Jai Hindley takes stage 5 and yellow jersey with solo effort – Tour de France

Jai Hindley soloed to Stage 5 glory and the yellow jersey in Laruns as a pulsating day in the Pyrenees saw defending champion Jonas Vingegaard break his big rival Tadej Pogacar on the Col du Marie Blanque. Australian debutant Hindley now leads Vingegaard by 47 seconds in the new-look general classification, with Pogacar down to sixth after losing over a minute.

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Luis Enrique replaces Christophe Galtier as PSG manager

Paris Saint-Germain fired coach Christophe Galtier after a disappointing season on Wednesday and replaced him with former Spain and Barcelona manager Luis Enrique. Enrique was introduced at a press conference hours after Galtier was dismissed. Club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi said his arrival will mark the start of a “new cycle, with a new style of play.”

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Formula 1 announces 24 race calendar for 2024

The 2024 F1 season will start with two Saturday night Grands Prix in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, next year’s record 24-race calendar revealed on Wednesday. Bahrain will host the first race of the season on Saturday March 2 with Formula 1 heading to the streets of Jeddah the following week.

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Manchester United sign Mason Mount from Chelsea for £55m

Manchester United have completed the signing of Mason Mount from Chelsea on a contract to 2028 with the option of

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Philipsen wins chaotic sprint finish on stage four – Tour de France

Belgium’s Jasper Philipsen doubled up in Stage 4 on the Nogaro motor racing circuit to edge out Australia’s Caleb Ewan and soar into the green jersey. Philipsen proved the strongest once again in a hectic finish that saw multiple riders hit the deck, including Fabio Jakobsen.

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