Mark Schofield

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Photo by Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images One of the fastest sports on the planet stops in New York City this weekend. Not, it is not Formula 1. Despite years of speculation about an F1 race in New York City, the grid is silent this week. Nor is it IndyCar or NASCAR. No, the sport that stops in New York City this weekend is none other than SailGP, which is not just one of the fastest sports on the planet, but one of the fastest-growing sports leagues in the world.

4 days ago | sbnation.com | Mark Schofield

Photo by Jay Hirano/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images After a thrilling Formula 1 triple-header, the grid has a chance to catch their collective breath before the next race weekend, the Canadian Grand Prix. And one driver has a chance to collect themselves after an eventful Spanish Grand Prix, a race that now has them at risk of a one-race suspension.

4 days ago | sbnation.com | Mark Schofield

Thomas Shea-Imagn Images Sports are filled with unwritten rules, and baseball is absolutely no exception. “Don’t argue balls and strikes” is one of those rules instilled in players when they first start playing the game, but of course, some rules are easier to follow than others. That rule, coupled with a tap of the helmet, led to one of the most bizarre ejections you might ever see in the major leagues on Sunday.

5 days ago | sbnation.com | Mark Schofield

Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images A heated moment from Max Verstappen in the closing stages of the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix led to the Red Bull driver receiving a ten-second penalty from race officials for causing a collision with George Russell. The penalty dropped Verstappen to P10 in the final classification, and the ensuing penalty points the Red Bull driver received now have him just one penalty point shy of a one-race suspension.

5 days ago | sbnation.com | Mark Schofield

Mark Zaleski / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images Vanderbilt entered the Men’s College World Series Regionals as the top-ranked squad in the 64-team field, and as winners of the SEC Tournament. But with their loss on Sunday to Wright State, the Commodores made some brutal baseball history. The 5-4 loss to the Raiders eliminated Vanderbilt from the College World Series Regionals.