Athletes from 36 nations have secured quota places for the 2023 Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) World Beach Games in Bali after qualification in open water swimming, beach handball and karate.

Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas and Australia's Nick Kyrgios have both been hit by fines after their heated men’s singles clash at Wimbledon.

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych has called for Russian athletes to be banned from all sports, insisting it was "absolutely crazy that they play while we suffer".

Russian ice hockey star Ivan Fedotov is reportedly expected to serve in the country’s military after leaving hospital.

British tennis authorities have reportedly received fines totalling almost £1 million ($1.2 million/€1.1 million) by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) over their decision to stop Russian and Belarusian players from Wimbledon.

Tour de France organisers have been left "extremely shocked and saddened" here by a mall shooting in Copenhagen just two days after the Danish capital held the opening stage of the cycling spectacle.

Dutchman Dylan Groenewegen emerged victorious from stage three of the Tour de France here as Belgium’s Wout van Aert finished second for the third day in a row to retain the yellow jersey.

European Cycling Union (UEC) vice-president Henrik Jess Jensen has insisted that there has been "no formal contact" with the Russian and Belarusian officials that remain "self-suspended" from the continental governing body.

The Triangle Region in Denmark looks set to bid for more major national and international sporting events after staging the Tour de France here.

Russian Olympic ice hockey medallist Ivan Fedotov has been hospitalised, according to his lawyer, after being detained by authorities for allegedly shunning military service, which would have seen him deployed to Ukraine for the ongoing war.

Fabio Jakobsen of The Netherlands timed his sprint to perfection, pipping Belgium's Wout van Aert and Denmark's Mads Pedersen on the line to claim the second stage of this year's Tour de France here.

A giant painting of Chris Anker Sørensen has been displayed on a football pitch as a tribute to the late Danish rider during this year’s Tour de France.

Belgium’s Yves Lampaert swept to a stunning individual time trial victory to claim his first Tour de France stage win at a rain-soaked Grand Départ here.

Danish Cycling Union (DCU) President Henrik Jess Jensen admits Denmark needs to think "smart" and widen its support network to challenge big-spending nations for medals on the biggest stage.