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Winnipeg Free Press
4 days ago
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
White Sox reinstate infielder Miguel Vargas from the 10-day injured list
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago White Sox reinstated infielder Miguel Vargas from the 10-day injured list on Tuesday. The White Sox also brought up right-hander Yoendrys Gómez from Triple-A Charlotte. Right-hander Elvis Peguero was sent down, and outfielder Corey Julks was designated for assignment. Vargas and Gómez were in the starting lineup for the team's game against Detroit. Vargas was at first base, batting sixth. The 25-year-old Vargas had been sidelined by a left oblique strain. Vargas, who was acquired from the Dodgers as part of a three-team trade in July 2024, hit .229 with 13 homers and 44 RBIs in 106 games before the injury. Gómez, 25, went 4-3 with a 2.12 ERA in 14 games with Charlotte, including 11 starts. He was claimed off waivers from the Dodgers on May 10. Gómez is making his first start in his 19th major league appearance. He has pitched for the Yankees, Dodgers and White Sox this year, going 1-1 with a 6.62 ERA in 12 games. Thursdays Keep up to date on sports with Mike McIntyre's weekly newsletter. ___ AP MLB:
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New Straits Times
05-08-2025
- New Straits Times
Bird strike forces Madrid-Paris flight back to airport after take-off [WATCH]
MADRID: A flight from Madrid to Paris was forced to turn back after colliding with a large bird shortly after take-off, damaging the aircraft and alarming passengers, German Press Agency (dpa) reported. According to Iberia airline, the brand-new Airbus A321XLR, which had only been in service for a few weeks, was damaged on the nose and on one of its engines during the incident on Sunday afternoon. Media reported that 182 passengers were on board the flight. Iberia emphasised that the crew had acted immediately in accordance with safety protocols and initiated a safe return to the airport in Madrid. Videos posted online showed passengers holding oxygen masks to their faces during the incident and a hole in the front of the plane. Bird strikes are relatively common, Madrid air traffic controller Juan Gómez said in an interview with television channel RTVE late on Sunday. He said the impact was less severe than it may appear in pictures. "The front part of aircraft is always made of very light material because it houses a weather radar that can detect approaching storms," Gómez said. "Birds are a known and controlled risk in the aviation industry," the specialist portal Aviacionline wrote. It said airports take various measures to reduce their presence near runways, but collisions cannot always be avoided.
The Star
04-08-2025
- The Star
Bird strike forces Madrid-Paris flight back to the airport soon after take-off
MADRID (dpa): A flight from Madrid to Paris was forced to turn back after colliding with a large bird shortly after take-off, damaging the aircraft and alarming passengers. According to Iberia airline, the brand-new Airbus A321XLR, which had only been in service for a few weeks, was damaged on the nose and on one of its engines during the incident on Sunday afternoon. Media reported that 182 passengers were on board the flight. Iberia emphasised that the crew had acted immediately in accordance with safety protocols and initiated a safe return to the airport in Madrid. Videos posted online showed passengers holding oxygen masks to their faces during the incident and a hole in the front of the plane. Bird strikes are relatively common, Madrid air traffic controller Juan Gómez said in an interview with television channel RTVE late on Sunday. He said the impact was less severe than it may appear in pictures. "The front part of aircraft is always made of very light material because it houses a weather radar that can detect approaching storms," Gómez said. "Birds are a known and controlled risk in the aviation industry," the specialist portal Aviacionline wrote. It said airports take various measures to reduce their presence near runways, but collisions cannot always be avoided. According to the portal, the certification of jet engines includes rigorous tests to ensure that they can be shut down safely in the event of a failure, without compromising the structural integrity of the aircraft. - dpa
Saba Yemen
03-07-2025
- Automotive
- Saba Yemen
Spanish Motorcyclist dies in crash during practice at Magny-Cours Circuit in France
Paris – SABA: Spanish motorcycle racer Borja Gómez, the leader of the European Superstock Championship, has died at the age of 20 following a tragic crash during practice at the Magny-Cours circuit in France. The Honda Laglisse team confirmed the death of their rider, who was participating in the opening practice session of the 'Stock 600' class during the third round of the European Motorcycle Championship on his Honda bike, according to Anadolu Agency. 'It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Borja Gómez at Magny-Cours Circuit following a serious crash during the first free practice of the European Superstock 600 Championship,' the team said in a statement. 'In addition to his exceptional talent, we will remember Borja as a wonderful person—his kindness and smile will remain with us forever. He will always be in our hearts,' the statement added. According to media reports, Gómez lost control of his bike at one of the circuit's turns, leading to a multi-rider crash. The rider behind him was unable to avoid him and struck him, resulting in his immediate death at the scene. Gómez, who hailed from San Javier, was leading the European Championship standings after finishing second in the season-opening race in Estoril and winning the latest race in Jerez in early June. The tragic accident occurred at a time when Gómez was performing impressively, topping both the European 'Stock' and JuniorGP 'Stock 600' championships (formerly known as the Spanish Motorcycle Championship), a key stepping-stone to MotoGP. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (International)
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
Who was Borja Gómez? Tributes pour in as former Moto2 rider and rising Spanish star dies at 20 after tragic crash at Magny-Cours
The motorsport world is in mourning after the heartbreaking loss of Spanish motorcycle rider Borja Gómez, who died at just 20 years old following a crash during free practice at the European Stock Championship in France. His team, Honda Laglisse, confirmed the devastating news in an official statement on Thursday, July 3. Gómez was a former Moto2 rider and one of Spain's most promising young talents. His untimely death has shocked fans, riders, and teams across the global racing community. Borja Gómez death: Fatal accident at Magny-Cours claims young racing talent The incident took place during the opening Free Practice session of Round Three of the FIM Stock European Championship at the Magny-Cours circuit in France. According to initial reports, Gómez lost control in a high-speed curve and was tragically struck by another rider. Emergency medical teams responded quickly, but the injuries were fatal. Borja Gómez dies at 20| Credit: X Team Honda Laglisse confirmed Borja Gómez's passing with the statement,'With all the pain in our hearts, we regret to announce that Borja Gomez has passed away at the Magny-Cours circuit after a serious accident in the first Free Practice of the European Stock Championship.' They added, 'On behalf of the whole Team Laglisse, we want to pass on our condolences to all his family and friends in these hard times that they are going through.' The statement ended with a final farewell: 'On behalf of the whole Team Laglisse, we want to pass on our condolences to all his family and friends in these hard times that they are going through.' 'We love you, Borja. Rest in peace.' Who was Borja Gómez? Borja Gomez dies at 20| Credit: X Borja Gómez Rus was born on February 10, 2005, in San Javier, Murcia, Spain. He began his racing journey in Supermoto circuits in his home country before moving on to compete in the 2019 Kawasaki Cup. His natural talent and relentless drive quickly propelled him through the ranks. By 2021, Gómez finished second in the Spanish Superbike Championship's Supersport category, and in 2022, he repeated that achievement in the premier class with the Cardoso Team. His performance earned him a spot in the 2023 Moto2 World Championship, where he competed in 13 Grand Prix events with Fantic Racing. Although he exited the Moto2 paddock, Gómez never gave up on returning to the world championship level. In the meantime, he found his groove in the FIM Stock European Championship, entering Round Three as the series leader after a second-place finish at Estoril and a win in Jerez. He had also begun testing for Team HRC in the World Superbike Championship, signaling a future filled with opportunity. Former riders and teams remembered Gómez not only as a fierce competitor but also as a humble and kind young man. He was known for his professionalism, discipline, and infectious smile — qualities that made him beloved both on and off the track. Racing and sports world mourn a devastating day Tributes have flooded in from across the racing world and beyond. Former rider Ivan Moreno shared a moving post on social media,"We are not aware of what motorcycling riders risk day after day. Just as it gives you glory, sometimes it takes away all your desire for everything. Today is a day of absolute sadness. My deepest condolences to all of Borja Gómez's family and friends. RIP." MotoGP veteran and former Moto2 champion Tito Rabat also expressed his grief, "Although we think everything will turn out fine, we often forget how unfair and delicate life can be. Goodbye, little friend, rest in peace." Even outside motorsport, condolences poured in. Spanish football club Cádiz CF wrote, "The #CádizCF mourns the passing of the young Spanish driver, 20-year-old Borja Gómez, who lost his life today during training in France at the European Stock Championship." Fans shared their heartbreak on social media platforms. One post read: 'WHAT ARE YOU TELLING ME??? BORJA GÓMEZ??? R.I.P. I hope you keep winning from the circuit in the sky!! You're in good company.' Another added: 'My warmest embrace to all of Borja Gómez's family and friends after the tragic accident in Magny-Cours.' Sad day for the world of sport: Diogo Jota, André, and Borja Gómez all gone too soon The depth of sorrow is amplified today by another tragedy in the world of sport — the death of Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota, along with his brother André, in a car crash in Spain. To lose two bright young stars from two different sports in a matter of hours has left fans stunned and heartbroken. Whether on the pitch or the racetrack, these young men inspired those around them. July 3, 2025, will be remembered not just for the pain it brought, but for the brilliant legacies both athletes leave behind. To stay updated on the stories that are going viral, follow Indiatimes Trending.
