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Welcome to the Year-End edition of What The (Blank)? Today's athlete is IndyCar Series Champ Scott Dixon.

Welcome to the latest edition of What The (Blank)?

Welcome to the latest edition of What The (Blank)?

Pro surfer Carissa Moore reflects on the "Perfect Day" when she won the World Surf League Title.

Since I was a young child, I dreamed of earning the honor of wearing that All-Black jersey just one time.

The truth is, I had never really been tested before. Not like this.

I think that medicine has become so advanced, technology so advanced, the world so advanced … that it’s easy for us to think of cancer as just another, worse, m

Like many professional athletes, veterans are people with a strong drive and focus.

I have practices where I push that limit far enough to where I can feel that same feeling in my lungs and in my chest that I felt that day at the waterpark.

My first encounter with the game of cricket occurred when I was only 10 years old.

These are the stories from people working, watching and, of course, running the race.

While I take a lot of pride in my podium finishes, some of the most memorable races weren’t about where I finished, but how I finished.

I knew even then: New York can be a lot of work. But it’s worth it.

I always thought having breasts is one of the things that makes me a lady. But after going through cancer, I realized what makes me a lady is my strength.

On this episode of Real Fan Life, Ben Lyons catches up with Matt Lauria and Jonathan Tucker of TV show Kingdom.

I’ve covered four Summer Games, each made special by the cultural influence of the host nation and the always-evolving cast of athletes and journalists there to

Have you ever been cornered and asked, “So, what do you do?” Or maybe, “What’s your major?”

Nobody celebrates the player who decides to put their health first.

In water polo, it's never a leisurely day at the pool.

Two weeks ago, at Road America in Wisconsin — after 133 days of surgeries and healing and rehab — I got back into the car for the first time since I was skewere

Nobody wakes up one morning, leaps out of bed and yells, “Hey mom, I want to be a triple jumper!”

Have you ever been cornered and asked, “So, what do you do?” Or maybe, “What’s your major?”

You know that thing when you’re at party and it’s kind of tedious having to explain your job to people? Well, I’m no different.

The first-ever ISA World Adaptive Surfing Championships, held in La Jolla, CA, over the weekend, proved to be an inspiring demonstration of talent, sportsmanshi