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The Guardian Sport presents a photo gallery charting Kimi Antonelli's season after the young driver clinched the Formula One world championship. The images trace the key moments of his title-winning campaign. A first drivers' crown for Antonelli marks a generational shift in F1.
A boy has handed himself in to police after a taunt about Bradley Lowery, a young Sunderland fan who died of cancer, during a Sunderland match. The incident drew widespread condemnation because Lowery’s story had united football fans. Police are investigating the abuse.
Guardian columnist Taha Hashim argues that England's failure to make fuller use of leg-spinner Adil Rashid in Test cricket was a costly tactical error. He suggests the upcoming Ashes tour of Australia gives the side a chance to correct those selection and tactical mistakes. The piece is opinion and analysis rather than a report of new events.
BBC Sport examines whether clubs relegated from the Premier League are increasingly suffering a second consecutive relegation. The analysis asks whether this “double drop” is becoming a more common pattern in English football.
England have been boosted by the news that winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is expected to be fit and is on track for the Nations Championship. His likely availability would strengthen the squad as it prepares for the tournament.
BBC Sport has published its daily quiz lineup, led by a "Who Am I?" challenge that asks readers to identify a sports figure from clues. The roundup also includes several other quizzes covering recent sporting events and trivia. It is routine recreational content with no news impact.