Breaking Down Ferrari’s Performance at 2014 Jerez Preseason Test

When Ferrari unveiled the new F14 T, it was met with no shortage of criticism for its interpretation of the new aerodynamic regulations—a drastically-sloping front end that bears resemblance to a vacuum cleaner. And once the new car hit the circuit for the first time, things didn’t get much better with Kimi Raikkonen immediately grinding to a halt on the back straight to bring out the first... 

Six Nations 2014: 10 Biggest Talking Points Entering Matchday Two

The first weekend of the RBS Six Nations 2014 produced some gripping rugby as nations competed for opening day bragging rights. A confident Italy gave Wales a good run for their money in Cardiff. The Azzurri proved they’re to be no push-overs in this year’s competition, with new faces lending their support to the imperious Sergio Parisse. England came within a whisker of an impressive win... 

How Much Ground Did Lotus Lose by Missing Jerez Preseason Test?

If you thought Red Bull was in trouble after its disastrous showing in the opening pre-season test of the season in Jerez, then spare a thought for Lotus. The Enstone team was forced to sit out and watch with interest as many of its rivals, barring Red Bull, racked up important miles testing their new power plants for the first time in anger. Lotus’ decision not to run in Jerez was due to a combination... 

Why Aron Johannsson Should Start for USMNT in World Cup Opener in Brazil

Since filing his one-time international switch from Iceland to the United States men’s national team this summer, Aron Johannsson has been on fire in front of goal, scoring 20 goals in all competitions for AZ Alkmaar in the 2013-14 campaign thus far. In 2013, Johannsson earned six caps for the U.S., playing in every game after his switch except the World Cup qualifier against Mexico. He also... 

Why Roger Federer’s Faith in New Coach Stefan Edberg Will Pay Off

Roger Federer and Stefan Edberg just feels right. There is everything to like about these two champions. They are generations apart, but they are standards who personify grace and imagination on the tennis court. There’s symmetry in the Federer-Edberg tandem, or “Fedberg” (to use a portmanteau that suggests a fast-moving mountain). They are nostalgia and new age, science and art,... 

Six Nations 2014: Key Battles to Watch in Week 2 Fixtures

Though it’s the best team who will inevitably sort the wheat from the chaff, it’s often the case that key individual battles have their say on a match’s result. So true is this of the Six Nations in particular, where Europe’s finest are assembled under the continent’s most hallowed spotlights; the biggest names all competing for that common goal. The 2014 tournament’s... 

Javier Hernandez: What the Future Holds for Chicharito

The Javier Hernandez saga is over and, as his agent assured last December, he is taking his chances with Manchester United. Six top clubs aimed at the Mexico international over the winter transfer window, but he preferred to stay with the Red Devils, despite the lack of playing time. This season, Chicharito has played 1,062 minutes out of 2,970 possible; he has been capped 33 times, but he has only... 

Tiger Woods Smart to Expand Influence with Short Trip to India

Sometimes a little effort goes a long way, which is what Tiger Woods is hoping happens following a recent exhibition match in India.  Woods joined Indian golfers Shiv Kapur and Anirban Lahiri, along with Hero Motors chairman Pawan Munjal, for a charity skins game at the Delhi Golf Club.  According to GolfingIndian.com, Woods was paired with Munjal, while Kapur and Lahiri teamed... 

Ireland vs. Wales: 5 Key Battles That Will Shape Six Nations Clash

There are storylines everywhere you look in Dublin this weekend. Warren Gatland can expect an interesting reception from the crowd at the Aviva Stadium after his decision to drop Brian O’Driscoll from the last test of the Lions series, but that’s not the only Lions-related issue on the agenda. There are players coming face to face all over the field, from whom the Lions coach had to choose... 

Will 2014 Be an Up or Down Year for Brandt Snedeker?

Brandt Snedeker never has been and never will be Tiger Woods. His golf game will never match that of Woods’ because while Woods powers the ball around the golf course, Snedeker is a much shorter hitter but one of the best putters in the game. He’s been fourth and 12th in putting in 2013 and 2012, respectively. But he’s never been better than 110th in driving distance in his career. And... 

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