Booing by members of the crowd at any sporting event is something which is rarely, if ever, justified, and McLaren’s Lando Norris has certainly suffered in this respect, including in Brazil this weekend.

The Formula 1 season continued this weekend in São Paulo, Brazil, and, after yesterday’s Sprint race and today’s Grand Prix around the sweeps of the legendary Interlagos circuit, it was McLaren’s Lando Norris who emerged with two victories and an extended 24-point lead in the Drivers’ Championship over teammate Oscar Piastri, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen still third.

Wombwell’s Fight Team Boxing (FTB) sent a team of ten to the International Combat Organisation’s (ICO) world championships in Swansea and were delighted to return with seventeen medals, including four gold and ten silver. Over 800 athletes from eighteen countries participated, with Team England winning the most medals, followed by the USA and Wales.

Harrogate youngster Maxwell Dodds was crowned 2025 Ligier European LMP4 Champion at the ELMS ceremony after a suspenseful season finale in Portimão, Portugal saw him win the title in the final 20 minutes of the race. During the 12-race 2025 season, Dodds drove the No.6 Ligier to an almost perfect campaign which involved multiple wins and podiums including an eye-catching triumph at Le Mans.

Haydock Finance is celebrating a year of outstanding achievement for professional 4 Cross (4X) mountain bike racer Ian Forsyth from Great Harwood, following a season that saw him crowned British 4X Champion and finish 4th overall in the 4X Pro Tour, the pinnacle of the sport.

Henry Simpson-Lucas and Matthew Short were two of the 14 volunteers who were selected to represent the 1,500 volunteers who played an invaluable role in the success of the Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Australia, England, and South Africa all cemented their place in the semi-finals last week, with Australia and England joint top of the table after 4 wins and 1 NR each, while South Africa ended the week with 4 wins and 1 loss.

Thai boxer Harley Lee might just have turned fourteen, but he’s already built a solid record of achievement as shown by the haul of medals and title belts he’s won since he started to compete three years ago. “I’ve won seven belts in total. My most recent win was at Barnsley Metrodome where I picked up the WKO world title belt at 54kg,” explained Harley.

Australia finished the second week of matches at the top of the table after three wins and 1 NR from four matches, whilst England sat in second after three wins from three matches.

Welcome back to another week of sport; this week once more there is much on offer from across Yorkshire and a bit further afield. Tuesday 21st October Sky Bet Championship Hull City v Leicester City 19:45 The second tier continues to serve up clashes to excite, and this week’s edition is recently relegated Leicester City travelling to the East Riding to face Hull City.

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen continued his recent run of fine form at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas this weekend, claiming pole position for both today’s Grand Prix and yesterday’s Sprint race and winning both at a canter.

Five Blyth teenagers have just returned from the Italian coastal town of Jesolo, where they competed as part of the Great Britain squad at the WAKO European Youth kickboxing championships. Two of the boys, Liam Little and Ryan Tweddle, secured Britain’s first-ever gold and bronze medals, respectively.

The Women’s Cricket World Cup which is being jointly hosted by India and Sri Lanka began last Tuesday (30th September) as the two nations host six other countries for the 13th edition of the tournament. The reigning champions Australia will join the two hosts nations alongside Bangladesh, England, New Zealand, Pakistan and South Africa for the tournament which lasts until 2nd November.

Halifax-based Old Brodleians RUFC were selected as one of the few clubs across England to be visited by a Women’s Rugby World Cup champion as part of the RugbyFest weekend.

As we enter another international break, there is still plenty of action to take in during the week, with a variety of drama taking place across the country in what will be yet another exciting week for sports.

The hot and humid streets of the Marina Bay circuit in downtown Singapore were the location for this weekend’s Formula 1 action, and, following today’s nighttime Grand Prix, it was Mercedes’ George Russell who claimed a clear-cut lights-to-flag victory.

Canada and England faced off for the coveted World Cup trophy in front of a world record-breaking attendance of 81,885 at Twickenham as the hosts looked to become champions for the first time in 11 years.

Manchester professional boxer George Killeen is confident that winning the Commonwealth Boxing Council Youth Title at super welterweight proves he's earned the right to compete for major national titles. Twenty-two-year-old Killeen beat Scottish boxer Airdrie's Ryan Clark on a Middleton Arena show organised by Killeen's manager former professional boxer Pat Barrett's Black Flash Promotions.

Rotherham United’s ‘greatest ever player’ continues legal fight over recognising football’s impact on his health. Winner of the Rotherham United’s ‘Greatest Ever Player’ fan vote, David Watson, is continuing to fight for his neurological condition to be recognised as a result of repeated head injuries sustained during his football career.

New Zealand vs Canada – Friday 19th September Canada had crossed over twice through Justine Pelletier and Asia Hogan-Rochester with around 10 minutes gone, but it took over 10 more minutes before the next try was scored, this time through Florence Symonds.

New Zealand vs South Africa – Saturday 13th September South Africa dominated the tight contest for the opening twenty minutes and were rewarded through Babalwa Latsha’s try in the corner, but momentum swapped to New Zealand as both Liana Mikaele-Tu'u and Theresa Setefano crossed over the try line, but Parker’s effort was ruled out after a TMO review.

We have another week of action to bring you from around the UK sporting scene with a sprinkling of European action this week as the Champions League kicks off. There is also the final day of Super League Rugby to bring you as the culmination of a long season comes closer.  Tuesday 16th September EFL Cup: Sheffield Wednesday v.