Новости за 28.05.2017

Great Britain suffer a setback as they lose both of their duels during the second day of racing in the America's Cup Qualifiers.

Fernando Alonso's bid to win the Indy 500 at his first attempt ends with an apparent Honda engine failure as Takuma Sato takes victory.

BBC Sport looks at Francesco Totti's career landmarks and what legends of the game had to say about the Italian, who has played his last game for Roma.

Georgia Taylor-Brown dedicates her maiden triathlon World Cup victory to her home city of Manchester after winning in Madrid.

Great Britain's five-time Paralympic champion Hannah Cockroft sets three world records in Switzerland.

Lewis Hamilton says he is convinced Ferrari have designated Sebastian Vettel as their number one driver.

Armed police were everywhere, but runners put their nerves aside in yet another example of Mancunian defiance.

Steven Finn, Toby Roland-Jones and Liam Dawson have been drafted into England's squad for Monday's third ODI against South Africa.

Hull FC forward Mark Minichiello says Super League bosses fail to "look after players" by scheduling double-headers.

Swede Alexander Noren produces a final-round 62 to break the Wentworth West Course record and win the PGA Championship by two shots.

A minute's silence for the victims of Monday's terror attack was held before the run.

Nathan Earle and Nick Isiekwe mark their first senior England appearances with a try each as Eddie Jones' side beat the Barbarians.

A team from near the Chinese border - more than 5,000 miles from Moscow - are promoted to the Russian Premier League.

Tom Dumoulin becomes the first Dutch rider to win Italy's three-week Grand Tour after a sensational time trial in Milan.

Blackpool beat Exeter City 2-1 in the League Two play-off final at Wembley to secure promotion to the third tier.

Hamilton Academical retain their Premiership status thanks to Greg Docherty's goal in the play-off final against Dundee United.

The WSL 1 Spring Series title race swings into Chelsea's hands as they thrash Liverpool 7-0, while rivals Man City lose.

Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson records a personal best but only finishes fourth in a high-quality heptathlon event in Gotzis, Austria.

Jonathan Rea wins the second race of the World Superbikes UK round at Donington Park and extends his lead to 55 points in the series.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel wins a slow-burning Monaco Grand Prix to extend his lead over Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton to 25 points.

Chelsea Ladies thrash Spring Series leaders Liverpool 7-0 with goals from Gilly Flaherty, Fran Kirby, Ji So-yun, Maren Mjelde, Karen Carney, Erin Cuthbert and Drew Spence.

Celtic captain Scott Brown says the current squad is the finest he has played with in his 10 years at the club.

Great Britain's Victoria Thornley wins single sculls gold at the European Rowing Championships, with 44-year-old Ekaterina Karsten of Belarus in second and Germany's Annekatrin Thiele in third.

Vicky Thornley wins single sculls gold for Britain at the European Rowing Championships in Racice, but there are no men's medals.

Tony Walsh, who performs as Longfella, reads his inspirational poem 'Do Something' to the crowds of people preparing to take part in the Great Manchester Run.