Baku 2026: Formula 1 Faces Two Tracks in One
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix returns September 24-26. A 2.2-kilometer flat-out stretch and the old city's narrow streets demand an unusual compromise from F1 teams.
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix returns September 24-26. A 2.2-kilometer flat-out stretch and the old city's narrow streets demand an unusual compromise from F1 teams.
The World Road Running Championships begin in Copenhagen on September 19 and 20. The mile, 5 km and half marathon put elite and amateur runners on the same city streets.
Kylian Mbappé has left Nike to become the face and a product partner of On. With Thierry Henry leading football, the Swiss brand is preparing an offensive that goes beyond endorsement.
The PURE Insurance Championship pairs 80 First Tee teenagers with PGA Tour Champions figures. At Pebble Beach, competition becomes a laboratory for mentorship.
The Japan Sports Masters 2026 opens in Ishikawa with a powerful idea: competition does not end after 35, it changes pace. The event reveals a growing market linking sport, health and regional development.
Todd Boehly and Mark Walter relinquish their stakes: Clearlake takes the reins of Chelsea and opens a decisive new chapter at Stamford Bridge.
Burna Boy will headline the halftime show of the Steelers-Saints game, the first regular season NFL match played in France. In Paris, American sports and African music are preparing for a global moment.
The Protect College Sports Act cleared a major hurdle by 74 votes to 24. Revenue, image rights and athlete power are all at stake.
From 2027 to 2029, Charlotte will host the WTA Finals at Spectrum Center and become home to the tour's global headquarters. Behind the show is a new commercial strategy for women's sports.
Nairobi has won the bid to host the World Athletics Championships 2029. For the first time, the global track and field event will take place in Africa, in a country that has shaped the history of running.
The Protect College Sports Act has cleared a major U.S. Senate hurdle. Behind the legal fight, the bill could redefine value sharing, transfers, NIL rights and the economics of college athletics.
The World Football Summit celebrates its tenth anniversary in Madrid on September 15 and 16, 2026. Over 2,500 participants from 90 countries will confront their visions on investment, fan revenues, female leadership, and the new economic role of players.
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