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A fascinating profile of little FC Midtjylland that tries to be as radical as possible in trusting algorithms’ judgement, not people’s – and it’s paying off.
Ryan and Pepe have never sailed together before. Now they try to win a race from New York to Barcelona. Times Documentaries takes you aboard.
With the US Open nearing halftime, watch this beautiful interactive on what’s considered the most beautiful swing in tennis, the one-handed backhand. And basically, it’s an ode to Stanislas Wawrinka.
An excellent introduction to football (or, as the Americans insist on calling it: soccer) for people not interested in it. Don’t care about football? Give it a try. You won’t be able to avoid it in the coming weeks anyway.
A refreshingly unusual way to look at football: Why great teams need players with negative betaness.
Let me phrase it that way: Those guys’ job is probably tougher than yours (than mine, anyway).
Olympic sports like you’ve never seen them before. Brilliant work by the NYT interactive team on Sochi 2014.
Fascinating image series from the World Aquatics Championships in Barcelona. No. 22, wow!
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