The Formula One Grand Prix in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

championship for the first time since 1954.Meanwhile, races in Bahrain, Vietnam, China, The Netherlands and Spain

Governor of Utah Gary Herbert has declared a state of emergency in the area after a 5.7 magnitude earthquake near Salt Lake City in the United States. 

hoping to host the 2030 Winter Olympics but so far Sapporo in Japan and Barcelona and the Pyrenees in Spain

Former Real Madrid President Lorenzo Sanz has died at the age of 76 from coronavirus, it has been confirmed.

his great passion: Real Madrid.”Real Madrid added that due to the coronavirus situation currently in Spain

“When the time comes and this difficult spell being endured around the world, particularly in Spain,

has passed, we will ensure this tribute is duly paid.”Spain has been one of the most affected nations

over 315,000 cases worldwide and in excess of 13,500 deaths.Over 28,000 cases have been reported in Spain

Formula One, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) and the 10 teams on the grid have unanimously agreed to delay the technical regulations by a year to 2022.

the illustrious race being called off for the first time in its history.Races in Bahrain, Vietnam, Spain

The International Committee of the Mediterranean Games (CIJM) has asked citizens of the region to stay at home as it continues to be one of the areas worst affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

4,000 - and more than 47,000 confirmed cases.Several more countries in the CIJM movement, including Spain

to not leave the house for non-essential reasons.There have been more than 1,300 COVID-19 deaths in Spain

The second round of voting to decide Paris' new Mayor will not go ahead this weekend as a result of a nationwide lockdown.

19.There have been 450 COVID-19-related deaths in France - the highest total outside of Italy, Iran, Spain

Given the current circumstances, it came as no surprise when the UEFA European Championships were postponed until 2021. 

Among the hosts are Italy, Germany, England, Spain, Scotland and The Netherlands, all of whom are currently

The President of the Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) has claimed that his counterparts from the other African Olympic Committees support the International Olympic Committee (IOC) stance of proceeding with the Tokyo 2020 Games this summer.

rescheduled, while Michelle Vorster has a 99 per cent chance of qualifying - she has been competing in Spain

World Karate Federation (WKF) President Antonio Espinós revealed the organisation is dealing with the coronavirus crisis "positively".

 Spain currently has 18,077 confirmed coronavirus cases and 831 deaths.

The World Karate Federation (WKF) has announced the first 40 karatekas to qualify for this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo.

standings are as follows:Male Kata - Mattia Busato of Italy, Antonio Diaz of Venezuela, Damian Quintero of Spain

International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Hayley Wickenheiser says insisting Tokyo 2020 will go ahead as planned is "irresponsible" and Olympic pole vault champion Katerina Stefanidi has accused the IOC of leaving athletes "at risk" with its stance.

More than 7,900 coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded worldwide and three countries - Italy, Spain

Next month's Karate 1-Premier League event in Madrid has been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic.

pandemic in the country.As of yesterday, 7,988 cases of COVID-19 and 294 deaths were registered in Spain

would have represented the country at the World Championship Division II Group A tournament in Jaca in Spain

Spain has been one of the worst affected areas from the coronavirus outbreak ©Getty ImagesSmith added

An online skating show organised following the cancellation of the World Figure Skating Championships in Montreal has itself been called off.

Ice Academy along with teams representing Armenia, Australia, Canada, China, Great Britain, Japan and Spain

Online voting is now open for the 2020 Nordic Combined Awards.

by 10 international journalists from Germany, Austria, Norway, France, United States, Japan, Sweden, Spain