• Lewis Hamilton admits not operating on all cylinders • Federation Cup win for Judy Murray's British team FORMULA ONE Lewis Hamilton has come to terms with the fact that his 2011 F1 season was overshadowed by the issues he had to deal with and resolved that there will be no repeat in the 2012 campaign, which starts next month. "I wasn't operating on all cylinders," the McLaren driver said ...
Digital Sports Group announced today that phase one of the refurbishment of sports.co.uk is ready for the seasons two major touraments, Euro 2012 and the Olympics Games. New features include a live news section dedicated to each Tournament.(PRWEB UK) 29 January 2012 Digital Sports Group has announced they have completed ‘Phase 1’ of their refurbishment plans for their sports news hub ‘sport.co ...
According to the article [“Venizelos sees thin line between success and deadlock”] Greece is planing to "...monitor and eventually suppress the prices that concern the commodities an average household would buy."
Tottenham's deal of the week; the football family; Colombia's 'gay contagion'; plus Grandpa's two-match ban Deal of the week • £27m: Public money now committed to keeping Spurs in Tottenham – £9m from Haringey council, plus £18m from London's riot-recovery fund. • £2.7bn: Tax-exile Spurs owner Joe Lewis's fortune, partly from currency trades in 1992 which helped push the pound out of the ERM and ...
Why are so many top golfers -- but not only Tiger Woods -- in the Middle East this week? One reason: Cold, hard cash, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.
Andy Schleck of Luxembourg and Michele Scarponi of Italy, the two riders poised to gain most from the two year suspension handed to Spaniard Alberto Contador, feel there is no reason to celebrate the demise of their rival.
Andy Schleck unhappy about inheriting tainted Tour title, saying he always believed in Contador's innocence.
THE Green Army are bound to be watching the Red Army’s Euro finals manoeuvres with interest in light of the remarkable news two of Russia’s biggest airlines have indicated they will answer a call by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to transport the national team’s fans to Euro 2012 for free.
SPANISH cyclist Alberto Contador has been suspended for two years and stripped of his 2010 Tour de France title.
The Chicago Auto Show is less than a day away, and Nissan has revealed the mildly refreshed 2013 370Z. Up front, Nissan has added LED daytime running lights while finally ditching the controversial "fangs." In the rear a red reflector replaces the black cover between the tailpipes. Nissan also announced two new color options will be available...
The Euro Racecar Series has been granted NASCAR Touring Series status, making it the official 'feeder series' for European stockcar drivers aiming for Sprint Cup and Nationwide.
Football is the world’s most popular sport and has been dubbed “the beautiful game.” Though it may seem like you can boil the sport down to” kick the ball hard,” there’s actually a lot going on in a game of football. In this series, “Learning to Kick the Ball,” we bring you the football basics to help those new to the sport learn to become beautiful, or at least be part of the beautiful game.
Football Association bosses are discussing whether John Terry should be allowed to remain England captain.
The Lagardère group (Paris:MMB) demonstrated its resilience in 2011 despite a difficult economic environment. The Group’s new areas of development (e-books, entertainment, travel retail, sports rights management) maintained their growth trend.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson defends Fabio Capello's criticism of the FA after John Terry's removal as England captain.
Timothy Snyder Carl De Keyzer/Magnum Photos European parliament, Strasbourg, 2005 This is the sixth in an NYRblog series about the fate of democracy in different parts of the world. The European crisis, which we process from headline to headline as a matter of currencies and bailouts, is really a test of large-scale democratic capitalism. The disintegration of the Eurozone would be nearly as ...
"Initially it was planned that private companies will be the main investors of Euro 2012, but now the state invested the major funds in the sports and infrastructure projects for the tournament," the head of the Kiev-Based analytical company "Da Vinci AG" Andriy Kolpakov said in an exclusive interview with Xinhua correspondent, while adding that some sport facilities for Euro 2012, such as the ...
High-def launch of the sports news service is part of larger move by the AP to transform...
The Football Association has said John Terry will not captain the England team until the allegations against him are resolved.
The days when Chelsea's £50m striker laid waste to Premier League defences look to be behind him It is never easy watching a top footballer stray dangerously close to the point when his audience has to accept, however much we might wish to be more generous, there is a real possibility that we might be permanently talking about his gifts in the past tense. When that player is Fernando Torres and ...
