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This weekend the legend that has become Frankel will run in the Champions Stakes at Ascot in what could potentially be his last race.
Throughout his career, there has been much talk about whether Sir Henry Cecil’s shining star Frankel is the best horse ever, and it certainly can’t be denied that he is the best current racer.
Ascot on Champions Day is almost made for this British racehorse, as he has so defiantly confirmed himself as a champion.… Read More…
What a difference one race can make. Prior to Suzuka, Fernando Alonso held a 29 point lead over closest rival Sebastian Vettel and could not stop scoring, seemingly heading for his third world championship.
Now, the championship table tells a very different story. Vettel slashed Alonso’s lead from 29 to four points after a first corner altercation with Kimi Raikkonen saw the Ferrari man retire last weekend.… Read More…
England’s draw against Ukraine in September has left them third in Group H behind Montenegro and Poland, respectively. Roy Hodgson will need his men to bring home maximum points against San Marino and Poland this week if they wish to remain within grasp of a qualifying position. England host San Marino on Friday and will be looking not only to seal all three points but also add to their already impressive goals tally which currently stands at +5.… Read More…
Camelot currently sits as favourite for the win in Sunday’s Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe and will be partnered with jockey Frankie Dettori.
With regular jockey Joseph O’Brien, son of trainer Aidan O’Brien, unable to make the 8st 11lbs needed to ride the champion, Dettori is a fine replacement and will bring great experience to the race.
And the Italian thinks it’s wrong of people to judge Camelot on his last race and has said he expects a good run, saying the course is “his absolute cup of tea”.… Read More…
The Champions League group stages are often good times to do accumulators. Compared to domestic football it is a little easier to predict certain outcomes and you could find yourself winning a little more regularly.
However, with the big clubs often fielding weakened sides or underestimating their opponents as they feel progression from the groups is guaranteed, you do see your fair share of upsets and here’s a few matches that could see ruin your bets.… Read More…
The Italian champions host Ukrainian giants, Shakhtar Donetsk, in what will be their first ever Champions League match in the new Juventus Stadium. Juventus have continued their excellent league form from last season and remain unbeaten this season, the new stadium has been nothing short of a fortress since their arrival. Juventus rested both of their impressive wide players during their demolition of Roma this weekend in preparation for this fixture.… Read More…
This weekend, the Ryder Cup 2012 will be held at the Medinah Country Club in Chicago, Team USA will look to take advantage of the home support as they try to wrestle the Cup from the clutches of Team Europe.
Much like in the previous two Ryder cups, the American’s boast a number of experienced major winners and a few first timers, all looking to make a mark this year.… Read More…
The Marina Bay Circuit, Singapore was once again a title-defining weekend for the in-form Lewis Hamilton. After a spectacular pole position that was clinched against all odds, the Brit was dragged back down to earth in Sunday’s race as he was forced to retire with gearbox issues.
The DNF had massive implications on his title bid, leaving him stranded 52 points behind Fernando Alonso with just six races to go.… Read More…
It wasn’t too long ago where many cynics had written Arsenal off before the season had got under way. Such cynics are currently enjoying a slice of humble pie after Arsenal’s very positive start to their league campaign. After the sales of Robin van Persie and Alex Song people were wondering where the goals and solidity in midfield would come from.… Read More…
The Ryder Cup is one of the most exhilarating team events of the sporting year, fiercely contested by Europe’s and America’s finest golfers in the world.
Following Team Europe’s narrow victory at Celtic Manor, Wales in 2010 – which went down to the last singles pairing where Graham McDowell held his nerve and Hunter Mahan faltered on the 17th, this time hosts Team USA have a point to prove and will fight as patriotically for their nation as they do for a cheeseburger in McDonald’s.… Read More…
