Formula One Brazilian Grand Prix: Red Bull, Webber Have One Last Chance

Fernando Alonso is the leader of the Formula One World Drivers’ Championship for the first time since the Bahrain Grand Prix. But he is coming to a track that should be another piece of cake for the Red Bull boys. The Formula One circus is coming to another track full of medium- and high-speed corners and relatively little straight bits. Interlagos is most comparable to Hungary, only a bit faster. The... 

Daytona State’s Ericka Schneider Wins Pat Bradley Invitational

Daytona State’s Ericka Schneider shot a tournament low 68 on the final day of play to win the Pat Bradley Invitational, with a combined individual score of 210.  This was the first individual title of the season for Schneider, who will be playing for Michele Drinkard’s Ole Miss squad next fall. The 33rd Annual Pat Bradley Invitational, hosted by Florida International University, included... 

Robin Soderling Captures 50th Win Of The Season

(Nov. 4, 2010) Robin Soderling restored order to a Valencia draw rocked by upsets yesterday by reaching a milestone today. The second-seeded Swede scored his 50th win of the season with a 6-2, 6-3 triumph over Spain’s Daniel Gimeno-Traver at the Valencia Open 500.  Soderling is the fifth man this season to win 50 or more matches. It marks the first time in Soderling’s... 

Jeremy Chardy Out After Contracting a Virus

(November 4, 2010) Another day, another Frenchman departs for the season. Jeremy Chardy ended his 2010 season after contracting a virus. The 49th-ranked Frenchman has been plagued by headaches and stomach problems in recent days prompting him to end his season. Chardy was expected to receive a wild card into next week’s BNP Paribas Masters in Paris, but joins Jo-Wilfried Tsonga... 

Tiger Woods and Lee Westwood Come Out Firing in China As They Battle for No.1

The top four players in golf are in Shanghai battling not only for the WGC-HSBC Champions title, but for the right to be called the No. 1 golfer in the world as well. Newly No. 1-ranked Lee Westwood, No. 2 Tiger Woods, No. 3 Martin Kaymer and No. 4 Phil Mickelson are all in China. The star-studded event may be the last big tournament of the year, although the JBWere Masters tournament in... 

Maradona and Messi: Who’s Been the Better Entertainer in 2010?

They’ve been compared many times before. Mentor to mentee. Teacher to student. There has been a passing of the torch from one great footballer to another, allowing the young, but determined, Messi to fulfill the vacant spot left open by Maradona.  But as I watched the World Cup this year I couldn’t help but wonder who has entertained me more: Maradona or Messi? This is not a comparison... 

Red Bull: 5 Reasons Why They Have Not Won the World Title…Yet

Red Bull Racing has the best overall package and the most number of pole positions by a country mile. They dominate Saturdays to the extent that the rest of the field can just start fighting for positions three and below. However, their results on Sundays have been anything but dominant. While they may have won as many points as most of their competitors, their potential is far beyond that. Red Bull... 

Formula 1: From Sexy Parties To Championships?

When I say Red Bull, you think what? Energy drink? Formula 1 team(s)? Mobile phone provider? Hanger 7? Purveyor of sexy parties? Red Bull, is many things, but Formula 1 Champions they are not.  It seems Austria’s answer to the Playboy brand is at an impasse. After years of having their logos adorn the mid-pack Sauber, and (briefly), former back-markers Arrows, they find themselves at the... 

LPGA Power Rankings: The Top 20 Players of the 2000s

The last decade of LPGA Tour Golf has revamped the entire landscape of women’s golf. They’re younger, longer off the tee, craftier around the greens and more hungry for victory than ever before. One might argue that Annika Sorenstam, undoubtedly the most talented and successful female golfer of the modern era, ushered in this monumental transition. Sorenstam’s consistent dominance... 

United States Men’s National Team’s Developing Storylines

Since the October friendlies are over and the players have returned to their club teams, it’s a quiet time for the U.S. Men’s National Team. Which is why it’s a good time to be a fan, as all one can do is speculate and deliberate. So what follows are a couple of storylines that may or may not take center stage as the next friendly approaches against South Africa, on their turf, on... 

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