Spanish Grand Prix Qualifying: State of Play

Much was expected of Red Bull after both drivers dominated the second and third practice sessions, with de facto leader Sebastian Vettel setting a searing pace in FP3, three-quarters of a second faster than teammate Mark Webber.  And so it transpired that the Red Bull cars utterly dominated Q3, with Webber slotting in front of Vettel, almost a full second ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso,... 

Webber Takes Yet Another Pole for Red Bull in Spain

  The European leg of Formula-1’s 2010 season kicks off in Spain after a three-week hiatus. I think it’s unfortunate this is the first race of the European stint because we rarely get exciting races here, and I’m afraid I didn’t expect much from qualifying either. Whereas for the last couple of years qualifying has been more exciting than race day, now, with Red Bull’s... 

2010 TPC: Island Green at 17 Makes Sawgrass’ Signature Special

Every golf course has something going for it. At The Pheonix Open, it’s the rowdy and rocky 16th; Augusta National’s treacherous 12th comes complete with shady shadows, cobble bridge and golden bell flowers at the Masters; even old St Andrews boast a big old building; and Pebble Beach really has too many too beauties to chose just one. At Sawgrass, however, it’s the Island Green... 

Woods a Non-Factor in Round Two, But Westwood Will Never Win This One

Lee Westwood will never win this golf tournament. Give him a nine-shot lead. You will see night and day as his golf game changes over to super conservative for two days and he will not be mentioned on Sunday. Tiger Woods is mired 10 shots behind, and on this kind of course, very difficult to make up. Phil needs to shoot himself into contention on Friday, but this course is not the best for his game. This... 

Miloslav Mecir: Tennis’ Best of the Second-Bests

You have to admit that there is a huge difference between sultry singing in the shower and performing live at the Met to a packed house filled with critics. This has implications beyond being able to carry a tune…and being fully clothed. Besides the necessity of possessing outstanding vocal abilities, you would also need to overcome performance anxieties as you stood in front of an impressive... 

Should Fabio Capello Tempt Paul Scholes with a World Cup Recall?

With the 2010 World Cup now just five weeks away, England manager Fabio Capello is expected to name his provisional squad for the tournament next Tuesday.   The Italian has already divulged that this squad will compromise 30 players of which 23 will eventually be selected to travel to South African in a couple of week’s time after the final preparation games have been played.   Young... 

Tiger Woods’ Constant Media Coverage Is a Double Bogey for Golf

This morning, while watching Mike and Mike in the morning, ESPN broke into what they called a “2010 Players Championship update”.  However, there was nothing discussed other than Tiger Woods’ scorecard. Their “update” started and stopped there. According to ESPN, all the viewer needs to know about the game of golf is how many birdies and bogeys one golfer out of the... 

TPC Sawgrass 2010: Day Two Equals More Low Scoring As Tiger Stalks

Tiger Woods has a birdie on the fourth hole to go minus three for the tournament, early Friday morning. The weather is very nice, so you will see more low scores on Friday, in the minus-five to -six range once again by a few players. The leaders at -5 and -6 need to repeat the previous days action and reach 10-12 under if possible, to hold off challenges and cement a 2-3 shot lead going into the weekend. With... 

NAIA Scandal Forces Fans To Answer Tough Questions

Photo courtesy Golfweek.com via St. Francis/Olivet Nazarene Golf, for as long as it’s been in the minds of mainstream sports fans, has been advertised as the gentlemen’s game. While tennis has since cut deeply into that territory, the fact remains no opposition is as cordial as that which takes place on the links worldwide.  And with good reason considering the seriousness the players... 

2010 Spanish GP: The Fight for the Championship Starts Now

The European leg of the F1 has in the past traditionally separated the boys from the men. Last season, though, Williams and Toyota were close to Brawn during the Asian leg of the calendar, once the European season began, it was a straightforward battle between Brawn and Red Bull for the title. This season as many as four teams are in the race with Renault still in the mix. The hot favorites for the... 

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