Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone distanced himself from “political” matters after Ferrari put Italian naval flags on their cars at the Indian Grand Prix in protest at India’s arrest of …
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Brett Rumford potted birdies at the last two holes to shoot a five-under 67 and grab the halfway lead of the WA Open Championship. At nine-under par, Rumford leads by …
Continue reading Rumford leads by two in WA OpenRhys McLeod will be looking for a home-track finish quite different to his infamous run a decade ago when he climbs aboard Ethiopia in Saturday’s Cox Plate. It was at …
Continue reading Cox Plate Field roughie: EthiopiaChris Waller has a long list of achievements in racing. Sydney’s premier trainer for the past two seasons, Waller has won Group One races in three states, including the prestigious …
Continue reading Cox Plate 2012 a first for Chris WallerWorld No.1 Rory McIlroy set himself up for a weekend assault on the $7 million BMW Masters after a second round 65 took him to 12-under par, two shots behind …
Continue reading McIlroy climbing at EPGA’s Shanghai eventMANCHESTER, United Kingdom, Oct 26, 2012 (AFP) – Shinji Kagawa will miss Manchester United’s top-of-the-table game with Chelsea on Sunday after the Japanese midfielder was ruled out for up to …
Continue reading Knee injury sidelines KagawaSea Siren has claimed her third Group One trophy with victory in the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley for trainer John O’Shea and jockey Jimmy Cassidy. Cox Plate Buffering was …
Continue reading Manikato Stakes 2012 goes to Sea SirenSebastian Vettel kept the momentum going when he dominated Friday practice for the Formula One Indian Grand Prix where he seeks a fourth straight season win. Vettel, the world champion …
Continue reading Red Bulls dominate Indian GPNorway’s Suzann Pettersen posted a seven-under 65 to grab a two-stroke lead with Inbee Park of South Korea halfway through the LPGA’s Taiwan Championship on Friday. They were on 10-under …
Continue reading Pettersen, Park lead by two at LPGA TaiwanSportingbet Australia continues to take an avalanche of money for the Gai Waterhouse trained More Joyous to win tomorrow’s Sportingbet Cox Plate. “We’ve written a bet of $40,000 at $11 …
Continue reading Cox Plate plunge on More JoyousNRL referees’ co-coaches Bill Harrigan and Stuart Raper weren’t granted the benefit of the doubt on Friday after a season punctuated by contentious decisions and were duly given their marching …
Continue reading Harrigan, Raper dumped as NRL refs’ bossesTasmania’s Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria ended in a tame draw at a wet MCG on Friday but the few fans in attendance were able to glimpse both an all-time …
Continue reading Doolan makes his mark for TasmaniaStruggling Test spinner Nathan Lyon is suffering information overload and must clear his mind before confronting South Africa, his South Australian captain Johan Botha says. Lyon has taken only six …
Continue reading SA captain backs spinner Lyon to find formA superb 80-minute effort won Counties Manukau promotion to rugby’s Premiership division with a 41-16 win over Otago in the second-tier Championship final in Pukekohe on Friday. Ahead 20-13 at …
Continue reading Championship win for CountiesCale Morton arrived at Melbourne with a round-one bang and left as a fifth-round whimper. After managing only nine AFL games this season, the 22-year-old will go to West Coast …
Continue reading Morton goes cheaply to Eagles in AFLGreg Chalmers is four strokes from the lead in a tie for third at the halfway stage of the USPGA event in Malaysia. The West Australian shot a second round …
Continue reading Tiger lurks in Malaysian golfAFL grand finalists Hawthorn will have a new-look defence next season, ending the trade period by farewelling Stephen Gilham and welcoming Matt Spangher. Gilham, a member of their 2008 premiership …
Continue reading Hawks overhaul defence in AFL tradingPerth Scorchers skipper Marcus North admits Shaun and Mitch Marsh crossed the line in the team’s doomed T20 Champions League trip to South Africa, but the WACA have vowed to …
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