Sean Ingle
Sean Ingle is a senior sports writer and the Guardian's athletics correspondent. He writes a weekly column on sport.
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Tyson Fury gives up ‘disgusting’ meat before Wladimir Klitschko rematchThe world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has given up meat and says he is in great shape as he prepares for his rematch against Wladimir Klitschko
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Ashley Bryant’s Olympic hopes in doubt after airline loses his pole vaultsDecathlete Ashley Bryant had to borrow pole vaults after his went missing, but he underperformed in the event in Götzis and fell 44 points short of the Olympic qualifying score
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Katarina Johnson-Thompson targets Olympic gold after shaky qualificationKatarina Johnson-Thompson has insisted her goal is ‘definitely a gold medal in Rio’ despite finishing sixth in Götzis after a poor long jump and shot put
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Shane Sutton accused of ‘dirty terrorist’ and ‘bitches’ remarks by British cyclistsFurther questions about the culture at British Cycling were raised after three riders said Shane Sutton called women ‘bitches’ and referred to a non-white rider as a ‘dirty terrorist’
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Many British cyclists were terrified of Shane Sutton, says top BMX riderThe senior management at British Cycling was criticised by riders in many disciplines after the resignation of its technical director, Shane Sutton
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Shane Sutton: tough-talking Australian for whom conflict was never far awayBritish Cycling’s former technical director had a brash style but was as successful as a coach as he had been during a glittering professional cycling career
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Shane Sutton resigns as technical director of British CyclingShane Sutton has resigned as technical director of British Cycling, with the programmes director Andy Harrison taking temporary charge
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The road to Rio 2016: how the key Olympic sports are shaping upFrom athletics to tennis, Guardian writers give their verdict on how competitors are working towards their medal targets for the Rio Olympic Games this summer
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Joanna Rowsell Shand: ‘At Rio Olympics we’ll be chasers, which is exciting but also scary’Joanne Rowsell Shand tells Sean Ingle she is in good shape as Great Britain’s cycling pursuit team look to retain the gold they won at the 2012 London Games
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British Cycling’s Shane Sutton suspended over alleged comments on ParalympiansBritish Cycling’s technical director, Shane Sutton, faces being suspended pending a formal investigation into accusations that he called Paralympic cyclists ‘gimps’ and ‘wobblies’
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British Cycling announces inquiry into Jess Varnish’s sexism claimsBritish Cycling has announced an independent review, in conjunction with UK Sport, into allegations of sexism and bullying made by the track rider Jess Varnish
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Jess Varnish hits out at ‘culture of fear’ inside British CyclingJess Varnish has stepped up her war of words with British Cycling, attacking what she claimed is a ‘culture of fear’ inside the organisation
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Lizzie Armitstead: Jess Varnish has the right to speak out over British CyclingThe world road race champion Lizzie Armitstead said Jess Varnish was right to speak out about what she perceived was sexism in British Cycling
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How Diego Simeone’s Atlético Madrid defy the odds and godsJoint top of La Liga and about to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals, Atlético Madrid are making a good job of rewriting the script
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Jemima Sumgong survives trip and banged head to win London MarathonJemima Sumgong won the women’s race in the London Marathon despite a fall and Eliud Kipchoge had no regrets after missing the world record by eight seconds in the men’s event
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London Marathon: Tsegai Tewelde and Callum Hawkins make British Olympic teamScotland’s Tsegai Tewelde, who claimed asylum from Eritrea in 2008, has qualified for the British Olympic team for Rio
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London Marathon 2016: Eliud Kipchoge and Jemima Sumgong winKenya’s Eliud Kipchoge won the men’s race, finishing just outside the world’s best time, while Jemima Sumgong overcame a heavy fall to win her first London Marathon
Sportblog Time to introduce the Pepe Rule after his Champions League final antics