Daniil Kvyat and the Top Formula 1 Teenagers

In finishing a revised ninth in the Australian Grand Prix, Russian teenager Daniil Kvyat overtook Sebastian Vettel as the youngest driver to score a world championship point. Considering those who had gone before him, including the likes of former champions Vettel and Fernando Alonso, it ranks as a significant achievement. It is early days for Kvyat in his F1 career but judging his and his predecessors’... 

Breaking Down the 5 Best Matches from Rodger Federer’s Rivalry with Rafael Nadal

The Roger Federer vs. Rafael Nadal rivalry comes back to where it all started this week. They met for the first time 10 years ago here in Miami.  Roger Federer had just won the first two majors of his career and was settling in as the world No. 1. The 17-year-old Rafael Nadal had yet to really make a name for himself. Nadal ended up taking that match 6-3, 6-3. It would only be fitting... 

Comparing Daniel Ricciardo, Mark Webber as Sebastian Vettel’s No. 2 at Red Bull

When Daniel Ricciardo replaced Mark Webber at Red Bull, he stepped into one of Formula One’s most desirable seats. He also acquired one the sport’s least desirable positions—No. 2 to Sebastian Vettel. Webber was always uncomfortable in the role, but he never truly had the talent to elevate himself onto a level pegging. Now it’s Ricciardo‘s turn. Does he have what it takes... 

Arnold Palmer Invitational 2014: Day 2 Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

A day after tying the Bay Hill course record with a 10-under 62, Adam Scott continued his strong play at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, remaining comfortably atop the leaderboard at 14-under par. From Ron Sirak of Golf World: While Scott couldn’t replicate his record-tying performance, he still managed to shoot an impressive 66 and remain well ahead of the top contenders. He’s now tied... 

Adam Scott Proves Hard to Catch; Ryo Ishikawa Gets Residence in Orlando

Adam Scott, fresh off his course-record-tying 62 in the first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, played, well, Tiger-like. He put more space between himself and the rest of the international field by firing a 68 with a bogey on the final hole for a seven-shot lead headed into the weekend. “It was a pretty good way to back up a low round,” Scott said. “It’s not easy to... 

Picking a Combined South American World Cup XI

Here we are selecting a combined starting 11 from all the South American teams who will be participating at the 2014 World Cup. The sides from the host continent are expected to do very well this time around, and it will be no surprise to see one or more of them go very deep into the tournament. With so much talent to choose from, some excellent players were destined to miss out on our 11. Here are... 

Tiger Woods’ Bulging Disk Sets Him Up for More Masters Drama

You can hear broadcaster Jim Nantz’s voice already, “It’s a tradition unlike any other …” For sure, the Masters is the cream of the crop when it comes to PGA Tour majors. The spectacular setting of Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia hosts the prestigious annual event every April, and the 2014 tournament buzz is all about Tiger Woods. Over the past two decades, no golfer... 

Power Ranking the World’s Top 15 Rugby Nations After the Six Nations

The Six Nations is over for another year and the European order of things is rejigged. Ireland and England have little between them, with England perhaps with the advantage of youth on their side and a better record against the big boys from down south. Wales have slipped, and France are, well, France. Nothing achieved in the Six Nations was ever going to disturb the top two slots in any rankings system,... 

Does the Opening Race of the F1 Season Show Who Will Win Title?

The standard PR talk coming from team bosses and drivers alike after the opening race of any Formula One season is that a clear picture of how the season will develop will not emerge until the European races. Despite the apparent dominance of Mercedes in Australia, with Nico Rosberg winning by a whopping 26.777 seconds from Kevin Magnusson, team boss Toto Wolff remained cautious when quoted on Autosport.com. An... 

Javier Mascherano Is the Man to Transform Argentina’s Uncertain Defence

One of the favourites for the upcoming Brazil World Cup, Argentina, nevertheless, have a noticeable Achilles’ heel. But in the shape of Barcelona star Javier Mascherano, perhaps the Albiceleste already possess the key to fix up a defence that still fails to inspire great confidence. There should be no doubt that, come June 2014, the world’s eyes will be on the Argentine national team. Going... 

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