Lewis Hamilton driving the famous red car combines two of the most storied names in the sport. Can it deliver the 40-year-old driver one final championship? 🔗 on.wsj.com/4hvlbof

Joshua Robinson Arrived in Ukraine

George Foreman, the heavyweight boxing champion who made a fortune by putting his name on a grill, has died. He was 76. on.wsj.com/4kSeIHc

The 2025 @pinsentmasons Sports Writing Award shortlist celebrates the best in sports storytelling — powerful, insightful, and unforgettable. Which writer’s voice will take the crown? More Than a Game, David Horspool (John Murray Press) Munichs, David Peace (@faberbooks) States of

Arsenal is taking a 3-0 lead into the second leg of its Champions League quarterfinal against Real Madrid. But now comes the hard part: It has to play in the Bernabéu Stadium. on.wsj.com/3EuE9hm

One legendary man was drawn to Formula One for its speed. The other saw an F1 team as a way to make money. on.wsj.com/42PHPCr

Formula One‘s bold bet: Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton on.wsj.com/4iFemRU

“I’m a positive guy, but I’m never happy,” says Formula One’s Stefano Domenicali ahead of this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix on.wsj.com/3SkEEhk

It took 13 goals, 210 minutes and one miraculous late save, but Inter Milan finally edged out Barcelona to advance to the Champions League final on.wsj.com/4iVKe4O

Most of Europe’s biggest clubs were founded more than a century ago. Paris Saint-Germain, which plays in Saturday’s Champions League final, was a more modern invention, designed to put the French capital on the soccer map. on.wsj.com/3HtMkvs

The 18-year-old Brazilian Joao Fonseca was set to play tennis for the University of Virginia. But he’s proving that the pro tour is where he belongs. on.wsj.com/4502aYL

Inter Milan’s squad is made up of backups and journeymen. Its payroll is nowhere near the top of the standings. But the Italian club is in the final of Europe’s biggest competition for the second time in three years. on.wsj.com/3StQ4zC

PSG hammered Inter Milan 5-0 to become the first French club to win soccer’s biggest club competition since 1993. on.wsj.com/4dH2L3y

The 21-year-old American, who was swept aside in the 2022 final at Roland-Garros, showed her improved resilience to overcome world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in three sets on.wsj.com/3FCAxL1

Carlos Alcaraz Outlasts Jannik Sinner in French Open Final for the Ages From Court Philippe-Chatrier: wsj.com/sports/tennis/…

In a 5-hour, 29-minute marathon that ranks as one of the greatest championship matches in tennis history, 22-year-old Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a two-set deficit to defend his Roland-Garros title on.wsj.com/3Hv5S2R

Reading this currently and one of the best sports books I’ve read in a long while! Brilliant writing by Jonathan Clegg and Joshua Robinson. Inspirational storytelling and gripping subject…👍👌🏎️

𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐂𝐊 | THE CLUB by Joshua Robinson, Jonathan Clegg How did English football - once known for its stale pies, bad book-keeping and hooligans - become a commercial powerhouse and the world's premium popular entertainment? 🛒 stanchionbooks.com/products/the-c…

Aryna Sabalenka needed practice partners who could live with her blistering groundstrokes. The ones she found happen to be the best players on the men’s circuit. on.wsj.com/4eOowiR

📅 #OnThisDay in 2009, Cristiano Ronaldo was officially presented as a Real Madrid player, further setting up his competitive rivalry with Lionel Messi. 📙 “Messi vs Ronaldo” by Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg explores the rivalry between the pair.