Michael Schumacher will intensify his preparations for his comeback to Formula 1 by driving a F2007 Ferrari in a special two-day test this week.

Michael Schumacher will make a shock return to Formula 1 to replace injured Ferrari driver Felipe Massa.

Lewis Hamilton won the Hungarian Grand Prix to take his first victory since October last year and complete a remarkable turnaround for McLaren.

Eight brave souls have set out on a two-week Arctic Circle adventure from Murmansk to Archangelsk. Such expeditions are not unheard-of now, but the men took it up a notch and chose somewhat unusual vessels for the trip.

Zenit Saint Petersburg continues their pursuit of Russia’s Premier League leaders Rubin after a hard-earned win over FC Moscow.

Roger Federer beat Robin Soderling in straight sets to win his first French Open and equal Pete Sampras's record of 14 Grand Slam titles. (BBC)

Manchester United's hopes of winning a third Champions League trophy were shattered in Rome on Wednesday night by an in-form Barcelona. The Spanish side won 2-0 in a one-sided final. (RT)

Resistance is building against the proposed changes to the sport of Formula One with Renault being the latest team to threaten their withdrawal. (RT)

Russia has lost five members of its national women’s fencing team. But that’s not bad news at all. The ladies have decided to use the break between Olympics to become mothers.

Serena Williams reached the last eight at the Australian Open when 19-year-old opponent Victoria Azarenka was forced to retire because of illness.