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  • Sir Chris Hoy: Track Champions League can win over new fans in London

    November 15, 2022

    Sir Chris Hoy believes the UCI Track Champions League can create new cycling fans when it returns to London next month. The five-date competition, which got its second season underway in Mallorca last weekend, features some of the world’s best riders including Britain’s Dame Laura Kenny and Katie Archibald. London’s Lee Valley VeloPark is set [...]

  • LIV Golf announces Adelaide event as part of inaugural £344m league season

    November 14, 2022

    LIV Golf’s inaugural league season will visit Adelaide in April, organisers of the big-money circuit have announced. The Grange Golf Club in the capital city of South Australia is set to feature early in LIV Golf’s expanded 14-date schedule for 2023, which will run from February to September.  Open champion Cameron Smith is one of [...]

  • Trussonomics, Super League and Qatar World Cup: Why proactive PR matters

    November 10, 2022

    Communications expert Matthew Fletcher-Jones explains why Qatar and Fifa are fighting a losing PR battle over perceptions of this year’s World Cup. Imagine you proposed a revolutionary approach, promising growth and a brighter future. Yet you never got out of the blocks as your first step was revealing that the rich would get richer. Revolutions [...]

  • Ed Warner: Richard Thompson must continue bold start at helm of English cricket

    November 10, 2022

    No deckchair shuffling for Richard Thompson. English cricket’s new leader has pretty much cleared the deck of the governing body’s directors. His kind words about departing colleagues he has barely overlapped with suggests this is a diplomat with admirable stiletto-wielding skills.  Now he must hire replacements capable of backing the reset that the sport so [...]

  • Catriona Matthew on the rise of women’s golf and playing Aramco Team Series Jeddah

    November 9, 2022

    Women’s golf has come a long way since Catriona Matthew first swung a club, thanks in no small part to the trailblazing Scot.  When she joined her local club in North Berwick in the early 1980s, prize money was a fraction of that in the men’s game, with just £5,600 on offer to the winner [...]

  • Georgia Hall aiming to cap fine season with success at Aramco Team Series Jeddah

    November 9, 2022

    A major champion and two-time European order of merit winner by her early twenties, Georgia Hall has already ticked a lot of boxes in her young career. Over the coming weeks she hopes to reach a new milestone: a first multiple title-winning year. Having claimed the Saudi Ladies International in March, Hall will aim for [...]

  • Exclusive: Tougher Brexit transfer rules not helping English players in Premier League

    November 8, 2022

    Brexit has drastically shrunk the pool of footballers available to English clubs without having any clear benefit to the prospects of homegrown talent in the Premier League.  The findings are revealed in a major new study by football consultancy Analytics FC and law firm Fragomen shared with City A.M. and due to be published this [...]

  • World Cup advert review: Pepsi beats Coke as brands grapple with Qatar controversy

    November 8, 2022

    Steve Howell of creative agency Dark Horses picks the best and worst World Cup adverts ahead of the month’s tournament in Qatar. ‘Tis the season with a World Cup unceremoniously stuffed in the middle like the turkey in a Pret Christmas sandwich. The 12 years since Qatar were awarded the tournament have been full of [...]

  • Ruck and maul stars: Rugby clubs bank on behind-the-scenes content to attract fans

    November 8, 2022

    Matt Hardy on the rise of rugby clubs producing their own content as they look to attract new fans to the sport outside of the international arena. Gone are the days of sending season tickets out via carrier pigeon and releasing fixture lists through smoke signals, and here are the days of holograms, on-demand video [...]

  • Iconic football photographs set to go under the hammer ahead of the World Cup

    November 7, 2022

    Images of Pele, Diego Maradona and David Beckham are set to go under the hammer this week in an auction of iconic football photographs ahead of the World Cup. The collection is drawn from the vast archives of French sports publication L’Equipe and numbers 170 images from the last 70 years of international and club [...]

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