Motorsports events can generate revenue, excitement and crowds. Unfortunately, they can cause controversy when they're not being held at a facility that was originally built to handle them. Case in point: the Detroit Grand Prix, held on Belle Isle, a public park.

Note to indoor venues in cities everywhere: if you haven't updated your network infrastructure to attract esports events, consider this your wake-up call. Why? Because movie theaters - the kinds in malls and strip centers - are about to steal your thunder. Get ready for the next wave of hosting.

As if there weren't already plenty of reasons to support youth participation in sports programming, medical science is bringing us one more. A new study suggests that participation in team sports as adolescents can result in a lower likelihood of depression or anxiety as adults.

The NCAA has announced the start of its 2022-26 championship site selection campaign, as well as details for potential host cities. A total of 86 championship events will go up for bid. Here's a look inside the process, as well as a timeline, for cities and clubs.

Concussions as a repeated injury? Apparently so. A new study indicates that one in six children who have suffered one concussion will go on to repeat the experience - within two years. This and other head injury headlines can be found in the roundup below.

It all starts with a kid learning to hold a pole. The recreational fishing industry - and competitive event owners - know that anglers are born at the local level where, with the right bait and enough encouragement, that first catch can lead to lifelong involvement in the sport and good returns for the industry.