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Some driver and team pairings are simply unforgettable for F1 fans – take Michael Schumacher and Ferrari or Ayrton Senna and McLaren as two prime examples. But what about combinations that might have slipped your mind over the years? F1.com presents 10 such cases below, including a handful from recent history and a few that

If there was anything to typify Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury's long-winding rivalry, it was this. A quintessential scene of 'will they, won't they' anticipation-turned-frustration. April 11, 2026. And yet it felt like the clock had been turned back five or six years as fatiguing hopes of an all-British showdown for the ages were fuelled

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Welcome to The Debrief , a Sky Sports column in which Adam Bate uses a blend of data and opinion to reflect on some of the key stories from the latest Premier League matches. This week: Arsenal's open-play expected goals Bowen now in impressive company Brobbey's hold-up play stands out Arsenal's lack of creativity from

Record-breaking victories, a career Grand Slam and going back-to-back at The Masters... we look back at all of Rory McIlroy's six major titles so far... 2011 US Open McIlroy had a lot of eyes on him when in contention at Congressional Country Club in 2011, having famously suffered a final-round collapse when taking a four-shot

After notching eight wins on the spin, Nicky Richards sends three runners to Hexham for National Hunt action on Monday. 3.30 Hexham - Jamesieconn flies flag for on-song Richards stable Jamesieconn arrives here for the Mick Walsh Open Ditch Handicap Chase chasing a four-timer for the red-hot Nicky Richards team, who have saddled eight consecutive

Rory McIlroy became the first back-to-back winner of The Masters since Tiger Woods after coming through a roller-coaster Sunday to claim a one-shot victory at Augusta National. McIlroy built a historic six-stroke halfway lead but found himself two behind early in a dramatic final round, where playing partner Cameron Young and then Justin Rose -

Rory McIlroy admitted that it would have been a ‘bitter pill to swallow’ to not turn a record-breaking halfway lead at The Masters into a historic title defence at Augusta National. McIlroy became just the fourth player in history to win back-to-back editions of The Masters, following last year's dramatic play-off win over Justin Rose

Rory McIlroy made more major history with a successful title defence at The Masters, with another roller-coaster Sunday required to close out victory at Augusta National. McIlroy held the largest 36-hole lead in tournament history but slipped into a share of the lead heading into the final day, where he recovered from falling two behind

Justin Rose admitted it was a "chance that got away" as he once again missed out on Masters glory at Augusta National. The three-time runner-up led by two shots at one stage in the final round after notching his fourth birdie in five holes at the ninth. However, the 45-year-old Englishman came unstuck around Amen