by Fast Machines | Mar 7, 2017 | Formula One Blog
Runner Aengus Meldon sprints towards victory at a university athletics event in Athlone, Ireland on Friday when he is hobbled in a freak accident. An elastic practice cross bar from a nearby pole vault catapults onto the track, wrapping around his legs. Meldon had...
by Fast Machines | Mar 5, 2017 | Formula One Blog
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by Fast Machines | Feb 28, 2017 | Formula One Blog
The deputy leader of Birmingham City Council, Ian Ward, said: “We are aware of the comments coming from Durban. Here in Birmingham, we are producing a feasibility study on what would be needed for a 2026 games in the city. “That is due to be completed in April, at...
by Fast Machines | Feb 28, 2017 | Formula One Blog
Paul Hayward was crowned Sports Writer of the Year for the second year running as The Telegraph scooped four honours at the Sports Journalism Awards on Monday night. The Telegraph’s Investigations Team won the Investigative Reporter category with its Football...
by Fast Machines | Feb 24, 2017 | Formula One Blog
McLaren are about to launch their new F1 car for the 2017 season. You can watch the launch live here. The MCL32 will be the third car of the current McLaren-Honda generation. The launch is due to begin at 11am UK time. Update: The car has now been launched. Find...
by Fast Machines | Feb 24, 2017 | Formula One Blog
“She is 67 and she started boot camp when she was 60,” Sport England chief executive Jennie Price told Telegraph Sport. “She was walking her dog in the park and decided she would like to try it. And, seven years later, there she still is. “That’s a great message, too,...
