General Sports 24 Hours

Last updated: June 4, 2026, 8:56 PM ET

Formula 1 Racing

Las Vegas will continue hosting F1 races until 2037 after the Grand Prix signed a 10-year extension with the city, securing the event's place on the calendar for the remainder of the decade. The extension comes as Formula 1 expands its American presence, with Las Vegas joining Miami and Austin as premier U.S. destinations for the sport, creating a trifecta of high-profile races in the country.

Olympics & Administration

Casey Wasserman refused to resign as chairman of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics despite Mayor Karen Bass urging him to quit, stating he hasn't considered stepping down from the leadership role. The leadership uncertainty comes as Los Angeles prepares to host the Games seven years from now, with organizers facing mounting pressure to ensure successful preparations amid political tensions.

Tennis - French Open

Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva reached her first Grand Slam final at Roland Garros with a dominant 6-1, 6-3 victory over Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk, while qualifier Maja Chwalinska continues her unexpected run to the championship match. The Ukrainian-Russian tensions provide an unavoidable backdrop to the women's semi-finals, with Andreeva opening as the favorite at the French Open despite her 16 years of age.

Men's Tennis

Britain's Henry Patten and Finland's Harri Heliovaara secured their place in Saturday's French Open men's doubles final, continuing Britain's strong representation at this year's tournament. The British doubles duo will compete for their first Grand Slam title, adding to an already successful championship for British players at Roland Garros.

Cricket Comebacks

Ollie Robinson breathe life into England's post-Ashes rebuild by taking three wickets in his first over for England in more than two years on day one of the first Test against New Zealand. The paceman's return follows his exile from the England team for 24 Tests, with Robinson admitting he rediscovered his "love of the game" during his time away, culminating in a dream return to the national side.

Cricket - T20 Blast

Glamorgan recorded a thrilling victory over holders Somerset in the Vitality Blast, securing a double over the defending champions with a four-wicket win off the last ball at Cooper Associates Ground in Taunton. The last-ball boundary capped off an exciting contest that showcased the competitive nature of the tournament as the season approaches its business end.

Basketball - NBA

The New York Knicks overcame a 14-point deficit to win the opening game of the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, taking an early series lead. Meanwhile, referee Curtis Blair secured his first NBA Finals assignment after days of anxious waiting, adding to the significance of the Knicks' victory in the championship series opener.

Basketball - Free Agency

NBA free agency approaches with tiered talent availability this summer, ranging from All-Stars and award winners down to diamonds in the rough, while embattled guard Terry Rozier seeks modified release conditions in his gambling case as he attempts to recoup lost salary and pursue free agency opportunities. The market dynamics suggest multiple teams will be vying for premium talent this offseason.

College Softball

Texas toppled Texas Tech at the Women's College World Series, moving closer to a repeat championship behind Teagan Kavan's complete-game three-hitter and Katie Stewart's fourth home run in as many games. The Longhorns' dominance continues with Stewart's uncommon strength proving pivotal, while teammate NiJaree Canady reflects on her college career in what could be her last shot at winning a national title with Texas Tech.

College Football Recruiting

The 2027 recruiting race heats up with Miami surging into the top rankings, while Kentucky joins Kansas and North Carolina in the latest Way-Too-Early Top 25 after adding the top-ranked transfer. The recruitment landscape continues to shift as programs position themselves for future success, with non-quarterback playmakers set to significantly impact the upcoming season's outcomes.

Track & Field

World indoor champions Molly Caudery and Georgia Hunter Bell triumphed in Rome, winning the pole vault and 1500m respectively at the Diamond League meeting. The European championship results come as athletes continue to build momentum toward the Olympic Games, with several competitors using the Rome meet as a key preparation event.

Cycling

Elisa Balsamo claimed her fourth consecutive sprint victory at the Giro d'Italia Women, finishing ahead of Maggie Coles-Lyster and Georgia Baker on stage six. The Italian rider's dominance showcases her exceptional form in the race, making her the standout performer in the women's competition as the event approaches its decisive stages.

Rugby

Leeds Rhinos extended their Super League lead with an entertaining victory over St. Helens at Headingley, while England star Ellie Kildunne remains open to offers after leaving Harlequins. Meanwhile, former Ireland and British and Irish Lions back row Fergus Slattery died aged 77, with Blackrock College confirming the passing of the rugby legend who made significant contributions to both club and country.

Soccer

Wales was diverted to Italy as bad weather severely disrupted preparations for their Women's World Cup qualifier in Montenegro, while Bayern Munich eye a move to sign PSV and USMNT defender Sergiño Dest. In transfer news, Real Madrid has expressed interest in Arsenal players as the summer transfer window approaches, with multiple clubs monitoring potential moves across Europe.

Boxing & MMA

Dmitry Bivol returned to the rankings in the men's boxing pound-for-pound listings, while Ryan Garcia's next fight and Jesse Rodriguez's road to Naoya Inoue dominate boxing discussions. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump may leave UFC's structure standing on the White House lawn, calling the 92-foot-tall claw "attractive to a lot of people" after hosting UFC events at the presidential residence.

Golf

Michelle Wie West is coming out of retirement to play in front of family and friends at Riviera Country Club, utilizing her final year of exemption from her 2014 victory. As the golf season progresses, bettors analyze Scheffler's chances at the Memorial Tournament, with all eyes on the world No.