By: Matt Hardy

Deputy Sports Editor - City AM Matt is the Deputy Sports Editor covering sport, the business of sport and the politics of sport. He covers the likes of football, rugby, cricket, Formula 1, golf and tennis.

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Ngannou: I can knock Anthony Joshua out in Saudi Arabia

March 3, 2024

Francis Ngannou believes he can knock Anthony Joshua out when the two heavyweights clash this Friday in Saudi Arabia. The winner of this bout could end up taking on either Tyson Fury or Oleksandr Usyk for an undisputed showdown but that fight has been pushed back. Ngannou, a former UFC champion, knocked Fury to the [...]
F1: Verstappen unstoppable, Sainz winning fans and is Norris best of Brits?

March 3, 2024

As 20 cars lined up on the grid ahead of Saturday’s F1 season opener there was a heightened sense of hope that the dominance seen by Max Verstappen and Red Bull last year would come to an end… of sorts. But when the Dutchman crossed the line after 57 laps around the Bahrain International Circuit [...]
Joaquin Niemann prepares for Masters with LIV Golf win in Saudi Arabia

March 3, 2024

Joaquin Niemann stormed to a second LIV Golf title in three events yesterday after the Chilean won by four shots in King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia. Having won the LIV Golf season opener in Mexico the South American backed up a win on the International Series in Oman with a win in neighbouring Saudi [...]
GB Wheelchair Rugby issue rallying cry to big business that other sports should follow

March 2, 2024

On the 33rd floor of the the Fenchurch Building (the Walkie-Talkie) last week names from big business and the City of London gathered to engage in what was effectively a soft pitch for funding by GB Wheelchair Rugby. But it wasn’t a Dragons’ Den-esque room of bigwigs scolding GBWR chief executive Jason Brisbane, rather a [...]
F1 prize money 2024: How much do teams make? What is the budget cap? Why do Ferrari get legacy payments?

March 1, 2024

This weekend the F1 season returns in Bahrain as 20 drivers and 10 teams battle it out across 24 races to win individual and team championships. And with the sport making billions each year, teams are getting a great cut of the revenues. The F1 prize pot is reportedly around 45 per cent of the [...]
F1 calendar: Where do they race and what F1 race is next?

February 29, 2024

This weekend Formula 1 returns to Bahrain with the 2024 F1 season getting underway on Saturday in the Middle East. But here we look at the sheer global travel schedule that’s put on the paddock, starting in Bahrain and travelling the world before its Abu Dhabi conclusion. This is what the season would look like [...]
Doped Olympics, the Enhanced Games, is “bollocks”, says Seb Coe

February 29, 2024

World Athletics chief Seb Coe has rubbished plans for a doping Olympics, the Enhanced Games, as “bollocks”. The former Olympic champion was speaking ahead of this weekend’s World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow. “It’s bollocks. I can’t really get excited about it,” Coe said. “There’s only one message and that is if anyone is moronic [...]
Horner: Red Bull F1 team never been stronger

February 29, 2024

In the first interview since being cleared by Red Bull of inappropriate behaviour, Christian Horner has said his F1 team has “never been stronger”. The 50-year-old was under investigation for misconduct until this week when a Red Bull statement announced the team principal had been cleared of all accusations by a female employee. “I am [...]
Motorsport UK chair: F1 and sport here needs more recognition

February 29, 2024

City A.M.’s Matt Hardy sat down with Prodrive and Motorsport UK chair David Richards to discuss the quality of “our” Silicon Valley, entering Formula 1 and the future of motorsport on these shores. When you compare the Bay region of California with its millions of inhabitants overheating in the West Coast sunshine with the often [...]
Feyi-Waboso out of England Six Nations camp to take uni exam

February 28, 2024

England winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso has withdrawn from Steve Borthwick’s training camp in order to sit an exam. The 21-year-old Exeter Chiefs flyer will sit a medical exam for his degree at Exeter University. He has been replaced in the 36-man training group by Will Muir. England ins and outs No9 Alex Mitchell has rejoined the [...]

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