Formula 1’s 12 Days of Christmas

Christmas is almost here! In the spirit of the season, we’ve decided to repurpose the song “The 12 Days of Christmas” to hand out some gifts to Formula One’s most deserving girls and boys. Apologies in advance for not having all of the verses rhyme, but you should still feel free to sing this version at your family Christmas gatherings this week. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Top 10 Moments of 2014 in U.S. Soccer

Major League Soccer and the U.S. men’s national team had a memorable 2014. The World Cup produced some magical memories and heartbreaking moments that no one will ever forget. An American legend also walked into the sunset after an incredible career. As the year comes to a close, this slideshow will highlight the top 10 moments in U.S. soccer in 2014. They will be graded on the historic and present-day... 

Ranking the 10 Best Shots of 2014 on the PGA Tour

The best shots of 2014 on the PGA Tour range from an albatross to excavation efforts in the desert to brilliantly (and not-so-brilliantly) struck approach shots. In evaluating the “best,” we took a look at situational difficulty, overall drama, the significance of the shot and the general excitement factor. Oh, and having video of the shot available on YouTube was a plus, too.  A note:... 

What Every Formula 1 Team Needs for Christmas

With Christmas Day almost upon us, Formula One is well into its winter break. While the drivers spend the cold and dark months putting their feet up—new world champion Lewis Hamilton, for instance, has been skiing—the work never stops for the teams, who are by this point on top of their preparations for the coming season. To show our appreciation for their efforts, here’s a tongue-in-cheek... 

Power Ranking Europe’s Top 15 Club Teams After Weekend of December 19-21

The last pre-Christmas ranking follows a return to domestic action for Europe’s top clubs. In order to give them a rank, both league and European form is taken into credit, which means teams firing in both the Champions Cup and their league take top billing. In the case of teams playing in Europe’s second-tier competition, the Challenge Cup, if they are bombing on in their league as well... 

10 Bold Predictions for World Rugby in 2015

It’s a massive year for rugby that we’re heading into, with 2015 promising to hold as many a devilish twist and turn as any before it in the professional era. Of course, England’s Rugby World Cup sits highest on our list of must-watch occasions and as a result boasts particular prominence in our list of bold predictions for the 12 months ahead. Some calls are more audacious than others,... 

Top Feel-Good Storylines from Tennis in 2014

2014 has been a topsy-turvy year for tennis. In the men’s game, the old order seems to have been dethroned to an extent—though you would hardly bet against Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray controlling the Slams once more next year—while in the women’s there were rising stars and career comebacks galore. In terms of feel-good storylines, there are... 

5 Things We’d Like to See in the 2015 Formula 1 Season

The 2015 Formula One season should fill the gaps that this year’s campaign left behind. Mercedes, the world champions, should not have it quite as easy as the rest of the field acclimatise to the new-spec regulations, with no shortage of teams primed to rejoin the winners’ circle. Likewise, there are plenty of drivers with a point to prove as they either look to make their mark in F1 or... 

Diego Tardelli’s Transfer Decision Could Decide Brazil Future

If 2014 picked redemption as a theme, then Diego Tardelli is a contender for poster boy. After a successful return to Atletico Mineiro following an unhappy stint in Russia and the Middle East, Tardelli went on to help the club lift the Copa Libertadores in 2013. But it is in the last 12 months where the versatile front man has arguably had the most to celebrate. Overlooked by Luiz Felipe Scolari for... 

Will Ma’a Nonu Leave New Zealand as an All Black Great?

No one has worn the No. 12 jersey for the All Blacks more than Ma’a Nonu. Despite having played at outside centre and on the wing at various stages of his career, Nonu has undoubtedly made the All Blacks No. 12 jersey his own in recent years.  But is he an all-time great? Having signed on to play for Toulon after next year’s World Cup, the end is now in sight for Nonu’s All Black... 

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