Mike Conway and his Toyota Racing team kicked off its 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season in changeable weather conditions during the Prologue test at Imola, ahead of this weekend’s opening round.
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Squandered chances cost Gillingham as they lost on the road to Cheltenham Town on Tuesday night.
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Fears of relegation from the Isthmian League Premier Division for Welling United were all but expelled when they defeated already demoted Potters Bar Town.
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A dogged, defiant unbeaten 114 from opener Ben Compton. along with some usefully-timed rain enabled Kent to bat out the day at the St Lawrence Ground against a rampant Northamptonshire, who had amassed a goliath 684-2 across the first five sessions of the match.
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Squandered chances cost Gillingham as they lost on the road to Cheltenham Town on Tuesday night.
Fears of relegation from the Isthmian League Premier Division for Welling United were all but expelled when they defeated already demoted Potters Bar Town.
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Three first half goals for Sporting Club Thamesmead against Staplehurst Monarchs all but guaranteed them Southern Counties East Football League Division One safety.
Gillingham are back on the road this Tuesday as they travel to Cheltenham for their penultimate away fixture in League Two this season.
On Tuesday evening, Welling United entertain Potters Bar Town in another big Isthmian League Premier Division match.
Monday night football returns to the Masher Brothers Community Stadium when SC Thamesmead host Staplehurst Monarchs in the Southern Counties East Football League Division One.
Hopes of escaping relegation from the Isthmian League Premier Division for Welling United were given a massive boost when they defeated Dulwich Hamlet.
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth saw his side go three games unbeaten with a draw away at Salford City at the weekend.
Chatham Town Women stayed on course for a top three finish in the National League with a comfortable 4-0 win in their final home game of the season over already relegated Chesham United Women.
Two sensational saves from Glenn Morris ensured that Gillingham held Salford City to a goal-less draw at the Peninsula Stadium as the hosts play-off hopes took a dent as Gareth Ainsworth’s side made it three unbeaten.
Hopes of escaping relegation from the Isthmian League Premier Division for Welling United were given a massive boost when they defeated Dulwich Hamlet.
Cray Wanderers made it five wins from the last six games after victory against Lewes at Flamingo Park which although makes reaching the play-offs nigh on impossible at least has ensured at least a higher league position to last season and a third top ten finish in four seasons.
A game that looked to be heading for a stalemate went Hornchurch’s way late on in controversial fashion as the home side got the benefit of a dubious offside flag to score the winner via a delivery from the free-kick they were awarded.
The race for the final play-off place in the Isthmian South East took yet another twist as Ashford United continued their fine end of season run with a 3-1 win over Sittingbourne.
A dogged, defiant unbeaten 114 from opener Ben Compton. along with some usefully-timed rain enabled Kent to bat out the day at the St Lawrence Ground against a rampant Northamptonshire, who had amassed a goliath 684-2 across the first five sessions of the match.
Northamptonshire were closing in on an innings victory against Kent in their Rothesay County Championship match at Canterbury, reducing the hosts to 162 for three at stumps, after they were forced to follow on.
Luke Procter and Calvin Harrison both hit career-best scores of 261 not out and 153 respectively, as Northamptonshire declared 684 for two against Kent, before reducing the hosts to a lamentable 119 for six.
Last year’s dull, high-scoring draw looks set to be repeated in a day’s play where bat dominated ball as Northamptonshire’s top three all score centuries in a score of 409-1 at the end of day one.
A defiant unbeaten century from Tawanda Muyeye in the face of some probing Durham bowling handed Kent a draw on the final day of an enthralling Rothesay County Championship clash between the two.
High winds from Storm Dave caused damage to the Banks Homes Riverside and as a result there was no play on day three of Durham’s Rothesay County Championship with Kent.
Matthew Potts starred as Durham’s bowlers blew away Kent’s batting line-up on a rain-affected second day of their Rothesay County Championship clash.
Emilio Gay made the first century of the Rothesay County Championship season as Durham edged ahead of Kent on a closely contested first day of their Division Two clash.
With the cricket season getting underway tomorrow Ben Holliday has been looking at the 2026 season and why there are reasons for Kent fans to be optimistic.
The new County Cricket season begins on Good Friday with Kent making the long trip to Chester-le-Street to face Durham with everyone connected with the county hoping that 2026 brings more joy than 2025 and spinner Matt Parkinson agrees.
Sam Northeast hopes to make his second Kent first-class debut on Friday as the County Championship season opens for 2026 as the county make the long trip to the north east to face Durham.
Kent Cricket have this morning unveiled the kit that they will be wearing in the 2026 Metro Bank One Day Cup, for the next two seasons.
Kent Cricket have this lunchtime announced its official team name going forward in the Men’s Metro Bank One Day Cup as Kent Men.
Kent Cricket have announced the signing of all-rounder Kelly Castle for the 2026 season.
Kent Cricket have announced the return of Australian all-rounder Tom Rogers for the entire 2026 Vitality Blast.
Mike Conway and his Toyota Racing team kicked off its 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season in changeable weather conditions during the Prologue test at Imola, ahead of this weekend’s opening round.
Mike Conway and his Toyota Racing team enter a new era of the FIA World Endurance Championship when the season gets underway in Italy this coming weekend.
Earlier this week Brands Hatch played host to the 2026 Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship in front of 9,000 excited fans.
There was plenty of thrilling action at Lydden Hill last weekend at the opening round of the 2026 Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy.
The action on track continues this weekend as the British Racing and Sports Car Club (BRSCC) gets its 2026 campaign underway with C1 Endurance action this Saturday and a full BRSCC race programme on Sunday at Brands Hatch.
Jake Hill had his first taste of racing for his very varied 2026 season a few weeks ago at the opening round of the Michelin 24H Series with Era Motorsport.
‘Legend’ is the only word that you can use to describe Rod Birley who made history on Easter Sunday taking his 300th victory at Brands Hatch.
The Brands Hatch centenary season headline event calendar got underway over the Easter Weekend with some entertaining Truck Racing.
Bradley Ray and his McAMS Yamaha enjoyed a productive two days of official testing at Donington Park this week, with big steps gained ahead of the 2026 British Superbike Championship season.
The British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy season gets under the way this weekend, with the British Rallycross Championship celebrating its 50th anniversary, and there is no better place to kick that off than at the home of Rallycross, Lydden Hill.
Brad Ray is back on track over Easter as the British Superbikes official testing gets underway at Donington Park, it will be the first opportunity for Ray and his McAMS Yamaha team to size up the opposition.
Local racing legend Rod Birley is targeting a quite amazing 300th victory at Brands Hatch this weekend.
Lydden Hill local and reigning Swift Sport Rallycross Champion Matt Cake will be moving up to the Supercar class at the Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy this weekend at Lydden Hill.
Kent’s Tristan Ovenden has announced that he will be making the switch to race a Volkswagen Polo in the 2026 Motorsport UK British RallyCross Championship 5 Nations BRX series.
This coming weekend will see the British Truck Racing Championship head to Brands Hatch Indy Circuit as the first headline event of the ‘Century of Power’ fully gets underway.
Canterbury produced a determined and resilient performance to overcome a physical Guernsey side in an entertaining and hard‑fought encounter, showing composure at key moments to claim a bonus point victory.
Kent’s Moses Itauma is set to become the mandatory challenger for the WBO heavyweight title – potentially putting him on a collision course with stablemate Fabio Wardley.
Kent’s Adam Gemili has announced his retirement after a 14-year career that saw him win a world gold and four European golds.
A late Welsh try settled a close but fitful game in which Canterbury never recaptured the high standards they achieved in their previous outing.
Kent’s Barry Hawkins is the 2026 Welsh Open Snooker Champion after beating Jack Lisowski in the final on Sunday.
A Canterbury side that looked almost down and out staged a magnificent second half revival to fight their way to this comprehensive victory.
Barry Hawkins is into Sunday afternoon’s Welsh Open final after an excellent win over Wu Yize this afternoon.
While the Six Nations takes a fallow week, Kent’s rugby scene shows no signs of slowing with league battles, growing women’s and youth participation, and staying abuzz with social events.
A strong pack and a sound defence gave Bury the upper hand in this clash of two top four sides.
Kent’s Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker teamed up to claim Olympic gold in the mixed team skeleton competition.
Having completed his 500th parkrun at Great Lines parkrun on Saturday, KSN’s Darrell Harman looks back on 13 years of running 5km.
A last minute penalty goal saw league leaders Albanians snatch the win at Canterbury which kept their National 2 East title hopes firmly on track.
Kent’s Matt Weston has won the first Team GB medal of the Winter Olympics with a gold in the men’s skeleton.
Great Britain’s hopes for Winter Olympics success in the skeleton have never been higher with 28 year old Matt Weston from Tunbridge Wells leading the way this week.
Canterbury’s winning run came to a disappointing end at the hands of a confident Havant who have discovered their best form in recent weeks.
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