Nordea Masters 2014: Daily Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

In a thrilling final day’s action at the Nordea Masters, Thailand’s Thongchai Jaidee came through a three-way play-off to seal his sixth European Tour title. After carding a seven-under-par 65 to hold the clubhouse lead at 16 under, Jaidee had to wait for the remaining four groups to finish as Victor Dubuisson and Stephen Gallacher matched his score. Several players had their chance at... 

Toulon vs. Castres: Key Battles That Will Shape Top 14 Final

Jonny Wilkinson will go in search of the perfect end to his career on Saturday when Toulon look to add the French Top 14 title to their Heineken Cup success. The men from the Med face Castres in a replica of last season’s final. It was Castres who came out on top a year ago, as Toulon rested several front-line troops following their Heineken Cup win over Clermont Auvergne. There is little chance... 

Assessing Rumours Linking Sebastian Vettel Joining Ferrari from Red Bull

Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari. It’s an alliance that seems so wrong, but feels so right. Vettel has been the thorn in the red team’s side since his rise to prominence in 2010. In two of his four World Championship-winning campaigns thus far, he has snatched the title from Ferrari’s grasp at the very last race of the season. Vettel is a source of irritation for all those who swear by... 

Memorial Tournament Payout 2014: Breaking Down Prize Money Distribution

The 2014 Memorial Tournament gets underway Thursday at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. Hosted by golf legend Jack Nicklaus, this event is held in extremely high regard on the PGA Tour, but it is not among the most lucrative stops in terms of overall prize money. While the winner does walk away with a hefty payout of $1,116,000, there have been 16 checks of that amount or more among the... 

Tiger Woods Injury Update: Latest Reports Before Memorial Tournament 2014

Tiger Woods is still in the process of recovering from back surgery and hasn’t teed it up in competition since the WGC-Cadillac Championship. He won’t be in the 2014 Memorial Tournament field, and according to ESPN’s Bob Harig, Woods reached out to tournament host Jack Nicklaus before play began: Wednesday also saw Woods declare himself out of action for the U.S. Open at Pinehurst... 

5 Formula 1 Drivers Who Are Too Good for Their Current Teams

Despite the plethora of pay drivers hanging around the paddock, the Formula One grid is, by and large, a meritocracy. The best drivers usually end up at the best teams, while the lesser drivers populate the rear of the field. But it doesn’t always happen that way. A combination of politics, money, timing, misfortune or combinations thereof can stop potential champions achieving their ultimate... 

Data Analysis: Does Jules Bianchi’s Monaco Finish Show Marussia’s True Pace?

At the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix, Marussia‘s Jules Bianchi finished in the top 10 for the first time in the team’s history, securing their first world championship points. Bianchi finished ahead of Ferrari‘s Kimi Raikkonen and McLaren’s Kevin Magnussen (assisted by the Finn’s ill-advised passing manoeuvre at the hairpin), as well as Lotus’ Romain Grosjean, although... 

Golfers Not Getting Enough Attention on 2014 PGA Tour

Quite naturally, the attention of golf fans is focused primarily on the game’s superstars. They want to know what Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are doing, and now they want to know what Adam Scott and Rory McIlroy are up to, But away from the glare of the spotlight on the top of golf’s totem pole, there are some really cool things going on that aren’t being noticed. Guys like Chris... 

Tiger Woods Will Miss US Open with Back Injury

Tiger Woods‘ troublesome back has cost him another major, as the 14-time major winner will miss the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst. It’s just the second time in his career he has missed the prestigious tournament, and the first time since 2011.     Woods released a statement on his official website, per Mark Soltau of TigerWoods.com: Unfortunately, I won’t be there because... 

Rory McIlroy Talks with Media at the Memorial Tournament

In the movie White Men Can’t Jump Billy Hoyle’s (Woody Harrelson) girlfriend (Rosie Perez) explains the intricacies of relationships between men and women with the phrase, “Sometimes when you lose you really win.” Rory McIlroy lost his fiance last week but collected his first win of 2014 at the BMW PGA Championship on the European Tour. The Daily Mail UK reported that McIlroy... 

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