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Provides comprehensive Formula 1 data access including race schedules, session results, lap times, telemetry data, driver/constructor standings, and circuit information. Enables users to retrieve and analyze F1 racing data through natural language queries using the FastF1 Python package.

Provides natural-language access to 2026 FIFA World Cup schedules, matches, kickoff times, scores, groups, standings, knockout bracket, teams, and stadiums, with automatic data updates during the tournament.

Provides read-only access to sports data, odds intelligence, and historical stats via 10 MCP tools, with fast response times through Redis caching.

Enables access to Formula 1 data from the openF1.org API, including driver information, race results, lap times, telemetry, pit stops, weather conditions, and live position data across multiple seasons.

A real-time Formula 1 analytics server that lets you ask natural language questions about races, lap times, tyre strategies, pit stops, and more using live data from the OpenF1 API.

A local MCP server for GolfBox tee-time workflows that lets agent clients authenticate, list clubs, search tee times, manage bookings, and prepare bookings with conservative safety defaults.

MCP server for Formula 1 data via the FastF1 library. Ask Claude (or any MCP-compatible client) about race results, lap times, telemetry, standings, pit stops, and qualifying — with historical data back to 1950 via the Ergast API.

Retrieves and displays the latest horse racing news stories from Thoroughbred Daily News RSS feed, including titles, content, and links.

Enables fast real-time web search and access to premium data from trusted sources including news, financial markets, sports, and more. Supports AI agents with live data and curated content from various domains.

MCP server that aggregates and caches top stories from Indian news websites, prioritizing sports stories, and exposes them via tools for use with Claude.