Midseason Report: Grading McLaren’s Sergio Perez

During this midseason break that seems to have gone on for an eternity now, I’ve been grading drivers out of 10 for their temperament, qualifying and racecraft. Now it’s the turn of McLaren newbie Sergio Perez, but judging by his latest comments on ESPNF1 it appears he’s done it for me! I have only done ten races with McLaren and we’ve had a very difficult couple of races... 

Roger Federer: U.S. Open Final Chance for All-Time Great to Remain Elite

2013 has been a year unlike any other for one of tennis’ all-time greats, as Roger Federer simply can’t win. That seems like a statement that we’d never echo, but to date, Federer has been close to dreadful by his own unparalleled standards. For Federer, the 2013 U.S. Open will serve as the final chance for the all-time great to remain elite. Federer is currently 32-11, owning one... 

Ranking the Top 10 Iconic Helmet Designs in History

Today’s Formula One cars incorporate numbers and different-coloured camera mountings to enable media and fans alike to tell drivers apart. But the easiest way to tell one driver apart from another has always been in the drivers’ helmet designs. Sebastian Vettel tends to change his design regularly and will no doubt have another variation for Belgium, but most drivers stick to the original... 

Ranking the 7 Best Corners in Formula One

You cannot replicate quality, you can only try to imitate it. And so, we bring you a list of Formula One’s oldest, greatest corners. You won’t find any Hermann Tilke circuits on here. It’s not an intentional shun of F1’s favourite modern designer, merely an indication of how fabulous the sport’s traditional tracks are and the challenges they offer. Of course, there are... 

US Open 2013: Predictions and Tournament Preview

It feels like just last week that the Australian Open was starting, but suddenly here we are less than a week away from the last Grand Slam of the year: the U.S. Open. Though the tennis season goes on for months after the stars leave New York, for most of the top players, the U.S. Open is the culmination of the season. It’s the last chance of the year to take home one of the most prized possessions... 

Maria Sharapova Won’t Attempt to Change Surname to Sugarpova for US Open

Though there were reports of Maria Sharapova legally becoming Maria Sugarpova for the U.S. Open, the tennis star’s name will still be the same when you look at the bracket this year.  ESPN’s Darren Rovell confirms Maria Sharapova won’t attempt to change her surname and passes along a statement from her agent, Max Eisenbud: After what her agent calls... 

Will U.S. Open Victory Make 2013 the Greatest Season in Serena Williams’ Career?

Will 2013 be the greatest season in Serena Williams‘ career? Yes. There are so many highlights, memorable moments and indeed great seasons that Williams has put behind her—and the current season is no exception. Especially if she wins the U.S. Open beginning August 26. There is room for argument about whether it is truly her finest campaign. Her 2002 tour was very successful,... 

Barclays 2013: Complete Guide to the Tournament

The FedEx Cup playoffs get rolling Thursday at The Barclays with most of the top 125 golfers of the 2013 season on hand. The event, which makes a return to Liberty National Golf Club for the first time since 2009, is the first of four tournaments that will ultimately determine the 2013 PGA Tour champion and the fortunate winner of $10 million. While winning is still the ultimate goal at The Barclays,... 

Why Tiger Woods Is in a No-Win Situation During the 2013 FedEx Cup

The FedEx Cup has grown in stature every year since it came into existence in 2007. It’s designed as an end-of-season series of tournaments to define an overall champion of the golf season. It makes plenty of sense and follows the lead of major North American team sports by using a playoff system to declare its champion. However, there is one small difference between winning the FedEx Cup and winning... 

US Open Tennis 2013 Draw: Date, Time, Live Stream Info and More

After a wild year of tennis, Andy Murray and Serena Williams will return to Flushing Meadows with their sights set on defending their singles titles at the U.S. Open.  Obviously, this will be no easy task, and after just watching an unpredictable Wimbledon play out, it is no guarantee that either of these fine champions will make a deep run into this tournament.  The men’s side is going... 

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