FOOTBALL

Cech and Pereira promote concussion education
Petr Cech and Álvaro Pereira are helping FIFPro educate their colleagues in professional football on what to do when they suspect a team mate or opponent of having a concussion. Arsenal goalkeeper Cech and Uruguay full-back Pereira are ambassadors of FIFPro’s campaign video which will be shown in players’ dressing rooms around the world. “If a concussion is not treated properly, then you could be suffering from long term effects like depression, fatigue, headaches,” Cech explains in the video. “Or worse, playing on while concussed could even be deadly.” Cech has had multiple concussions...
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10/12/2018
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Mexico 2018 Homeless World Cup
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19/11
GIORGIO CHIELLINI STUDYING FOR A SECOND CAREER
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19/10
"I HAD TO PREPARE FOR A NEW CAREER"
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12/10
MATT TOOTLE OPENS UP ON GAMBLING
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09/10

ICE HOCKEY

THE KENYA ICE LIONS
Arnold Mburu, 19, is a Kenyan architecture student, as well as a hockey player. The first time he stepped onto an ice rink was in his native country, where hockey is not exactly a spectator sport.   Recently, Mburu traveled with 11 of his Kenya Ice Lions teammates to Toronto to visit the Hockey Hall of Fame and play an exhibition game against a team of firefighters. The hockey players also had the chance to meet and play with two of their Canadian peers, including the captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins Sidney Crosby and an alternate captain and center of the Colorado Avalanche Nathan...
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16/10/2018
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IIHF SEMI-ANNUAL CONGRESS
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28/09
GRETZKY- ICE HOCKEY AMBASSADOR FOR CHINA
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17/09
CANADIAN ICE HOCKEY LEGEND RETIRES
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07/08
HOCKEY PLAYER PARALYSED AFTER CRASH
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18/06

SKI ALPIN

STUHEC SET TO RETURN
A year and eight months after her last appearance in the World Cup, Stuhec is set to return to the elite competition in Alpine Skiing. The severe knee injury she suffered last October made her miss the 2018 Winter Olympics.   The 27-year-old from Maribor, who had 13 podium finishes and seven wins in the 2016/17 sesaon to win the small crystal globes in downhill and the alpine combined as well as the gold medal in downhill at the 2017 World Championships, is now taking one step at a time and has the same goals as in the past.   After undergoing lengthy rehab following a knee surgery and...
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11/10/2018
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THIS FEMALE SKIER IS A TOP EARNER...
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02/08
IAN GUT WILL RACE FOR LIECHTENSTEIN
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22/06
MARIA HÖFL-RIESCH HOSPITALIZED!
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29/05
"IT'S CRAZY TO THINK IT'S OVER"- HUDEC
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21/04

MOTORSPORT

"CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE NOT WON BY FIGHTING"- HAMILTON
The Mercedes man needed to outscore his Ferrari rival by eight points in Austin to make sure of his fifth career driver’s championship. However, by delaying a second pit stop, the Silver Arrows allowed Vettel’s Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen to claim his first win in five years. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen came second, with Hamilton taking up the final spot on the podium ahead of fourth-placed Vettel.   Despite Ferrari’s impressive pace in America, Hamilton and Mercedes are still widely expected to once again secure double titles - and the 33-year-old insists he is not fazed by failing to...
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22/10/2018
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ADVANTAGE HAMILTON AFTER VETTEL-VERSTAPPEN BATTLE
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08/10
RAIKKONEN WILL LEAVE FERRARI FOR SAUBER
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14/09
HALO DEVICE SAVED LECLERC
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30/08
FORMULA 1 DRIVER'S SUIT DONATED TO CHARITY SHOP
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20/08

F1 Needs Teams For Driver Development

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Formula 1 needs more teams like former backmarker Minardi because there are currently too few opportunities for young drivers to break through, according to Haas team principal Gunther Steiner.

 

Minardi raced in F1 for 21 years from 1985 and was renowned for giving young talented drivers a chance with the likes of Fernando Alonso, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jarno Trulli and Mark Webber all getting their start in F1 with the team.

 

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