LAVELANET, France: The Tour de France was rocked by a third doping scandal yesterday after Italian Riccardo Ricco tested positive for banned substances.
WILLEMSTAD: Anyone closely watching the starting line of the Beijing Olympics 100m sprint may notice the flash of a gold tooth emblazoned with the letter "C".
SAO PAULO: Brazil's women's soccer team, runner-up at the 2004 Olympic Games and last year's World Cup, will be better prepared if it gets to the final again in Beijing, captain Marta said in an interview.
LONDON: Diving is rarely headline news in Britain but Tom Daley is changing all that.
Chinese athletes hope to make history with top performances at their home Olympics next month. Whatever the results, Nike will play a major part.
China's Yao Ming is likely to play his first competitive game since having surgery on his foot in March at this week's Stankovic Cup pre-Beijing Olympic basketball tournament, local media reported on Tuesday.
While Nike will outfit the bulk of China's Olympic athletes, local sporting apparel giant Li-Ning will provide gear for four major Chinese teams, including table tennis, diving, gymnastics and shooting.
Asia's No 1 Liang Wenchong will make a historic appearance at the British Open this week, fully aware that a strong outing will reinforce the growth of golf in the region.
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