
OnTheGrid Podcast – Episode 15 available now!
The 15th episode of ‘OnTheGrid Podcast’ is now available to stream!
The 15th episode of ‘OnTheGrid Podcast’ is now available to stream!
The iconic Dutch track makes a return to the Formula 1 calendar as the drivers are straight back into the action after a rain-centred Belgian Grand Prix.
Jack Doohan versus Dennis Hauger will be on the lips of every fan as the duo look to battle it with only two rounds of the Formula 3 season to go.
Paulo Sousa’s men have not had the best of runs in the last couple of months and something needs to drastically change if they are to qualify for next year’s World Cup.
Ilaix Moriba is set to complete a deadline day move to RB Leipzig after failing to agree on a new contract with Barcelona.
Mansfield Town have announced the loan signings of Richard Nartey from Burnley and Will Forrester from Stoke City.
Oscar Trejo has been picked as La Liga player of the week after his display against Granada earned Rayo Vallecano their first win of the season.
With the late arrival of Owen Dale, Blackpool have completed their business in the summer transfer window.
Daniel James is finally a Leeds player, which is something many thought would never be said. James O’Reilly takes a look at the Welsh international and his extended history with Leeds United.
As the first international break of the season looms large, Tottenham are now the only side the Premier League that can boast a 100% record after three games. That fact, coupled with bitter rivals Arsenal sitting at the foot of the table leaves Spurs fans with the bragging rights for the next two weeks.
Scotland’s preparation for their vital away clash in Copenhagen has been severely hampered by three players pulling out and two isolating due to COVID-19 concerns.
Harrogate Town striker Danilo Orsi-Dadomo went wild as his hat-trick helped the Sulphurites to a 3-1 victory against Mansfield Town at Wetherby Road.
Top of the table Catalans Dragons stormed to a 64-0 victory against bottom club Leigh Centurions to expose the gulf in class between the two ends of the Super League table and earn an 18th success of the season in the process.
Richard Marshall’s men dominated Hull FC on Bank Holiday Monday at the AJ Bell Stadium running out 42-14 winners.
The Yamaha man dictated the pace at Silverstone all weekend long and in doing so extends his Championship lead to 65 points. Quartararo was joined on the podium by Alex Rins and Aleix Espargaro who finished second and third respectively.
Mansfield Town have not had the easiest two weeks recording back-to-back losses against Bradford City and Swindon Town.
Last-placed Leigh Centurions make the trip across the channel to the Stade Gilbert Brutus in Perpignan to take on current toppers Catalans Dragons.
After two laps under the Safety Car, the race directors decided to put an end to the race which saw Max Verstappen win the Belgian Grand Prix.
Hull City returned to familiar performance levels as they held AFC Bournemouth to a well earned 0-0 draw at the MKM Stadium.
Bank Holiday Monday sees a whole host of Betfred Super League action as Salford Red Devils play host to play-off chasing Hull FC who will be looking to close the gap on the top six.
On-loan striker Tyreece Simpson scored the only goal of the game as the Robins claimed their second consecutive league victory.
Jack Doohan was able to fend off the challenge from second place Victor Martins to secure back-to-back race wins. Aleksandr Smolyar completed the podium finishing third with the top three from qualifying retaining their positions throughout the race.
Before Cambridge United started their League One campaign, Mark Bonner said that he wanted his side to be ‘confident underdogs’.
Jack Doohan controlled the race at the start and managed the restarts as the Trident driver claimed his second victory of the season.