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Gymnastics has witnessed a resurgence in the 21st century, as shown by the packed arena in Liverpool at the recent British Championships. But with that has come controversies aplenty.  So is it time for changes to be made?

Once home to the British and European Grand Prix in the 1950s, the roar of F1 returned to Aintree Club Circuit at the first of three annual track days. Held by Liverpool Motor Club, the track days are non-competitive events...

Located at Lane 7, the Gay City Bowlers have provided a safe space for the LGBTQ community to connect through the use of tenpin bowling. The Liverpool chapter of the only nation-wide LGBTQ community-based bowling club is steadily growing into...

Knights in heavy armour hitting each other with blunt weapons might sound like a scene from the middle ages, but it is just another weekend for the Northern Wolves, the Buhurt association representing the North West of England.

After making an impressive National Cup run and falling just short, Liverpool Handball Club’s women now set their eyes on the league playoffs and Liverpool International Handball Tournament. On Saturday, the Liverpool women played against Loughborough in the National Cup...

Luke Humphries has been in a tough run of form recently, failing to win a Premier League night since week 4 of the competition. Embed from Getty Images Humphries told Sky Sports at the International Darts Open in Germany: “I feel a...

British touring car driver and former karting world champion Dexter Patterson took two Jack Sears victories in his return to the BTCC grid at Donington Park. And reflecting on his return, he spoke about the key figures in his racing journey, including former F1 world champion Sebastian Vettel. 

Liverpool UFC star Paddy Pimblett says there is no such thing as losing as he aims to beat Michael Chandler at UFC 318 on Saturday night. Pimblett features in the co–main event of UFC 318 against Chandler in Miami on Saturday after a long-awaited return since his last fight in July.

With their 21-20 win against Trafford, Liverpool Handball Club women’s team have progressed to the EHA National Cup Final for the first time in 40 years. The team struggled in league competition early in the season but came back strong after the Christmas break, winning three of their last six games.

A big part of every sport are the voices behind it.  One of those in motorsport belongs to Tony Jardine, a Liverpool native whose nearly 40-year career in Formula One has taken him from pit lanes to the broadcast booth, and everywhere in between. He spoke exclusively to Merseysportlive