Suddenly controversial Ford driver David Reynolds has a new line to be remembered by after claiming pole position for Sunday’s Bathurst 1000 at Mount Panorama. “That’s for Chaz,” Reynolds said …
Continue reading Reynolds takes Bathurst pole for MostertControversial Ford driver David Reynolds has claimed pole position for Sunday’s Bathurst 1000 at a wet Mount Panorama. Reynolds enjoyed the better of shocking conditions on Saturday to clock two …
Continue reading Reynolds claims Bathurst 1000 poleLightning struck twice for Kei Nishikori as the defending Japan Open champion was ambushed on Saturday by “shoeless” Frenchman Benoit Paire in an explosive semi-final. The unseeded Paire, playing in …
Continue reading Paire stuns Nishikori in Japan tennis semiJames Aish’s manager admits the Brisbane midfielder is a long way off achieving an AFL trade to Collingwood. Following months of speculation about his future, Aish told the Lions on …
Continue reading Aish faces uncertain AFL futureJorge Lorenzo will start from pole in Sunday’s Japan Moto Grand Prix, having held off his Yamaha teammate and championship leader Valentino Rossi, who will start from second. The Spaniard …
Continue reading Lorenzo takes Japan Moto GP poleAn untimely thigh injury to West Coast midfielder Matt Priddis has proved costly with fellow on-baller Andrew Gaff pipping him to take out the AFL club’s best and fairest award. …
Continue reading Gaff wins Eagles best and fairest in AFLInstead of a fitting tribute, injured V8 Supercars star Chaz Mostert’s Ford team are now seeking a fitting replacement. Hard marking Prodrive Racing team boss Tim Edwards believed they let …
Continue reading Team search for Mostert V8 replacementSome of V8 Supercars’ biggest names have missed out on a top 10 Bathurst 1000 grid spot after rain-affected qualifying at Mount Panorama on Saturday. Holden’s Fabian Coulthard has claimed …
Continue reading V8 big names bomb at Bathurst qualifyingDan Biggar said he is the “least confident person there is” but, fortunately for Wales, his lack of self-esteem only applies to his life off the rugby field. The fly-half …
Continue reading Wales’ Cup hopes hinge on shrinking violetArgentina overhauled its line-up in for their clash with Namibia on Sunday having already qualified for the Rugby World Cup quarterfinals. After New Zealand beat Tonga in Newcastle on Friday …
Continue reading Argentina rest stars against NamibiaFormer Test captain Stirling Mortlock has hailed Michael Cheika’s masterful man management as the secret behind the Wallabies’ stunning transformation into Rugby World Cup title fancies. Less than a year …
Continue reading Cheika the coach with the Midas touchThe All Blacks may have lost veteran prop Tony Woodcock for the remainder of the Rugby World Cup, casting a shadow over the encouraging 47-9 win over Tonga. Woodcock hobbled …
Continue reading Woodcock RWC injury could end Test careerThe Rugby World Cup is about to get serious for Ireland and France. For the first three weeks of the tournament, the Irish and the French have used games against …
Continue reading Ireland, France out to avoid All BlacksV8 Supercars support category driver Damien Flack will be airlifted to hospital following a horror crash at Mount Panorama on Saturday, barely 24 hours after Ford star Chaz Mostert’s shock …
Continue reading Second horror Bathurst crash in 24 hoursMike Moroney concedes Tulsa will need a fast-run Caulfield Guineas to win the $1 million race. Tulsa has been in eye-catching form without winning but emerged as a true Guineas …
Continue reading Caulfield Guineas 2015: Speed a factor for Tulsa in G1 FieldJim Cassidy is no stranger to Toorak Handicap success and is chasing his fifth win in the Group One race at Caulfield. Cassidy first won the Toorak in 1991 on …
Continue reading Toorak Handicap 2015: Cassidy to show experience in class FieldRon Quinton will settle on a distance test as the only spring challenge left for Angst Stakes favourite Peeping. Ruling his stable pride and joy out of a Melbourne carnival …
Continue reading Angst Stakes 2015: Peeping the class runner in the FieldInternational horses will carry Craig Williams’ hopes in the spring majors but the jockey will rely on Australian talent to win the Caulfield Stakes. Williams picked up the ride on …
Continue reading Toorak Handicap 2015: Fawkner looking to beat tough Field


