by Fast Machines | Apr 2, 2017 | Formula One Blog
Organisers of the annual Oxford-Cambridge boat races will decide later whether the event will go ahead after an unexploded Second World War bomb was found near the starting line. Police were called on Saturday after a member of the public spotted the device in the...
by Fast Machines | Apr 1, 2017 | Formula One Blog
UK Sport’s funding of badminton, wheelchair rugby, archery, fencing and weightlifting ends at midnight on Friday night. Four months on from hearing they were the big losers in the funding battle we speak to athletes from those sports to discover how they are coping...
by Fast Machines | Mar 31, 2017 | Formula One Blog
Dame Katherine Grainger is a surprise contender to be appointed the new chair of UK Sport ahead of Tuesday’s final interviews. Great Britain’s most decorated female Olympian, who retired from rowing after winning a medal at a fifth Games last summer, has been...
by Fast Machines | Mar 31, 2017 | Formula One Blog
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by Fast Machines | Mar 30, 2017 | Formula One Blog
UK Sport’s funding of badminton, wheelchair rugby, archery, fencing and weightlifting ends at midnight on Friday night. Four months on from hearing they were the big losers in the funding battle we speak to athletes from those sports to discover how they are coping...
by Fast Machines | Mar 30, 2017 | Formula One Blog
William Warr (bow), 94.2 kg Matthew O’Leary, 74.8 kg Oliver Cook, 91.7 kg Joshua Bugajski, 99.2 kg Olivier Siegelaar, 101.2 kg Michael DiSanto, 89.9 kg James Cook, 84 kg Vassilis Ragoussis, 86.6 kg Sam Collier, 59.8...
