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Japan a likely option for Fast Network as Cap Ferrat is confirmed for Champions & Chater Cup
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11.05.2026

Japan a likely option for Fast Network as Cap Ferrat is confirmed for Champions & Chater Cup

Dennis Yip Chor-hong has opted to spell Fast Network rather than set him for the Group Three Sha Tin Vase (1,200m), with connections weighing up a tilt at the Group One Sprinters Stakes (1,200m) in Japan later this year. After a brilliant campaign highlighted by a Group Three National Day Cup (1,000m) victory and two Group One placings, Fast Network will be given a break before potentially making his overseas debut in September’s Sprinters Stakes at Nakayama racecourse. “I think he needs a rest...

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SCMP Sport
Defence sovereignty: Europe races to build the low-cost weapons of future
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10.05.2026

Defence sovereignty: Europe races to build the low-cost weapons of future

With Trump wavering on Nato and war in Ukraine, Europe is scrambling to spend billions on weapons such as dronesIn a small workshop in England’s East Midlands, engineers at the British startup Skycutter are designing weapons for Ukraine. A row of 3D printers make the fuselage for interceptor drones, while parts such as motors and navigation chips are slotted together by hand. The same process happens hundreds of thousands of times a month in partner Ukrainian factories.The swarms of cheap, deadly and often autonomous drones deployed in that war have already changed combat completely. Troops far behind the frontline must move constantly to avoid attack from the air, travelling along netted tunnels and landscapes crisscrossed by fibre optic cables used to steer drones past radio jamming. Cities are terrorised by guided missiles that are cheaper and therefore more widely used than those that came before. Continue reading...

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Guardian UK
Usain Bolt warns Gout Gout about challenges of transitioning to senior athletics
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رياضة·21.04.2026ملخص الذكاء الاصطناعي

Usain Bolt warns Gout Gout about challenges of transitioning to senior athletics

Usain Bolt has warned Australian teenage sprint star Gout Gout that his first year in senior athletics will be challenging, telling the 18-year-old to expect setbacks as he faces the world's best sprinters. Gout, who has already run 200m faster than Bolt did as a teenager, is set to race against the likes of Noah Lyles, Kenny Bednarek and Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo in 2026. Bolt, who overcame injury struggles and off-track distractions before becoming a world champion at 21, emphasized the importance of handling defeat and having the right support team.

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Guardian Sport