there was an emotional winner of golf�*s valspar championship in florida as the american peter malnatirded a final round of 67, finished on i2—under par, two shots clear of fellow american cameron young, in a round which included five birdies. as his opponents fell away, this was the moment he realised that he'd won just the second pga title of his career and, at the age of 36, he said afterwards he wondered if this day would ever come. you wonder if you're ever going to do it again, you know, because it's hard. and, you know, in the nine years since my last win, it's gotten a lot harder too. like — if you look, like, the level of talent out here, guys coming out when they're, you know, 20 years old and they're ready to play on this stage and they're so good, it's just... i mean, you just... you just wonder, like — and so, to have to have this moment, itjust — it just feels so amazing. there was drama in the motogp in portugal — jorge martin has his first victory of the season but there was chaos behind him between his championship rivals. last year's champ francesco bagnaia collided w

speaking ahead of the event at memorial park golf course, malnati said his win had resonated with fans watching jordan in the 97 and tiger in the 2000 masters. i didn't care whatjordan�*s contract was. i didn't scare what the winner's cheque was. i think people are sick of that. you know, i think people are just are sick of that. you know, i think people arejust sick are sick of that. you know, i think people are just sick of the narrative in golf being about you know contracts on liv, purses on the tour, guaranteed comp on the tour. people are sick of that. they want to see sport. they want to see people who are the best in the word at what they do do it at a high level and celebrate that an the athleticism and the achievement. and that's all the sport for now. queen camilla has arrived for the traditional royal maundy thursday service. this was the queen a short while ago being greeted outside worcester cathedral. maundy thursday is a major fixture on the royal calendar. normally the monarch, who is the head of the church of england, presents special coins to people recognised for th

speaking ahead of the event at memorial park golf course, malnati said his win had resonated with fans and not money. i remember watching jordan in the 97 balls, tiger and the 2000 masters, i didn't care one iota whatjordan�*s contract was. i didn't care one iota what the winners check at that us open was. i think people are sick of that. i think people are just sick of the narrative in golf being about contracts envelope, purses on the tour, guaranteed comp on the tour, what it would be like. i think people are so sick of that. they want to see sport. they want to see people who are the best in the world at what they do it at an and celebrate that, it celebrates the athleticism the achievement. find athleticism the achievement. and celebrate that _ athleticism the achievement. and celebrate that hat. that is almost word for now. back to you. television personality george gilbey has died after suffering a fall while at work. a man in his 40s has beans arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter in relation to the death of george gilbey after he died we are told falling from a

malnati carded a final round of 67 to finish on 12 under par.ung. in a round which included five birdies. as his opponents fell away this was the moment he realised he'd won just the second pga title of his career, and at age 36 he said afterwards he wondered if this day would ever come. you wonder if you're ever going to do it again, you know, because it's hard. and, you know, in the nine years since my last win, it's gotten a lot harder to like if you look like the level of talent out here, guys coming out when they're, you know, 20 years old and they're ready to play on this stage and they're so good. it'sjust i mean, you just wonder, like and so to have to have this moment, itjust feels so amazing. drama in the moto gp in portugal — jorge marteen has his first victory of the season but there was chaos behind him between his championship rivals last years world champion francesco bagnaia collided with marc marquez whilst battling for fifth, ending both of their races with just three laps to go. and on the final lap, ducati's enea bastianini w

professional golfer peter malnati. he won his first pga event back in 2015. he then went more than 3000 days before winning his next one, which came just yesterday. it was a victory some nine years in the making, the 36 year old malnati, a 325 to 1 long shot, taps in for par on 18, a two stroke win at the valspar championship earned him a million and a half dollars. that's more than he's made in any full season on the tour, as his son sprints out in a cape to give his superhero dad a bear hug. afterwards, malnati, he got emotional when talking about his journey. >> you wonder if you're ever going to do it again, you know, because it's hard. and you know, in the nine years since my last win, it's gotten a lot harder to like. my wife has been an absolute rock through all of it. she's amazing. and you know, got my mom here. my family's amazing little two little boys. like, it's just. this just feels so good. >> yeah. good for malnati. okay, we're going to leave you with this. athletes who care. this was just on saturday. check this out. it was pouring rain at re

malnati we should tell you a 325 to 1 shot coming in. nine years. that's worth half an automatic exemption in next month's masters. and maybe even more importantly, in the moment, a big hug from your son and the entire family. >> he uses that fluorescent ball. >> he doesn't. he does. he uses& the yellow ball. and, and he, to everybody's rooting for that guy. there you go. >> love the kids reaction. so cute. jason. thank you, thank youn >> thanks we're putting the focus on bay area athletes. unlike other sports, it's basically you

but golfer peter malnati has had to wait a little longer to enter the winners circle. winners circle. 0ver3000 a little longer to enter the winners circle. over 3000 days. a little longer to enter the winners circle. 0ver3000 days. but a little longer to enter the winners circle. over 3000 days. but that monkey was well and truly shrugged off his back in florida. malnati birdied four his final nine holes on sunday and could barely contain his emotions when he realised he would not be caught. it is only his second win of the pga tour. his first game backin win of the pga tour. his first game back in 2015. —— his first came back in 2015. you wonder if you are ever going to do it again, because it is hard. in the nine years since my last when it has got a lot harder, too. if you look at the level of talent out here, guys are coming out when they are 20 years old, and they are ready to play on the stage, and they are so good, it isjust... i mean, you just wonder, like, and to have this moment... 0h, just wonder, like, and to have this moment... oh, you just wonder, like, a

four birdies on his back nine gave an emotional malnati victory at the valspar championship and earnedmasters next month. he plays with a yellow ball as he son liked the colour, and with four—year—old hatcher watching on, he claimed his first win since november 2015. you wonder if you are ever going to do it again, you know, because it is hard, and in the nine years since my last win, it has gotten a lot harder too. if you look at the level of talent out here, guys coming out when they are 20 years old and they are ready to play on the stage and they are so good, it is just... i mean, you just wonder. and so to have this moment, itjust feels so amazing. well done to him. in four months, it'll be the eve of the olympics, with the paralympics starting just over four weeks later. and for many of the british athletes, the hard work won't stop after the closing ceremony. post—paris, they'll spend two weeks back in their communities, getting involved in social impact projects. it's part of the changemakers campaign, which is launched today. at the forefront is tokyo weightlifting silver meda

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american golfer peter malnati has won his first pga tournament in almost nine years to qualify for theida, to finish on 12 under and win the valspar championship title. it earns him a place in the field at augusta next month. malnati's only previous pga tour win came in november 2015, and so he was understandably emotional afterwards, with his son in arms. you wonder if you're ever going to do it again, you know, because it's hard. and in the nine years since my last win, its gotten a lot harder as well. you look at the level of talent out here, guys coming out when they are 20 years old, and they are ready to play at this page and they are so good. it's just, i are ready to play at this page and they are so good. it'sjust, i mean, you just, you just wonder. i do have this moment, oh, itjust feels so amazing. love the superhero cape that his son was wearing and he gets over £1 million, he thought about giving up at one stage but he is now a winner on the pga tour again. cutest guests so far this morning, well done! that's what the webinar with carol, and we might wash macro let's today