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Blackpool kicked off their 2026/27 League One preparations by bringing in forward Dion Charles on a season-long loan from rivals Huddersfield Town. Charles, who started at Blackpool's academy before being released young, shone under Evatt at Bolton with 57 goals in 149 games but struggled at Huddersfield with just four goals in 55 appearances. He steps in to replace Ashley Fletcher and joins attackers like Jake Beesley, bringing over 70 League One goals from his career. Fans are excited, with the club teasing the signing as their first summer coup, while Huddersfield sees it as a fresh start for the curly-haired forward entering his contract's final year.

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Dion Charles is heading home to Blackpool, the club where he first kicked a ball as a kid in their academy. Now 30, the Northern Ireland striker reunites with coach Ian Evatt, who knows exactly how to unlock his scoring touch.

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The two-time F1 champion skipped Friday's FP1 practice after the birth but jumped back in for FP2, finishing P19 while sharing his joy: 'Everything went well, both mom and baby.' Partner Melissa Jiménez, a Spanish sports journalist, kept the pregnancy private; Spanish media confirm it's a boy. The paddock celebrated with hugs from Charles Leclerc, a photo with Lewis Hamilton, and a cheeky Mercedes baby onesie, as Alonso eyes his third title with renewed drive.

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Fernando Alonso rolled into Suzuka with a beaming smile, fresh from becoming a dad for the first time at 44. His son arrived on March 25, just before lights out.

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The seven-time champion dominated the 2026 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix with a perfect three-stop strategy, finishing ahead of Mercedes' George Russell and McLaren's Lando Norris for an all-British podium – the first since 1968. Kimi Antonelli's late engine failure handed second to Russell and boosted Hamilton to second in the standings on 115 points, trailing Antonelli's 156. Ferrari celebrated with trophy displays in Maranello, a 'Grazie Lewis' sign, and a photo of Hamilton with Carlo Ancelotti, while Norris praised the veteran driver and McLaren enjoyed podium hugs and buggy rides.

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Lewis Hamilton crossed the line 19 seconds ahead, fist-bumping his engineer over radio with a virtual 'Lewis 🤜💥🤛 Carlo' – his first victory in Ferrari red.

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A data post spotlighted Leclerc's rare F1 resilience—no three consecutive retirements across 177 starts—right after his double DNFs in Monaco on June 7 and Spain, where power steering and brakes failed from a P10 start. Fans reacted with superstition, some begging for the post's deletion while others trolled about his 81-point championship gap to leader Kimi Antonelli after a solid P4 in Canada. With Austria's high-speed Red Bull Ring up next June 27-29, all eyes are on whether Ferrari's SF-26 reliability lets him extend the streak amid teammate Lewis Hamilton's fresh Spanish win.

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Charles Leclerc just crashed out at home in Monaco and retired early in Spain, yet fans are buzzing over one unbreakable stat: he has never had three DNFs in a row.

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During Saturday's FP3 at the Monaco Grand Prix, reigning champion Lando Norris accused Hamilton of deliberately blocking him at Turn 15, while Hamilton countered that Norris exaggerated the move since the chequered flag was imminent. Onboard footage showed Hamilton pushing on an outlap to beat the session end as Norris chased a quick time, but no stewards investigated the practice-session spat. Kimi Antonelli topped the chaotic session for Mercedes ahead of Charles Leclerc and Hamilton, with Norris in P8; qualifying later put Antonelli on pole, Hamilton third, and Norris eighth ahead of Sunday's race.

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Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari loomed ahead in Monaco's tight streets, sparking instant radio fireworks as Lando Norris cried foul on his flying lap.

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Puerto Rican star Oscar Collazo improved to 15-0 with 12 knockouts, stopping short-notice replacement Neider Valdez at 2:35 of the second round to claim the WBO International flyweight belt in Oceanside, California. What started as a strawweight title defense shifted after Joey Canoy's visa issues and Valdez missing weight by over six pounds, with Collazo tipping scales at 110.6. The 29-year-old unified strawweight champ, who won his first world title in just his seventh pro fight, called out flyweight contender Ricardo Sandoval next while eyeing undisputed status at 105 before moving up.

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Oscar Collazo stalked his foe like a predator, then unleashed a devastating southpaw left that floored Neider Valdez three times in round two. The corner wisely waved it off, sparing their fighter further punishment.

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