Malaysian F1 Grand Prix 2015 Results: Winner, Standings, Highlights and Reaction

Sebastian Vettel was crowned king of the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday, as he left Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg in his wake to claim his first Ferrari triumph. Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen came in fourth, while Daniel Ricciardo lagged behind in 10th. Here’s a look at the final standings from Malaysia, courtesy of Sky Sports F1: It was a fantastic race from Vettel and indeed... 

Miami Open Tennis 2015 Results: Scores, Bracket and Schedule After Saturday

The 2015 Miami Open continued Saturday with a busy day around Crandon Park Tennis Center featuring many high-profile players from the star-studded field. That includes the top seeds in both draws, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams. Those two players are also the defending champions at the Masters 1000 event. As if that wasn’t enough, they also claimed the first major of the 2015 season, the... 

Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling Have Nike Take over Their Instagram Accounts

Nike’s latest bit of viral marketing sees England stars Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling‘s Instagram accounts go a little fuzzy. Nike’s own Twitter account does deliberately little to make sense of it: ▖▊▇▛▉▔▆▚▏▎▖▎▍▁ >>> http://t.co/yeW6qh48qe https://t.co/rWdkyJ7rQy #NikeFootballX —... 

Gareth Bale Scores Stunning Free-Kick as Wales Stretch Lead in Israel

Gareth Bale struck the perfect free-kick as Wales stretched their lead to 2-0 in their qualifier in Israel. The Real Madrid winger added to his first-half assist for Aaron Ramsey by converting a free-kick from the edge of the area early in the second half. Victory in Israel will see Wales top their group. [@RMadridHome, Twitter] Read more International Football news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Gareth Bale Assists Aaron Ramsey Goal for Wales, Ramsey Repays Favour Later

Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey made the key breakthrough for Wales as they took a 1-0 lead in their Euro 2016 qualifier against Israel in Haifa. Wales had played well in the first half, but their goal was route one, with Bale nodding a kick from goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey into Ramsey’s path. The Arsenal man’s instinctive looped header proved inch-perfect. And that wasn’t the end of... 

What We Learned from the Indian Wells Masters

The Indian Wells Masters has been over for a number of days now, but its aftermath continues. Plenty has been digested and lots revealed as the run up to Roland Garros continues at pace. With both the men’s and women’s draws producing some great tennis, there were a lot of highlights and intriguing developments over the course of its two weeks. But what were the main lessons learned from... 

Max Verstappen Announces Formula 1 Arrival in Wet Malaysian GP Qualifying

For all the problems facing Formula One at the moment—and there are, as we’re so often reminded, plenty—there is nothing a drop of rain cannot solve. Despite the introduction of several gimmicks in recent years such as DRS and fast-degrading tyres—introduced to provide close competition and create a worthwhile, satisfying spectacle—wet conditions remain F1’s ultimate... 

Harry Kane: Twitter Reacts to Tottenham Striker’s England Debut

Harry Kane’s England debut sent the world of social media into meltdown on Friday, as he took just three touches and 79 seconds to score for his country. According to the Metro, 11,487 tweets were sent within one minute of Kane’s goal—the fourth in a routine 4-0 win for England, who have won all five of their Euro 2016 qualifiers to date. And the posts—both in support and opposing... 

Ranking the 5 Strongest Packs in World Rugby Right Now

The world rugby hierarchy is ultimately decided upon which teams succeed based on the sum of all their parts, but some outfits take a particular pride in their pack. No. 1 through 8 don’t dictate results independently, but with the Six Nations now settled and the Rugby World Cup creeping within sight, we have a better idea of which forward setups currently look most domineering. Only one club... 

Scottish Club Airdrieonians Ordered to Change Club Crest Due to 423-Year-Old Law

Airdrieonians have had the same crest for decades but have been now been told to change it or face prosecution.  The problem? A law that is 423 years old! Yes, a Scottish Parliament Act passed in 1592 is causing the issue. Apparently back in the 16th century, having letters or numbers inside a shield was a big no-no.  As per the Daily Record:  The League One club were stunned... 

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