Lydia Ko Switches Coaches, Joins David Leadbetter Stable

In an interview today with One News, Lydia Ko announced that she is splitting up with the only coach the 16-year-old has ever had, fellow Kiwi, Guy Wilson. With Ko becoming a professional and constantly traveling around the world, it became impossible for Wilson to continue as her coach. Wilson has worked with Ko since the clubs were taller than she was and she didn’t know a driver from a putter.... 

European Team of the Week: Saracens Stars Shine Brightest in Sizzling Success

Christmas is a time to be cheerful, but the penultimate weekend of the 2013 European rugby calendar has helped to ensure that some clubs go into the festive fun with more cause for celebration than others. Back in the domestic mixing pot once again, Saracens, Munster and Clermont Auvergne each strengthened their positions atop the Aviva Premiership, RaboDirect Pro12 and Top 14, respectively. However,... 

Power Ranking Europe’s Top 10 Clubs

With one week of action left in the major European leagues, the big guns are positioning themselves for the second half of a season that promises much. In France, the top five sides are separated by just six points. Things are a little more strung out in England after a great weekend for Saracens, who are already 14 points clear of Exeter in fifth place. In the PRO12, Munster and Ulster lead the way,... 

Formula 1’s Latest Rumours and Talk: Ecclestone Wants More Double Points Races

Despite there being only two days until Christmas, the Formula One gossip column continues apace. Amongst today’s topics, Bernie Ecclestone remains as controversial as ever with his wish to add more double points races, Lotus owner Gerard Lopez insists his team deserves more respect and Fernando Alonso chooses his new car number.  Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Ranking the Top 50 Moments of the 2013 F1 Season‏

What immediately springs to mind about the 2013 Formula One season was that it was a Sebastian Vettel romp. The all-conquering German won the last nine grands prix on the bounce to seal a fourth successive drivers’ title. Although there’s absolutely no denying the scale of Vettel’s fantastic achievement, it seems something of a shame that the season will predominantly be remembered... 

Javier Hernandez Must Leave Manchester United in January to Save World Cup Dream

If Javier Hernandez wants to play with Mexico in the 2014 World Cup he needs to make some changes soon. According to Goal.com, his agent Eduardo Hernandez (not related) met with the club’s staff earlier this month to discuss Chicharito’s future. They confirmed that there has been interest from some European clubs, but that they aren’t planning to let him go. According to Joe Bernstein... 

Americans Abroad Wrap: Aron Johannsson Has 4-Goal Week

It was another busy week for Americans playing abroad, capped by Aron Johannsson‘s four goals in the Netherlands. In the English Premier League, Geoff Cameron notched a game-winning assist; in the Austrian Bundesliga Terrence Boyd picked up a red card, and there is an injury update on Sacha Kljestan. Finally, on the transfer front, DaMarcus Beasley, Herculez Gomez, Michael Farfan, Jose Villarreal,... 

Controversial Formula 1 Double-Points Proposal Could Be Scrapped

Formula One’s controversial double-points proposal may be scrapped before it is even implemented. F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone has told The Daily Telegraph, per Tom Cary, that: Personally my preference would be for the final three races to be worth double points. But it may well be that the rule is cancelled altogether at the next [Strategy Group] meeting in January. I think... 

Controversial Formula 1 Double-Points Proposal Could Be Scrapped

Formula One’s controversial double-points proposal may be scrapped before it is even implemented. F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone has told The Daily Telegraph, per Tom Cary, that: Personally my preference would be for the final three races to be worth double points. But it may well be that the rule is cancelled altogether at the next [Strategy Group] meeting in January. I think... 

What Was the Point of the Formula 1 Pre-Season Pirelli Tyre Test in Bahrain?

The 2013 Formula One season was plagued by controversy over Pirelli and the tyres it supplied. In an attempt to head off similar problems in 2014, the FIA authorized a tyre test in Bahrain from December 17-19. Now that the test, where 2014 tyres were used on 2013 cars, has finished, one question remains to be answered: What was the point? As a refresher for those who tuned out once Sebastian Vettel... 

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