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Journalism student, with a passion for Formula One and football; both domestic and abroad
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Before fans got to hear the sound of the highly contentious V6 engines at the beginning of the year, a debate was already raging…
In a spectacular turnaround from Lewis Hamilton's five previous race wins, Nico Rosberg found the necessary momentum to bring the championship down to the…
As a Formula One fan growing up during the V10 era, the FIA's push over the last few years to emphasise hybrid power has…
Suzuka has hosted some of Formula One’s greatest battles, but the past weekend reminded the world of the dangers involved with racing in the…
The 2014 Singapore Grand Prix saw the championship swing back into Lewis Hamilton's favour for the first time since the Spanish Grand Prix, after…
When Josep Gombau arrived in Adelaide at the beginning of 2013, merely infusing the club with his Spanish football philosophy was not his intention.…
I recently asked a university acquaintance about Formula One. A quest for mutual sport interests is common practice among strangers, especially those with testosterone-filled…
In a race defined by mistakes as much as speed, Lewis Hamilton shaved the championship gap by seven points in his Italian Grand Prix…
It’s always sad to see interest wane in a club when the results aren’t great.
As an adelaide resident, passion was at an all time high in town when we were in the Asian Champions league.
But then things went south and sadly support never reached that level again.
Even just asking around what people think of the club, most people have accepted Adelaide united are horrible and not worth watching, which is a shame because they’re not, and more importantly these are exciting times to be watching the A-league.
I’m really keen to see how Perth play in the upcoming season too
Perth Glory: A work in progress
The HANS device has had an incredible impact, saving the likes of Hakkinen from death (in Adelaide, 1995.)
But this one was not because of his car, or anything else. The cars and tracks themselves are actually really safe, but it was a failure on the part of race control that meant Bianchi is now in hospital.
So it seems like there’s still some way to go
Japanese Grand Prix a reminder that Formula One is not completely safe
Haha that was an edited title, but I hope you see that the article balances the pro’s and con’s in looking forward to the season.
Will Adelaide United will win the A-League?
Jeggo may have been a benchwarmer, but so was Galekovic in Melbourne Victory before Adelaide bought him. And now he’s one of Australia’s best.
To quote Jose Mourinho – “Judge him when he leaves the club”
My article’s main idea was Gombau would be the difference, not the players… Though a lot of people do share optimism about the new signings.
Will Adelaide United will win the A-League?
It’s a pretty controversial thing, asking for more danger in the sport… it kinda suggests that there’s enjoyment to be had from watching people put their lives at risk.
But I guess it always was that way in F1 until the turn of the 21st century
Formula One: Dying or evolving?
Reliability issues were the predominant reasons Lewis has had many poor postings in qualifying this season, and they certainly hampered his races.
I do agree though that there is a large amount of uncertainty concerning the remainder of the season… It will take a significant effort for Lewis to win the championship especially with Nico’s points consistency, but Italy will likely have given him a large confidence boost.
Hamilton premeditated, or Rosberg guilty of common mistakes?
Smart play by foxtel, they’ll definitely get some new subscribers as a result of this.
Including (hopefully) myself, as I’m not happy with only half the races being shown live on free tv.
Just on that note, what are people’s thoughts on foxtel play? Is it good quality?
Australian motorsport coverage has changed forever