Zhou accepts ‘pressure’ of being China’s ‘only hope’ in F1
Alfa Romeo driver Guanyu Zhou acknowledged the burden on his shoulders, as he carries China’s “only hope” in Formula 1 in the medium to long term.
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SA athlete Stephen Mokoka breaks 50km world record
Mokoka's time of 2:40:13 has been recognised as the world record by World Athletics.
How is ex-Sunderland man Asamoah Gyan getting on these days?
It has been quite some time since Asamoah Gyan last pulled on a Sunderland shirt.
Ma reveals his pride after securing WTCR comeback
Ma Qing Hua has continued his preparations for his WTCR – FIA World Touring Car Cup comeback by speaking of his pride at driving a Chinese car in the global series. Shanghai-born Ma is the first driver announced by Lynk & Co-powered Cyan Racing for the 2022 season, which will mark the history maker’s return to the WTCR after a two-year absence.
Motor racing - Chinese F1 trailblazer Zhou not just making up the numbers
Guanyu Zhou, who will become China's first Formula One driver when he makes his debut next month, said he is not in the sport just to make up the numbers.
Sold for £23m, now worth 5x less: West Ham played a blinder with "heated" 32 y/o flop - opinion
It’s fair to speculate that the majority of the West Ham United fanbase were disheartened when forward Marko Arnautovic reportedly handed in a transfer request in the summer of 2019.
ATP Tour to stage events in China this season
ATP tour will host four tournaments in China this season, unlike the women's WTA tour which has suspended events in the region due to concerns over the treatment of former doubles world number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players. The ATP's Chengdu Open, Zhuhai Championships, China Open and Shanghai Masters will take place in China between September and October.
ATP Tour to play events in China this year
The ATP Tour will host four events in China this year, unlike the WTA Tour which has suspended tournament in the country due to concerns over the treatment of former doubles world No1. Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.