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Triumph will be fielding a team for the 2026 Red Bull Romaniacs, represented by factory racer Jonny Walker and brand ambassadors Sam Sunderland and Ivan Cervantes.Just like Triumph's team did last year, the trio will be racing on near-stock Tiger 900 Rally Pro motorcycles. Walker will be competing in the Adventure Ultimate class while Sunderland and Cervantes will be in the Adventure Core class. Walker finished second overall in the Adventure Ultimate class in 2025. Sunderland previously raced in the Adventure Lite class before moving to the more competitive Core class this year.The 2026 Red Bull Romaniacs begins with a Prologue stage on July 28, followed by four days of off-road riding.Begin Press Release:Triumph Returns To Red Bull Romaniacs With Jonny Walker, Sam Sunderland, And Ivan CervantesTriumph Factory Racing's Jonny Walker will be joined by Triumph Motorcycles Brand Ambassadors Sam Sunderland and Ivan Cervantes at the 2026 Red Bull Romaniacs. The trio will tackle the iconic hard enduro event aboard near-stock Triumph Tiger 900 Rally Pro motorcycles. Taking place in Sibiu, Romania, from July 28 to August 1, the 23rd edition of the legendary race will once again push riders and machines to their limits across five days of demanding competition.Following the successful introduction of the Adventure categories in 2025, the Tiger 900 Rally Pro returns to the Carpathian Mountains with minimal modifications. All three riders will compete on near-standard motorcycles, with adjusted stock suspension and a select few upgraded parts being the only enhancements made ahead of the event starting.The race begins with the famous city Prologue before four challenging off-road days featuring steep climbs, rocky riverbeds, technical forest singletrack, and mountain traverses. Walker will contest the premier Adventure Ultimate class, while Sunderland and Cervantes will take on the Adventure Core category.As a Red Bull Romaniacs winner on two previous occasions, Jonny Walker returns looking to build on an impressive debut in the Adventure Ultimate class last year. Riding the Tiger 900 Rally Pro, Walker overcame an early setback before claiming three consecutive off-road stage victories to finish second overall, narrowly missing out on the win and proving the capability of Triumph's adventure platform in one of the world's toughest races. Now in his second season with Triumph Factory Racing, the British hard enduro specialist heads back to familiar terrain aiming to challenge for the top step of the podium.Two-time Dakar Rally winner and two-time FIM World Rally-Raid Champion Sam Sunderland also returns after a hugely successful first appearance at the event in 2025. Racing in the Adventure Lite class, Sunderland dominated the category by winning the Prologue and every off-road day to secure victory by more than four hours. This year, the Triumph Motorcycles Brand Ambassador steps up into the more competitive Adventure Core class, where he'll face a significantly tougher challenge as he continues to showcase the versatility of the Tiger 900 Rally Pro.Joining Sunderland in Adventure Core is five-time FIM Enduro World Champion Ivan Cervantes. One of the most decorated enduro riders of all time and no stranger to adventure competition aboard Triumph machinery, Cervantes boasts victories at events including 1000 Dunas, Baja Aragn, and the Bassella Race on the Tiger 900 Rally Pro. Returning to Red Bull Romaniacs for the first time in over a decade, the Spaniard brings a wealth of off-road experience and will be aiming to fight for class honours on his first appearance in the Adventure Core category.Red Bull Romaniacs kicks off with the Prologue on Tuesday 28 July, followed by four gruelling off-road days.Jonny Walker"I'm really looking forward to getting back to Romaniacs on the Tiger 900 Rally Pro. I had a lot of fun racing the adventure bike there last year and we came incredibly close to taking the win, so the goal is definitely to challenge for the top step again. I haven't ridden the bike since last year's event, so we'll arrive, make the most of our setup, and get straight into racing, but I do have complete confidence in both the bike and the team. It's a race I know well and really enjoy, with a tough Prologue and four demanding off-road days, and I can't wait to get back into the mountains."Sam Sunderland"I'm really excited to be heading back to Red Bull Romaniacs with Triumph. Last year's event was a great experience and I was genuinely impressed by what the near-standard Tiger 900 Rally Pro could do in such demanding terrain. Stepping up into the Adventure Core class adds another level of difficulty, and I'm looking forward to seeing what we can achieve against even stronger competition."Ivan Cervantes"It's fantastic to be returning to Red Bull Romaniacs after so many years and to be racing in the Adventure Core class with the Tiger 900 Rally Pro. My first experience of Romaniacs was over a decade ago, so I'm excited to come back with much more experience and a bike that I know extremely well. I've enjoyed a lot of success with the Tiger 900 Rally Pro at events like 1000 Dunas, Baja Aragn, and the Bassella Race, so I know what it's capable of. Adventure Core is a very competitive class, but my goal is simply to give my best and fight for the win."Ian Kimber Head of Global Racing Programmes, Triumph Motorcycles"We're really excited to return to Red Bull Romaniacs again this year. With very little preparation last year with the Tiger 900 Rally Pro machines, Jonny and Sam both had great races, and we enjoyed being part of such a world-renowned, and notoriously difficult event. This year we again race with the same bikes, and we know that Ivan and Sam will want to have positive results in the new class, while Jonny will be aiming for a top result in the Adventure Ultimate category. The Adventure classes had so much interest last year and it was great to see, so we're looking forward to a great race. We've done very little to the bikes in terms of modifications, and this is the best test to show their capability. Roll on next week!"Become a Motorcycle.com insider. Get the latest motorcycle news first by subscribing to our newsletter here.

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The Patriots announced three roster moves on Wednesday.The signing of rookie free agent linebacker Riley Wilson was previously reported. The Patriots also signed first-year tight end Mitch Van Vooren and released fullback Brock Lampe.Van Vooren, 25, entered the NFL as a rookie free agent in 2025, signing with the Seahawks. Seattle cut him on June 13, 2025, and he signed with the Browns on Aug. 4 before they waived him on Aug. 24. Van Vooren earned first-team All-NACC honors during his final collegiate season at St. Norbert after recording 33 receptions for 510 yards and 10 touchdowns. He began his college career as a track athlete at Marquette, setting the school record in the 400-meter hurdles.Lampe, 23, signed with the Patriots in 2025 as an undrafted free agent out of Northern Illinois. He spent all of last season on injured reserve.

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The Kansas City Chiefs won't have a new stadium until 2031, but we now have a glimpse of what their soon-to-be home base will look like. "Today we are excited to show Chiefs Kingdom a first look at our new home," Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said in a press release Wednesday. "From the beginning, our goal has been to build something that improved the gameday experience for every single fan. This new stadium will do just that. "Its spectacular. It honors the rich legacy of this franchise while setting a bold course for the future of Chiefs Kingdom. While were still finalizing many of the details, there are a few things we know for sure: it will hold 70,000 fans, it will still be the best place in the world to tailgate, and the whole building will be built for noise." The perks of the new stadium, according to the Chiefs' press release, include an enclosed roof over the stadium with translucent ETFE panels and over 20,000 parking spots in what's a roughly $3 billion investment. The seats and exterior of the dome will be arranged to make the outside of the stadium look like Arrowhead Stadium, the Chiefs' current home. Meanwhile, the new stadium, which is being built in Wyandotte County, Kansas, will have a Lamar Hunt statue (Hunt founded the franchise) in a plaza outside the venue, a Chiefs Hall of Fame double in size compared to its current one and a team store roughly four times larger than its current one. The Chiefs designated MANICA as the lead design architect, HNTB as the architect of record and CAA ICON as owner's representative. "Were proud to name MANICA as our lead design architect and HNTB as the architect of record for this transformational stadium undertaking which will come to life over the next five years," Chiefs President Mark Donovan said in the release. "We are incredibly fortunate that Kansas City is home to world-class sports and entertainment design talent, and that has been on full display throughout this process. David [Manica] and the MANICA team stood out throughout a rigorous months-long process, honoring and embracing our history while presenting a bold and dynamic vision for the future. "We look forward to working alongside both firms to refine these plans and deliver the premier sports and entertainment venue not only in the Midwest, but in the world." Arrowhead Stadium was the host for several 2026 World Cup games this summer, and the Chiefs have called Arrowhead Stadium home since 1972, which was preceded by nine seasons at Kansas City Municipal Stadium (1963-71) and three seasons at the Cotton Bowl (1960-62) when the franchise was the Dallas Texans. The new stadium doesn't yet have a name. Here are some more renderings of the Chiefs' new stadium.