Why 8 November 2005 Was the Day Red Bull Became Major Players

This time just eight short years ago something happened that would change the fortunes of a team forever. On 8 November 2005 a design genius by the name of Adrian Newey left then-employers McLaren for a new challenge, to transform the fortunes of Red Bull Racing. At the time, Red Bull had recently completed their first season in F1, finishing a lowly 7th in the constructors’ standings behind... 

Ferrari and Mercedes Will Benefit Most from F1’s New Engine Regulations in 2014

After four straight years of Formula One dominance from Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull, fans are ready for a change. The hope is that new engine regulations for the 2014 season will provide it. While a shake-up at the top of the standings is not guaranteed, major changes to engine regulations in the past have usually benefitted one specific group of constructors: those who build their own engines (or... 

Lallana, Rodriguez and Henderson Earn England Call-Ups for Friendlies

Roy Hodgson has named uncapped Southampton duo Adam Lallana and Jay Rodriguez in his England squad for the upcoming friendlies against Chile and Germany later this month. They are joined in the squad by fellow Saints striker Rickie Lambert, who retains his place in the squad after a strong start to his career at international level. It is another feather in the cap of Southampton, who have started... 

Bernie Ecclestone’s Revolving Door Fail

Formula 1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has plenty on his mind right now as he is at the High Court in London, giving evidence in a damages case against him. With that being said, the biggest challenge facing the 83-year-old right now is getting into court. Watch as Bernie has some entry issues with the revolving doors.  Read more Formula 1 news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Andy Murray and Serena Williams Reportedly in Talks over Tennis Showdown

Andy Murray is ready to face Serena Williams in a specially organised charity match, according to reports. The Wimbledon champion, who is a huge admirer of Williams’ game, could be set to face the legendary female tennis player after a humorous Twitter exchange brought up the suggestion, per Mike Dickson of the Daily Mail: Negotiations between their representatives are likely to take place over... 

Italy vs. Australia: 5 Reasons Why the Azzurri Could Beat the Wallabies

The record books say it all for Italy. A total of 15 matches against Australia have yielded 15 defeats. However, in 2013, the two sides meet with hugely contrasting years behind them. Italy’s fourth-place finish in the Six Nations showed their continuing improvement. Meanwhile, the Wallabies have staggered from Lions defeat to Rugby Championship misery, chopping a coach along the way and bringing... 

ATP World Tour Finals 2013: Underdogs to Watch in Tournament

The 2013 ATP World Tour Finals are in full swing, and there are still a few underdogs in the field who could potentially surprise the top stars and win the tournament. Rafael Nadal has secured the world’s No. 1 ranking after defeating Stanislas Wawrinka on Wednesday, reports Piers Newbery of BBC Sport, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s a lock to win the tournament. Sure, it does... 

Rafael Nadal Earned Honor of Ending 2013 as World’s No. 1 Player

No matter what else happens during the rest of the ATP World Tour Finals, Rafael Nadal is your undisputed king for 2013. With a win over Stanislas Wawrinka on Wednesday, Nadal ensured that he’d keep the No. 1 ranking through the end of the season, per Sky Sports: It’s an honor befitting a player who firmly established himself as the best in the world for this season. While this shouldn’t... 

Schwarzer’s Finest Socceroos Moments

The most capped Socceroo of all time, Mark Schwarzer, this week announced his retirement from international football at the age of 41. The reliable goalkeeper played a total of 109 times for his country in a career that spanned five World Cup qualifying campaigns and two tournaments proper. Staving off competition from other fine custodians such as Mark Bosnich and Zeljko Kalac, the Sydney native proved... 

Complete Analysis of Giovani Dos Santos’ Villarreal Role vs. Mexico Role

Miguel Herrera decided to face New Zealand with a home-based team. This means that Villarreal forward Giovani dos Santos will not appear in the two-legged playoff, and it has a lot to do with his recent performance with Mexico. But why has dos Santos become one of El Tri‘s most talked about players, and what has been his role with the national team and his current club? He came to the scene in... 

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