Could Red Bull and Renault Be Suffering from a Lack of Communication?

Despite ending last season with three grand prix victories—the only team other than the all-conquering Mercedes to win a race—last season was, by their lofty standards, a poor one for Red Bull Racing. After claiming four consecutive Formula One World Drivers’ Championships as well as four consecutive World Constructors’ Championships with Sebastian Vettel, the only direction... 

Ranking the Best Nicknames in Golf

We aren’t in a boom time for golf nicknames. Even so, there are a few great ones among current players. Active golfers have nothing on the likes of Champagne Tony (Tony Lema), The King (Arnold Palmer), Boss of the Moss (Loren Roberts), Little Poison (Paul Runyan) or Tommy “Thunder” Bolt.  What makes a great nickname? Great nicknames don’t follow a universal... 

End of Alan Pulido Saga Offers Miguel Herrera More Mexico Options

Alan Pulido is set to make his debut with Levadiakos. After eight months, the Mexico international is ready to return to the pitch and earn a spot in one of Miguel Herrera’s squads. Pulido left Tigres after the 2014 World Cup. The footballer claimed that his contract ended after the 2014 Clausura, while UANL were sure the forward was still part of their roster. Pulido sent a letter to Mexican... 

WGC-Cadillac Championship 2015: Leaderboard Highlights, Reaction from Friday

J.B. Holmes wasn’t able to match his blistering 62 from the opening round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship on Friday. The good news for the American is that he’ll head into the weekend with a two-stroke lead at 9-under par. Doral provided a more formidable test for Holmes in the second round. He could only manage a 73, including a double bogey on his final hole. Ryan Moore is his closest... 

Davis Cup 2015: Daily Scores, Schedule and 1st Round Bracket Results

The Davis Cup is the pre-eminent international competition in tennis, as it has been contested since 1900. With such a rich history, all 16 competing nations would undoubtedly love to put themselves in the record books in 2015.   While some of the world’s best players have opted to sit out the event either due to injury or a desire for rest, that doesn‘t apply to the likes of Novak... 

Rory McIlroy Slings Iron into Water Hazard at WGC-Cadillac Championship

Let’s start here: Rory McIlroy isn’t doing that bad at the WGC-Cadillac Championship.   Update from Sunday, March 8 On Saturday, a scuba diver went into the water to find McIlroy’s club: After the diver found the 3-iron, Doral Golf Club owner Donald Trump delivered the club to McIlroy: [PGA Tour] —End of update—   He’s one under par on the day (as of... 

Ranking the F1 Drivers Most Likely to Move on in 2015

Formula One’s 2015 driver market is unlikely to match the excitement of a 2014 merry-go-round that saw two of the finest drivers on the grid, Fernando Alonso and Sebastian Vettel, leave Ferrari and Red Bull, respectively. But it is certainly going to try. Even with over a week until the first race of the season begins in Australia, it is relatively clear which drivers will dominate the gossip... 

Why Mark Bennett Has Been the Biggest Success for Scotland at 6 Nations

Scotland are having an awful Six Nations in 2015, despite impressive performances from Mark Bennett. Early promise was evident in their matches against France and Wales, but both games ended in defeat for Vern Cotter’s side.  Then they were undone by their old nemesis Italy, who took sweet revenge for Scotland’s last gasp win in Rome 12 months ago by grinding their way to a late victory... 

Tennis Players Who Will Rise in the Rankings Before the 2015 French Open

March is when the tennis season really heats up.  Over the next two months, the first five Masters Series events of 2015 will be contested. It’s a crucial time for players to gain rankings points and momentum. The hard courts of Indian Wells and Miami this month will be a battleground with valuable hardware up for grabs. And then the road to Roland Garros begins. The clay court season will... 

Christian Horner’s F1 Engine Complaints Make Him Sound Like a Sore Loser

Remember that time back in 2013 when Red Bull team principal Christian Horner talked about how his team’s fourth-straight Formula One drivers’ and constructors’ titles were turning fans off and how closer competition was needed? Of course you don’t—because it never happened. Horner was quite happy when Sebastian Vettel won the final nine races of the 2013 season, even... 

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