Quick Hitters Kimi Räikkönen to return to NASCAR and race again at COTA All-female ensemble set for broadcast of NBA game on ESPN

Kimi räikkönen will again enter a Nascar cup series race, this time at circuit of the americas, where the Finnish driver scored the final victory of his Formula One career in 2018.

räikkönen will again race for Trackhouse Entertainment Group in its special Project91 entry that is designed to give a seat in Nascar to drivers from others disciplines. räikkönen made his cup series debut last august for Trackhouse at Watkins Glen, where he was competitive until he was collected in a crash and finished 37th.

Athletes sue Ivy League over its noscholarship policy

hartford, conn. – a pair of basketball players from Brown allege in a federal lawsuit that the Ivy League’s policy of not offering athletic scholarships amounts to a price-fixing agreement that denies athletes proper financial aid and payment for their services.

The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in u.s. district court in connecticut by attorneys representing Grace Kirk, a member of Brown’s women’s team, and Tamenang choh, who played for the men’s team from 2017 through 2022. They are seeking class-action status to represent all current and former athletes at the eight Ivy League schools dating back to those recruited since March 2019.

On the court, it will be the dallas Mavericks and New Orleans Pelicans. Taking center stage, an all-female ensemble that will produce the broadcast.

It’s the second straight year ESPN has orchestrated an NBA game led by an all-female broadcast crew, with this version being held on International Women’s day. Beth Mowins and doris Burke will call the action, with more than 70 women taking part in Wednesday’s pregame and game coverage.