Gainsborough Aegir Cycling Club held its second set of Reliability rides for the season, as cyclists chose either to ride distances of 20, 50 miles or 50k.
The history-seeking Tiger Roll, who could become the first horse to win the great race three times on the trot, heads the entries for this year's Grand National.
Gainsborough All Blacks advance into the semi-final stage of the NLD Vase after a comfortable 24-5 win against Long Eaton’s second string for the chance to play away against Nottingham Corsairs at the Nottinghamshire Sports Club.
Strong winds couldn’t deter riders from Gainsborough Aegir Cycling Club enjoying a pleasant 40-mile journey into Retford, with time to view the Chesterfield Canal and River Idle.
Pupils from 10 local schools competed at the Gainsborough & District Primary Schools’ Sports Association’s annual swimming gala at West Lindsey Leisure Centre.
A sailor from Gainsborough has been presented with a prestigious national award by Princess Anne in recegnition of his “exceptional generosity and commitment to boating at grassroots level”.
Postman Paul Fetton is hoping Saturday will prove a red-letter day for him and the other shareholders in CABARET QUEEN when the mare bids to win one of Jumps racing’s historic prizes, the £250,000 Ladbrokes Trophy at Newbury.
Torrential rain is not only doing its best to scupper this weekend’s flagship November Meeting at Cheltenham, it also reduced the final fortnight of the Flat season to a damp squib.
Plucky Carl Currie, of Gainsborough and Morton Striders, turned his first overseas race into a memorable one when conquering the New York City Marathon.
The finale to a vintage Flat season graces the Ascot turf on Saturday when the ninth Qipco British Champions Day attracts another glittering cast of equine stars.
Sidecar-racing duo, Giles and Jen Stainton, wrapped up their season in the FRSA British F2 Championship by finishing a superb fifth overall in their class.
Explosive Gainsborough fighter Ricardo ‘Rico’ Franco is all set for the highlight of his career when he takes on the legendary king of the bare-knuckle boxing ring.
A veteran teacher from a Gainsborough school has spoken of his delight after being selected to represent Great Britain at the world championships for the sport of biathle, which combines swimming and running.
