Corrections Policy

# Transparency first

Mistakes are part of journalism. We believe the only acceptable response to a mistake is to correct the record openly, promptly, and visibly.

# How to report an error

Email editorial@thesportsrise.com with the article URL, the specific text that is wrong, and — ideally — a source for the correct information. You can also use the "Report an error" button at the foot of every article. We aim to respond within 24 hours.

# Types of correction

• Typo / formatting — fixed silently without a note.
• Factual correction — the article is updated, a Correction note is appended explaining what was fixed and when, and the Last updated stamp is refreshed.
• Significant update — a new paragraph or section is added to reflect new information; the update is noted at the top of the article.
• Retraction — an article is fully withdrawn because its central claim was wrong. The URL remains live with a clear retraction notice explaining what was incorrect and why.

# What a correction note looks like

Correction · April 17, 2026: An earlier version of this article said that Miguel Torres won the 2023 final. He finished second. We have corrected the result throughout and regret the error.

# Timing

Confirmed corrections are published within 24 hours of verification, or immediately for breaking-news errors that could mislead readers.

# Archive

An auditable list of every substantive correction is available at /corrections-archive. Retractions remain on that page permanently.