A quest to win three straight Bathurst 1000 titles has hit another snag for V8 Supercars series leader Mark Winterbottom’s Ford team at Mount Panorama. At the halfway mark of …
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They were considered “a million to one” to finish their first Bathurst 1000. Sadly, the first all-female team to contest the epic enduro since 1998 probably would have taken those …
Continue reading Female V8 team back on track at BathurstAP – Australia will cast a keen eye on the final Pool D clash at the Rugby World Cup as France coach Philippe Saint-Andre bids to beat bogey team Ireland …
Continue reading Wallabies to take in France, Ireland clashJamie Soward’s future with Penrith looks uncertain, but the Panthers deny the ageing playmaker is being shopped around to rival NRL clubs. After an underwhelming 2015 campaign with the Panthers, …
Continue reading Sowards’ faces uncertain future at PenrithThey were considered “a million to one” to finish their first Bathurst 1000. Sadly, the first all-female team to contest the epic enduro since 1998 probably would have taken those …
Continue reading Women hit wall at BathurstEngland head coach Stuart Lancaster said on Saturday he would find it hard to leave his job despite his side’s early exit from the Rugby World Cup. England signed off …
Continue reading It’s been a tough week at RWC: LancasterSTARTERS ISRAEL FOLAU: Unusually uncertain under the high ball but defied his ankle injury to make more than double the metres of any of his teammates with some telling incisions …
Continue reading Wallabies player ratings v WalesHaving secured the less treacherous path to World Cup glory, Wallabies coach Michael Cheika continued to play down the benefits of finishing top of Pool A. Australia’s gutsy 15-6 win …
Continue reading No easy path to World Cup glory: CheikaTrapped on their own tryline and down to 13 men with only a six-point lead, Australia needed something special to repel a Welsh side who could smell blood in the …
Continue reading Wallabies showed true Aussie grit: GreganIf only David Reynolds had thought of it days ago. His bank manager certainly would have thanked him. “Call me David ‘no comment’ Reynolds,” the Ford star smiled after turning …
Continue reading Reynolds curbs his enthusiasm at BathurstFor the first time, six-time V8 Supercars champion Jamie Whincup is getting that sinking feeling. And with plenty of rain forecast for Sunday’s Bathurst 1000, that may not change any …
Continue reading Whincup gets sinking feeling at BathurstHe initially feared his sin-binning would cost Australia victory in their crucial Rugby World Cup clash against Wales, but a “gutted” Wallabies halfback Will Genia insists he’d commit the same …
Continue reading No regrets over sin-binning, says GeniaEngland concluded their World Cup with a meaningless 60-3 rout of Uruguay in Manchester and will now begin their inquest into the calamitous group exit that is likely to end …
Continue reading England end RWC with big win over UruguayThe Wallabies are confident injuries to star duo Israel Folau and David Pocock won’t sideline them for next weekend’s World Cup quarter-final with Scotland. Pocock was unable to finish Saturday’s …
Continue reading Cheika hopeful on Folau, Pocock injuriesDanny McGuire’s first-half try double laid the foundations as Leeds Rhinos clinched a thrilling English Super League grand final against Wigan Warriors to complete their domestic treble. The Challenge Cup …
Continue reading Leeds win Super League grand finalVenus Williams has headed to Hong Kong hoping she can get a ticket to Singapore. Williams enters the Hong Kong Open knowing that a strong showing there can put her …
Continue reading Venus Williams targets WTA finals berthThe Test career of All Blacks great Tony Woodcock is over after injury ruled him out of the Rugby World Cup. Coach Steve Hansen confirmed on Saturday that Woodcock suffered …
Continue reading Career over for All Blacks prop WoodcockLike Corporal Jones from Dad’s Army, Vern Cotter’s message to his Scotland troops was “don’t panic”. The Scots duly held their nerve and with a late try secured a 36-33 …
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