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Goodell's remarks follow a federal class-action lawsuit filed last week by former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores — who accuses the league, along with three NFL franchises, of alleged racial discrimination.

Goodell's remarks follow a federal class-action lawsuit filed last week by former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores — who accuses the league, along with three NFL franchises, of alleged racial discrimination.

Just as the relaxation of Covid regulations meant that the countdown to the TT could begin in earnest; an unseemly spat has sullied the atmosphere. On Monday 22nd this brief message was issued: JOINT STATEMENT ISSUED BY ACUE AND IOMTTMA STATEMENT REGARDING THE DISMISSAL OF A CHIEF SECTOR MARSHAL ...

A Chief Sector Marshal has been removed from his role following critical comments made on social media. Race organisers said the individual’s p...

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - Mercedes’ protest against Max Verstappen has been dismissed by the stewards but the classification decision has yet to be made

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - After having both of their protests dismissed by the stewards in the last couple of hours, Mercedes lodged an intention to appeal

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - Just less than an hour after Mercedes’ first protest was dismissed, the second has also been rejected by the stewards

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - Michael Masi has included some Sporting Code articles in his race notes reminding drivers of consequences for unsporting behaviour

Red Bull, Mercedes drivers are tied in Formula 1 championship standings; what happens if they crash each other out?

Max Verstappen received a 10-second penalty for causing a collision with Lewis Hamilton at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but he still will be classified in second place after finishing the F1 race 15.3 seconds clear of Valtteri Bottas in third place.