Formula E racing could bring improved electric cars to a road near you soon
Technology used to make the race cars better will allow commercial car makers a window into improvements
SCIENCE
Athletes are right: The game really does slow down for them
Researchers examining flow confirm athletes can experience a slowing down of time
Podcast: Journalist David Epstein on genetics and sport
Best-selling author David Epstein joins Kenneth Shropshire to discuss the role genetics and evolution have on sports performance
New research, technology aimed at minimizing concussions
Increased understanding of how concussions happen and how to minimize their impact driving researchers
“Put Me Back in Coach” showcases injury decisions for high school football coaches
A game designed by ASU students sheds light on the split second decisions a coach must make about possible injuries
Blind broadcasters paint picture of play on the field
Being blind doesn't stop these broadcasters from being the eyes of fans
New IAAF ruling appears aimed at South African runner Caster Semenya
Questions about the career of South African runner Caster Semenya rise following IAAF ruling
Gene-editing technology has major implications on the future of sport
Gene editing technology has the potential to change the sporting world
Eye on the ball: Humidor added to Arizona Diamondbacks playbook
The climate-controlled chamber is intended to help keep home run numbers down
Sports drink or water? Well, that depends
What is the best way to hydrate or recover after a workout?
Wearable technology moving from the track to the bedroom
Pajamas that can help with recovery. Real-time insights into performance. Wearables have gone beyond just GPS tracking
Alternative Baseball Organization aims to strike out autism discrimination
Young people on the autism spectrum don't often have a chance to participate in team sports, but the Alternative Baseball Organization aims to change that
INTEREST
Willie Mays didn’t catch fly balls—he caught hearts. - Alberto Rios