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French cyclist Paul Seixas just became the third-youngest rider in history to win a World Tour race at age 19. He dominated the opening time trial of the Tour of the Basque Country, announcing himself as cycling's newest young star.
Alex Fitzpatrick won his first DP World Tour title at the Indian Open just one week after his brother Matt claimed a PGA Tour victory, making golf history. The brothers are the first siblings to win on both tours in consecutive weeks.
K-pop supergroup BTS is bringing more than just music to 44 cities worldwide. Their reunion tour could pump $4.8 billion into local economies as devoted fans travel the globe for concerts, beauty treatments, and memorable experiences.
After nearly four years completing mandatory military service, all seven members of global K-pop sensation BTS reunited on stage in Seoul for a free concert that drew 200,000 fans. The emotional comeback launched an 82-show world tour and coincided with their new album selling 4 million copies in 24 hours. #
After nearly four years apart, BTS returned to the stage in a free concert that drew 260,000 fans to Seoul's historic Gwanghwamun Square. The performance marked the group's first reunion since completing mandatory military service and launched their biggest world tour yet.
The greatest marathoner in history is coming back to Australia. Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will race the Melbourne Marathon in October 2026 as part of his seven-continent world tour.
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Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge will run the 2026 Cape Town Marathon as the first stop on his mission to unite the world through running. The 41-year-old Kenyan legend aims to inspire healthier lives while racing on all seven continents.
Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge will run his first major race in Africa on May 24 in Cape Town, kicking off a historic seven-continent world tour. The two-time Olympic champion is shifting focus from chasing records to inspiring the next generation.
South African golfer Casey Jarvis claimed his breakthrough victory at the Magical Kenya Open, finishing three shots clear despite storm delays. The 22-year-old from Boksburg shot a stunning 25-under-par to break the tournament record.
South African golfer Casey Jarvis finally broke through with his first professional tour victory at age 22, closing with a stunning 62 to win the Magical Kenya Open by three strokes. The Boksburg native, who made history as the only amateur to win South Africa's Triple Crown, proved persistence pays off after leading tournaments twice before without converting.
After a difficult year and a half, professional cyclist George Bennett rode solo for 30 kilometers to claim his second New Zealand national championship. The 35-year-old World Tour rider broke away with three laps remaining and never looked back.
An 82-year-old breast cancer survivor beat overwhelming odds to secure tickets to BTS's upcoming world tour, declaring "I'm going to stay alive to see my boys." Her viral reaction video is inspiring millions with its message of hope and determination.
Thousands of fans turned Hong Kong's Kai Tak Sports Park into a sea of pink for Blackpink's final world tour stop, giving local businesses a significant sales boost. The three-night concert series brought waves of mainland Chinese fans who are staying extra days to explore the city.
Pop superstar Harry Styles is bringing philanthropy on the road with his "Together, Together" tour, partnering with three nonprofits across 50 shows in seven cities worldwide. Every ticket sold will help fund humanitarian aid, music education, and voter registration efforts.
Spanish golfer Nacho Elvira captured his third DP World Tour title at the Dubai Invitational after Shane Lowry's heartbreaking water ball on the final hole opened the door. Rory McIlroy mounted an impressive comeback from six strokes behind, but Elvira held steady to claim victory by one shot.