Formula 1 News: Lewis Hamilton Wants Fernando Alonso Return

Lewis Hamilton has welcomed Fernando Alonso back to the grid amid the likelihood he’ll compete at the Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend. Alonso missed the opening race of the season in Australia, as he was still recovering from a concussion suffered in winter testing in Barcelona. However, provided he passes a final medical assessment ahead of this weekend’s event at the Sepang International... 

Power Ranking Euro 2016 Favourites

With the international break upon us, European 2016 qualifiers have taken center stage for fans.  Where did the top countries place in our rankings? Which squads didn’t crack the list? Watch as Bleacher Report’s Andy Brassell and Ryan Bailey discuss the top teams qualifying for Euro 2016. Read more International Football news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Formula 1 News: Renault Say Red Bull Unlikely to Win a Race in 2015 Season

Renault have admitted they’re unlikely to provide a race-winning engine at any stage of the 2015 Formula One season. With just one race having taken place so far—the Australian Grand Prix, a comfortable one-two for Mercedes—the French manufacturer, who supply both Red Bull and Toro Rosso, already appear resigned to defeat in the Constructors’ Championship.   Team Points... 

Proposing a New Revenue-Sharing System for Formula 1

Formula One’s revenue-sharing model is broken. Cobbled together around a campfire fuelled by the burning remnants of FOTA, the system is a series of secretive agreements made between the teams and Bernie Ecclestone. Some, those with more political power and clout, had a bit of negotiating room when coming to the table to make these deals. Others—those at the wrong end of the pit lane—had... 

Analysing Form of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, More Before Miami Masters 2015

With the Miami Masters once again upon us, it’s time to look at how the likes of Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have fared since the Australian Open and what we can expect from them in Florida. We’ll also look at who might challenge the world No. 1 and No. 3 in Roger Federer‘s absence.   Novak Djokovic  Djokovic comes into Miami in great form, having beaten Federer to win... 

Rory McIlroy’s Key Areas in Need of Improvement Ahead of the Masters

The 2015 Masters is fast approaching, and Rory McIlroy will need to be at the top of his game if he’s to claim the only major that has so far eluded him. Judging by some of his recent performances, it seems there’s a few wrinkles for McIlroy to iron out before hitting Augusta National in two weeks’ time.  The Northern Irishman has just concluded play at the Arnold Palmer Invitational... 

Malaysian Grand Prix 2015: 5 Key Facts About Sepang Circuit

The Sepang International Circuit hosts the second round of the 2015 Formula One World Championship, the Malaysian Grand Prix. The Kuala Lumpur venue has been a presence on the calendar since 1999 and is generally regarded as one of the better tracks designed by Hermann Tilke, F1’s resident circuit architect. Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton, who won last year’s Malaysian GP from pole... 

Referee Victim of Inexplicable ‘WWE-Style’ Attack by Footballer in Brazil

Our friends from 101 Great Goals have unearthed this bizarre video from a match in Brazil between Jacuipense and Juazeirense. In the clip, Jacuipense’s Meidson Maciel inexplicably appears to attack the referee with what is pretty accurately described as a WWE-style “clothesline.” Unsurprisingly, Maciel was sent off for the incident, and he may face a one-year... 

Six Nations 2015: 10 Players Who Enhanced Their Reputations

The 2015 Six Nations was a last competitive window for players to state their cases for World Cup selection. Showcasing your individual skills as part of the collective effort to win a fiercely contested tournament is a fine balancing act but several men knew they had to do just that to push their cases for inclusion in the starting XVs come the autumn. Here are the names who made the best advances... 

Spain Rebuild Slowly but Surely After World Cup Blowout

When Spain’s players step off the team bus at the Amsterdam Arena early on Tuesday evening next week, it is doubtful that they will be burdened with the ennui that most assume to be part of being involved in international friendlies. More than nine months on from the most chastening of World Cup openers for La Furia Roja in Salvador, it is safe to say that the memory of it still regularly haunts... 

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