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INDYCAR unveiled renderings of its new 2028 car, which will start on-track testing this week. The drivers like the looks of its sleek INDYCAR feel and will soon get a chance to help test and make tweaks. "We all wanted a new, modern-day car that is lighter and looks futuristic and fast but still has all of the incredible safety advancements that INDYCAR is known for," ECR driver Alexander Rossi said in a news release. "This does all of those things. "There are still a lot of things to work through in terms of on-track testing and how it reacts to the different types of environments it will be exposed to, but from a visual standpoint, its incredible." The car is designed to go faster while also incorporating many of the safety elements implemented since the last car was first designed around 2012. Those safety and other elements added weight and the 2028 car is a fresh opportunity to overhaul the car to keep its INDYCAR style while also making it faster. That starts with the car, designed by Dallara, that will be 100 pounds lighter, including a reduction of 20 pounds of the hybrid system and 25 pounds of the gearbox. "I was just as excited to see what was inside the car as I was to see what it looks like on the outside," Andretti Global driver and INDYCAR champion Will Power said in a statement. "INDYCAR and Dallara have done an incredible job combining updated aerodynamic ideas with all of the safety elements from the current car. It has a seamless look and one thats also modern and aggressive at the same time." In arguably the most impactful development from an engineering standpoint, teams will no longer make and develop their own dampers.On the current car, damper development is key to how the suspension handles because it was the primary area where teams had the most latitude. Series officials, in a news release, indicated teams will have a variety of options, including more spring, damper and inerter tuning options while using the single-source supplied parts. That potentially could tighten the field and create more parity with the teams having similar options. The engine will be a2.4-liter, twin-turbocharged V6 internal combustion engine capable of producing up to 760 horsepower. That should produce some record speeds, potentially at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which should also see the benefit of a more aerodynamically stable speedway front wing. "There is a wow factor," said defending Indianapolis 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist in a news release. "The first thing that struck me is that it has more room in the cockpit and will fit differently-sized drivers, which is really good. Secondly, it definitely has the INDYCAR DNA, which was a worry for me that it wouldnt look like an INDYCAR Series car. "This definitely does. It also has an aggressive look with an integrated aeroscreen and a car that addresses a lot of little tweaks that drivers have asked for. Dallara has delivered on almost everything. Im super excited for the future." The exact dates and sites of testing will be announced soon. "Seeing the car for the first time made me even more excited about where INDYCAR is going," said four-time INDYCAR champion Alex Palou in a news release. "The design is super cool and feels like a proper next step for the series while still looking like an INDYCAR Series car. "I think the fans are going to love it, and as a driver I cannot wait to get behind the wheel. The most important thing is that we keep the close, fun racing that makes INDYCAR special, and from what Ive seen, were heading in a really good direction."

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NEW DELHI: Former India Under-19 World Cup-winning star Manjot Kalra will remain in custody in Sri Lanka after a Colombo court rejected his plea for early bail in connection with an alleged match-fixing case linked to the ongoing Lanka Premier League (LPL) 2026.Kalra, who shot to fame with his match-winning century in the 2018 Under-19 World Cup final, and fellow Indian national Yuvraj Pushpa had approached the Colombo Chief Magistrate's Court seeking relief after being remanded until July 31 following their arrests earlier this month. However, Chief Magistrate Asanga S. Bodaragama dismissed the application, allowing the existing remand order to continue as investigators pursue the high-profile corruption probe.Court rejects medical grounds for bailAccording to PTI, defence counsel K.W.S. Fernando sought the release of both accused on medical grounds, telling the court that Kalra and Pushpa were unwell.The prosecution opposed the plea, arguing that the investigation being carried out by the Sri Lanka Police's Special Investigation Unit (SIU) for the Prevention of Offences Relating to Sports was still in progress. Accepting the prosecution's submissions, the magistrate declined to grant bail, ensuring that both accused remain in custody until at least July 31.The latest ruling marks another setback for Kalra, who has been at the centre of one of the biggest controversies to hit the sixth edition of the Lanka Premier League.Match-fixing allegations widen as more players join complaintThe case stems from allegations that attempts were made to influence players participating in LPL 2026 to manipulate matches.Sri Lanka internationals Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Avishka Fernando and Dunith Wellalage initially lodged complaints with investigators. During Monday's hearing, the court was informed that two additional Sri Lankan cricketers had since joined the complaint, taking the total number of players involved in the case to five.Investigators had earlier informed the court that multiple players were allegedly approached with proposals relating to match-fixing. According to submissions made during the initial remand proceedings, the players alerted the Sports Corruption Investigation Unit and continued communicating with the suspects under the investigators' instructions.Authorities have also claimed to possess recorded telephone conversations and video evidence connected to the alleged approaches. However, Kalra's defence has denied all allegations, maintaining that there is no evidence showing he offered or paid any bribe.Following his arrest, Kalra had issued a statement asserting that he was fully cooperating with investigators and remained confident that the facts would establish his innocence.Jaffna Kings ownership terminated amid ongoing investigationThe controversy has also triggered significant developments off the field.Last week, Lanka Premier League commercial rights holder Innovative Production Group (IPG), in consultation with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), terminated the franchise agreement with Sports Commune, the ownership group behind Jaffna Kings, citing its failure to fulfil financial obligations.Kalra had become a co-owner of the franchise alongside entrepreneur Mayank Goel. Following the termination, IPG and Sri Lanka Cricket assumed full financial and operational control of the franchise to ensure the tournament continued without disruption.Tournament organisers confirmed that Jaffna Kings would continue under the same name, with no changes to their squad, fixtures or coaching staff. They also reiterated that the ongoing investigation involving Kalra would not affect the conduct of the tournament.The Lanka Premier League 2026, featuring five franchises across 24 matches, began on July 17 and is scheduled to conclude on August 8. While the tournament continues on the field, Kalra's immediate future now hinges on the outcome of the ongoing investigation, with his remand set to continue until July 31.

We've officially reached the point of the NFL offseason where the buzz begins ramping up once again. Officially, the New Orleans Saints have reported for training camp. Introductory press conferences from head coach Kellen Moore and general manager Mickey Loomis highlight Day 1 of camp, and the team will hold its first practice on Wednesday, July 29.The opening session will be closed off. Fans will still get several opportunities to watch the Saints prepare for the 2026 season. The Saints' official schedule includes eight open practices in Metairie, one at Tulane, and another in Oxnard, California.Here is the complete schedule of practices open to fans (all times are CT):Thursday, July 30: 9-10:15 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Friday, July 31: 9-10:30 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center, Sold out)Sunday, Aug. 2: 9-10:30 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Monday, Aug. 3: 9-11 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Wednesday, Aug. 5: 9-11 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Saturday, Aug. 8: 9-10:30 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Sunday, Aug. 9: 9-11 a.m. (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Thursday, Aug. 13: 9-11 a.m. Joint practice with the Jacksonville Jaguars (Ochsner Sports Performance Center)Saturday, Aug. 15: 3 p.m. Preseason game vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (Caesars Superdome)Tuesday, Aug. 18: 4 p.m. Joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys (Oxnard, Calif.)Saturday, Aug. 22: 3 p.m. Preseason game at Los Angeles Rams (SoFi Stadium)Wednesday, Aug. 26: 7-8 p.m. (Yulman Stadium at Tulane)Friday, Aug. 28: 7 p.m. Preseason Game No. 2 at Dallas Cowboys (AT&T Stadium)New Orleans will also hold a closed joint practice with the Rams on Aug. 20. As for the open practices, admission is free, but tickets must be reserved in advance here. According to the team's official website, the July 31, Aug. 2, Aug. 8, and Aug. 9 practices are already sold out.This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Saints 2026 training camp schedule: Dates, times, and open practices

It took 11 days for the public to learn Kyle Shanahan had been involved in a car accident on July 14. But since the announcement Saturday, it hasn't taken long for more details to come out about the scary collision that will limit the San Francisco 49ers head coach for the start of training camp.Specifically, more has been revealed about the injuries Shanahan suffered after ESPN already reported he broke his nose, three ribs and his hand, suffered a severe concussion and required more than 40 stitches.On Monday, PFT Live's Chris Simms said Shanahan's wife sent him pictures of the gory injuries his friend suffered, and they showed Shanahan nearly lost his eye..@CSimmsQB shares what he knows about the injuries suffered by Kyle Shanahan in a recent car accident: "He was this close to maybe losing his right eye." pic.twitter.com/C3TsgxVHBN PFT Live (@PFT_Live) July 27, 2026"When you first see it and it's fresh and some of the cuts are still wide open, it's jarring. It's jarring. He was this close to maybe losing his right eye. The scar is so big right here," Simms said, pointing at his eye.Those aren't the only new details to trickle out.Was Kyle Shanahan at fault in car accident?Shanahan was ruled to not be at fault for the head-on collision, according to SI.com, which cited a public government website saying the 21-year-old woman in the other car swerved into his lane.However, according to the report, Shanahan was holding and using a cellphone during the crash.This article originally appeared on For The Win: NFL analyst reveals gory details of Kyle Shanahan's injuries from car accident

Official | Lyon sign Los Openda on loan from JuventusLyon have signed Los Openda (26) on loan from Juventus, both clubs have announced. The Belgium international is back in Ligue 1 after taking France by storm three years ago. Openda logged 21 league goals in a single season with RC Lens, paving the way for him to join RB Leipzig in a 50m deal in 2023. Openda asked to leave the Bundesliga side a year ago with the latter failing to qualify for the UEFA Champions League.Juventus pounced and signed him on loan with a 42m obligation to buy, which has been triggered on July 1st. However, Openda only scored two goals with Juventus last season in all competitions. He is now set to sign for Lyon on loan to get his career back on track after failing to make Rudi Garcias Belgium squad for the 2026 World Cup.Lyon were in the market for a reliable centre-forward after parting ways with Real Madrid loanee Endrick, who returned to his parent club, and Roman Yaremchuk, whose option to buy has not been triggered.GFFN | Bastien Cheval