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List of first-class cricket records
First-class cricket records: statistical extremes of multi-day cricket, quoted from CricketArchive and Wisden. Brian Lara's 501 (1994) is the highest individual score; the record dates from 1772.
List of FIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalists in men's cross-country skiing
List of FIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalists in men's cross-country skiing: all-time and per-championship medal tables. Norway leads with 134 golds; Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo swept all six 2025 Trondheim titles for 15 career golds.
List of FIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalists in Nordic combined
FIS Nordic World Ski Championships Nordic combined medalists: men's Gundersen events since the early championships; women debuted at Oberstdorf 2021 (Gyda Westvold Hansen first champion), Mixed Team debuted 2023, Falun 2027 adds Team Sprint.
List of FIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalists in women's cross-country skiing
Women's cross-country skiing medalists at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, held since the women's 10 km debut at Falun 1954; at Trondheim 2025 Sweden swept all six women's golds, including team sprint and 4x7.5 km relay.
List of Florida Gators head football coaches
The list of Florida Gators head football coaches covers the 31 men who have led the University of Florida program since its first season in 1906, including Spurrier and Meyer.
List of football clubs by competitive honours won
A list of football clubs by competitive honors won, also known as the list of most successful football clubs; Nacional leads one 2024 count with 162 trophies, ahead of Peñarol.
List of football clubs in England
Football clubs in England, organized in the promotion-relegation pyramid: 92 league clubs (Premier League plus EFL), 996 National League System clubs in steps 1-6, and about 18,000 grassroots clubs.
List of football clubs in England by competitive honours won
Ranking of English men's football clubs by competitive honours; Liverpool lead with 70 trophies ahead of Manchester United (68), Arsenal (49), Manchester City (36), and Chelsea (34), with both giants level on 20 league titles.
List of football clubs in Greater Manchester
Football clubs in Greater Manchester: Manchester United and Manchester City in the Premier League, EFL clubs Bolton, Salford City, Oldham, Rochdale, Stockport, and a dense non-league scene including Bury FC, Altrincham, Curzon Ashton, and Radcliffe.
List of football clubs in Italy
Football clubs in Italy, governed by the FIGC (founded 1898), span Serie A to amateur leagues: about 14,000 clubs, 97 professional sides, 1.13 million registered players, growing US ownership, and persistent financial losses.
List of football stadiums in England
Football stadiums in England (grounds of Premier League, EFL and non-league clubs plus Wembley): Wembley 90,000 largest, Old Trafford 74,310 largest club ground, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 62,850, 48 grounds over 20,000, capacity counting and record 85,512 attendance.
List of footballers killed during World War II
The list of footballers killed during World War II records players, coaches, and club personnel who died in armed service or were murdered in the Holocaust between 1939 and 1945.
List of footballers who achieved hat-trick records
A list of hat-trick records in football, including the fastest Premier League and Champions League trebles, Messi and Ronaldo's eight Champions League hat-tricks each, and World Cup firsts.
List of footballers who won the UEFA Champions League with more than one club
List of footballers who won the UEFA Champions League with more than one club, also called multiple-club European Cup winners. About 26–27 players since 1992/93; Clarence Seedorf is the only three-club winner (Ajax, Real Madrid, AC Milan).
List of footballers with 100 or more Premier League goals
Premier League "100 club": the 35 footballers with 100+ Premier League goals, led by Alan Shearer (260 in 441). Erling Haaland is the 35th member and fastest to 100, in 111 games.
List of footballers with 500 or more goals
List of footballers with 500 or more goals; RSSSF and IFFHS tallies of top career scorers. Cristiano Ronaldo leads (994 official goals), ahead of Erwin Helmchen, Josef Bican, and Lionel Messi; 82 players qualify under RSSSF criteria.
List of foreign Bundesliga players
Foreign Bundesliga players: non-German footballers in Germany's top division since 1963, from five foreigners in the first season to over 50 percent since 2008/09, under a 12-German-citizenship squad rule.
List of foreign Chinese Super League players
The list of foreign Chinese Super League players covers non-Chinese footballers registered by CSL clubs since the league's 2004 founding, under CFA quotas, including record scorer Elkeson.
List of foreign La Liga players
Foreign La Liga players: non-Spanish footballers in Spain's top division since 1929, under quotas (2 players post-1974, 3 from 1990), the 1963–1974 Franco-era ban, the 1995 Bosman ruling, and a current three non-EU registration limit.
List of foreign Premier League players
Foreign Premier League players: footballers from outside the UK (all-time list by club and country) in the English top flight since 1992, growing from 11 foreign starters to 2,894 players from 120 nations, led by France and Chelsea.
List of formations in American football
List of formations in American football: pre-snap alignments (pro set, shotgun, pistol, spread; 4-3, 3-4, nickel) under NFL/NCAA rules, personnel notation, special-teams formations, and history from T Formation and Single Wing to the spread era.
List of former championships in WWE
List of former championships in WWE: retired titles such as the 24/7 Championship (2019–2022), European Championship (1997–2002), Divas Championship (2008–2016), and WCW World Championship (1991–2001), with dates, final champions, and unification outcomes.
List of Formula One broadcasters
Formula One broadcasters by territory: Apple TV exclusive in the US from 2026 after NBC (2013-2017) and ESPN (2018-2025); Sky UK/Ireland to 2034, Sky Italia to 2032, DAZN Iberia to 2030, plus F1 TV streaming.
List of Formula One circuits
List of Formula One circuits: the venues of the FIA Formula One World Championship, from Silverstone 1950 to the 2026 24-race calendar, Madring, and the planned Rwanda African Grand Prix in the early 2030s.
List of Formula One constructors
Formula One constructors: entities credited with building F1 chassis and engines, competing for the Constructors' Championship since 1958 (first won by Vanwall). 15 have won; Ferrari leads with 16 titles; 11 teams contest 2026 including new entrant Cadillac.
List of Formula One driver numbers
Formula One driver numbers: since 2014 drivers pick a career-long number 2–99; #1 optional for champions, #17 retired for Bianchi; covers rules, reservations, notable picks (44, 5, 7) and the 2026 grid.
List of Formula One driver records
Formula One driver records: Hamilton leads career wins (105-106), poles (104), podiums (203); Hamilton and Schumacher share seven titles; Verstappen holds 19 wins in 2023 and youngest-record marks.
List of Formula One fatalities
Formula One fatalities: drivers killed in FIA World Championship accidents since 1950, about 43 deaths through 2023; Imola 1994 (Ratzenberger, Senna) and Jules Bianchi 2014/15 are the defining cases.
List of Formula One Grand Prix winners
Formula One Grand Prix winners: all-time list led by Lewis Hamilton (106 wins), Michael Schumacher (91), Max Verstappen (73); full 2025 season results with McLaren's Norris and Piastri and Red Bull's Verstappen.
List of Formula One Grand Prix winners (constructors)
A list of the Formula One constructors credited with Grand Prix wins since the championship began in 1950, led by Ferrari with 250 wins and 16 Constructors' Championships, followed by Williams and McLaren with 9 each.