'Time to hang up the helmet' - World Rally Championship co-driver Paul Nagle set to retire
Paul Nagle has announced his decision to retire as a rally co-driver after the World Rally Championship round in Catalonia at the end of the month.
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Formula One delays release of financial rules finding
Formula One's governing body has delayed its findings into whether any of the grid’s teams have broken the financial rules until Monday.
Neumann looking to replicate judo legend Ono
By Tom Masters, Sportsbeat Judo starlet Eryk Neumann has set the ambitious target of following in the decorated footsteps of hero Shohei Ono and winning Olympic gold. Ad Neumann, 17, competes in the same weight category as Ono, 66-73kg, and if he can even replicate half of what the Japanese sensation has achieved, he will surely be regarded as an all-time great.
Formula One statistics for the Japanese Grand Prix
Formula One statistics for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka (round 18 of the 22-race championship):
F1 governing body delays cost cap compliance certificates
Formula One's governing body said it had postponed to next Monday the issuing of cost cap compliance certificates amid speculation some teams overspent last year.
Verstappen set to celebrate at Honda's home track
SUZUKA, Japan : A frustrated Max Verstappen failed to clinch his second successive Formula One title in Singapore last weekend but the Red Bull driver has a much stronger chance of getting the job done at Suzuka on Sunday.
Rugby World Cup: Why England’s second-class treatment is unacceptable
It may seem like there are bigger issues in the world of sport than how a team chooses to travel.
Leinster's Jordan Larmour targets Ireland return in autumn internationals
Jordan Larmour has made a strong start to the season but he knows that's only half the battle in his bid to earn an Ireland recall for the November Tests.