates have been set for the British National Para-Swimming Championships, which have been delayed by a month.
Belgian Paralympic Committee representatives given Baillet Latour Fund tour
A Belgian Paralympic Committee (BPC) delegation has been given a tour of the village of Latour by the Baillet Latour Fund.
More than 10,000 spectators attend baseball and football matches as Japan eases capacity restrictions
More than 5,000 spectators have been permitted to return to Nippon Professional Baseball and J-League matches after an easing of coronavirus restrictions in Japan.
SASCOC set to end disciplinary action against Hendricks paving way for him to stand at next Presidential election
The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) is set to end disciplinary action against its suspended Acting President Barry Hendricks, paving the way for him to stand in the organisation's Presidential election.
Yekaterinburg 2023 unveils "live" logo for Summer World University Games
Yekaterinburg 2023 has unveiled a "live" logo for the Summer World University Games, which will change depending on the context.
Head of Russian national training centre and Sochi 2014 Chef de Mission detained over embezzlement case
The head of the Centre of Sports Preparation (CPS) for Russian national teams has been detained as part of a criminal embezzlement case.
Former FIFA director says exemptions made in beIN World Cup contracts during trial
Former FIFA television rights director Niclas Ericson has said beIN Media Group were awarded contracts for two FIFA World Cups without other tenders being sought.
Czech Olympic Committee President Kejval to be challenged by women's national team hockey coach Neusser
Czech Olympic Committee (COC) President Jiří Kejval is set to be challenged by the women's national team hockey coach Filip Neusser at next month's election.
Spectator numbers cut at French Open as country records 13,215 new COVID-19 cases
The number of fans allowed each day at the French Open has been cut to 5,000 due to rising coronavirus figures.
Beijing 2022 venues to be ready for ice production by end of year
All ice rinks set to be used at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing will be ready for ice production by the end of the year, local officials have claimed.
Birmingham 2022 Aquatics Centre construction can be "key" to economic recovery, claims Mayor
A multi-million-pound project to build the Aquatics Centre for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham will be "key" to rebuilding the local economy, according to Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands.
Pogačar set to win Tour de France after stunning time trial overhauls Roglič
Tadej Pogačar produced a stunning individual time trial to snatch the Tour de France title away from fellow Slovenian Primož Roglič on a dramatic penultimate day of the race.
