Motor Sport: Max Mosley has been re-elected president of motor racing's ruling body, FIA, for a third and last four-year term.
The 61-year-old won a unanimous vote during an FIA general assembly in Cologne, Germany. He was the only candidate.
Mosley has focused on improving safety standards in Formula One since replacing Frenchman Jean-Marie Balestre in 1991 at the head of FISA, which was then the sport's division of FIA and disappeared in 1993.
One of the co-founders of the March Formula One team in 1969, Mosley was himself a driver from club up to Formula Two, where he competed at international level.
Tennis: Top seed and defending champion Martina Hingis suffered a shock 6-2 6-2 defeat by Elena Dementieva in the Kremlin Cup quarter-finals yesterday.
Cricket: Openers Sourav Ganguly and Sachin Tendulkar scored remarkable centuries as India set South Africa a daunting winning target of 280 to win at the Wanderers in Johannesburg in the triangular one-day series.
Ganguly, who dominated the partnership with 127, and Tendulkar (101) tore into South Africa's much vaunted pace-attack.
Motor Sport: Italy's Andrea Bartolini and Dutchman Gert-Jan Van Doorn were suspended by the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM) yesterday after testing positive for banned substances at the Swiss round of the 500cc world motocross championships.
Van Doorn, who produced a positive result for the banned stimulant amfepramone, will be suspended for 18 months while Bartolini will serve a six-month ban after testing positive for the anabolic steroid nandrolone.
