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Barca's Pique cycles to derby match with Espanyol
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona defender Gerard Pique embraced the city's campaign to get people cycling again for the good of the environment in the coronavirus era by riding his bike to his side's derby match with Espanyol on Wednesday.
Rio mayor questions plan to readmit Brazil fans to matches
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A plan to allow supporters back into football matches in Rio de Janeiro from July 10 could be canceled if authorities cannot guarantee the safety of fans and officials, the city's mayor said on Tuesday.
Tennis - Wuhan's spot on 2020 calendar offers hope for all, says organiser
MUMBAI (Reuters) - When the WTA announced a provisional list of tournaments for the remainder of a season that will be forever defined by the COVID-19 outbreak last week, one name above all stood out -- the Wuhan Open.
Football returns to play by uncertain rules
TROY Deeney asks a very reasonable question: why is he not allowed to get a haircut but he is allowed to go back to training and in a few weeks play full contact football?
F1 says UK quarantine would make British GP impossible
LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One says the UK government's quarantine plans would rule out a British Grand Prix and affect tens of thousands of F1-related jobs if exemptions are not granted for sport.
Football is back but not as we know it
THE German Bundesliga returned to action last weekend, the first of the major European leagues to resume following the suspensions caused by the Covid-19 outbreak. The games were played behind closed doors with fans prevented from attending as part of restrictions that remain in place across most of the world.
Skiers return to Slovenian resort after lockdown eases
KANIN, Slovenia (Reuters) - Hundreds of skiers hit the slopes at Slovenia's highest ski resort on Sunday after it reopened following a coronavirus lockdown that lasted nearly two months.
Fourteen million Britons ready to get on their bikes
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain could experience a transport revolution sparked by the coronavirus pandemic with up to 14 million people ready to swap cars for bikes, British Cycling believes.
UK has chance to change transport forever - Boardman
LONDON (Reuters) - It has taken a pandemic, empty roads and one of the sunniest Springs on record for Britons to fall back in love with the bicycle but the fear keeping Chris Boardman awake at night is that it will be a brief flirtation.
Horseracing: Racing to make tentative return in Germany
BERLIN (Reuters) - Horse racing resumes in Germany on Thursday two months after a ban due to the coronavirus pandemic, with a limited number of races in front of empty stands in Hanover and strict health conditions, Germany's racing organisation said.