From the publishers of THE HINDU
VOL.31 :: NO.40 :: Oct. 04, 2008
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From the publishers of THE HINDU VOL.31 :: NO.40 :: Oct. 04, 2008 |
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Promise of a tight finishPeople who doubt if the championship race this year will actually go down to the wire need to have a rethink, for Formula One history is replete with spectacular swings in the fortunes of teams and drivers, fortuitous championship finishes and wretched misses. Even in the last season, the championship changed tack, quite dramatically too, in the final race, writes G. Raghunath.
Singapore shining After the success of night racing, it is easy to imagine the commercial rights holder, Bernie Ecclestone, coaxing China, Japan and even perhaps India, if it should join the championship schedule, to follow the example of Singapore, writes Alan Henry. SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 
Alonso dazzles under lightsThe former World champion held himself admirably through the chaotic interludes to post Renault’s first victory since the Japanese GP two years ago. Alan Henry reports. Disappointed but not depressed Lewis Hamilton shrugged off the decision by motor racing’s governing body to turn down McLaren’s appeal against the penalty that cost the Briton his victory in the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps ...
Destiny, his cue ballPankaj Advani is not all about billiards and snooker. He has a special interest in break-dancing and folk-style western dance, and tells Karthik Krishnaswamy that he intends to plunge headlong into them one day.
Fighting with passionBoxing is getting a lot of attention now, thanks to India’s performance in the Beijing Olympics. The success of the National Championship and the enthusiasm shown by the spectators are enough proof to show the new-found interest in the sport in the country. Y. B. Sarangi reports.
Mayookha, Tintu in the spotlightApart from a few good performances, the National Open athletics championship was largely a huge disappointment as far as quality was concerned, writes Stan Rayan. ASIAN ALL-STARS CHAMPIONSHIP 
Anil Singh’s record really creditableWith the big names in athletics not making the trip, the Indian athletes had a field day, winning nine of the 18 gold medals at stake. K. P. Mohan reports.
The manner in which Vinod Gowda won all his matches spoke highly of his consistency. He has what it takes to be a good player.
The Newcastle fiascoThe departure of Keegan meant that Chris Hughton, once a Spurs full-back and then coach, had reluctantly to move up, from assistant manager to temporary full manager, expressing his wish to be replaced as soon as possible.
The veteran defender’s recent seasons have been beset by injuries and, after slipping down the pecking order at Manchester United, he decided to move on for a fresh challenge, writes Andy Hampson. ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP 
Power of Zaki upstages Robinho showManchester City still have to adapt to the idea that, after the flood of money pumped into the club, there is a higher price on their heads, writes Kevin McCarra.
On a sunny but cool morning on a flat course, Gebrselassie took control from the start and his victory brought the 26th world record of his career. Rossi’s warning Italian motorcycling superstar Valentino Rossi warns it will only get tougher to stop rival Casey Stoner after he regained the world crown by pipping the defending champion. The Yamaha ace, dubbed the Doctor for his cool and ... Advt Links: • Baufinanzierung und Immobilienfinanzierung Vergleich • Versicherungen im online Versicherungsvergleich • Deutsches Ceeduu Web • Send Gift to India • Flowers to All Over India • Sportshop • IQ Tests, Liebestests und andere Quizzes • Sportreisen zu allen Sportevents • Used Cars • blog tools
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