James Bailey, Director, Motorsport PR and Communications: “We introduced the #ForeverForward trophy in 2015 to recognise riders’ fightbacks across the 18 rounds and we are delighted to confirm Fabio as the winner of the trophy this year. Moto2 and Moto3 are widely recognised for the close racing, which sees an incredible number of overtaking manoeuvres taking place each weekend. In the #ForeverForward award Dunlop is proud to recognise the talent and overtaking skill involved to allow riders to progress through the races. Fabio’s racecraft, developed on Dunlop tyres last year as a Red Bull Rookie Cup racer, was particularly impressive in his first Moto3 season and demonstrates his potential as a front-runner in 2017.” Source link
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UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 tickets on sale
Ticket sales have begun for UEFA Women's EURO 2017 from 16 July to 6 August in the Netherlands.Supporters can now buy e-tickets via the UEFA Women's EURO 2017 ticket portal at www.weuro2017.nl/en/ticket-service.Ticketing portal• Ticket prices (inc VAT): Group stageHospitality (exclusive of food/drink) €40Premium €30Cat 1 €20 (youth 15 or under €10)Cat 2 €10 (youth 15 or under €5)Quarter-finalsHospitality (exclusive of food/drink) €40 Premium €40Cat 1 €20 (youth 15 or under €10)Cat 2 €10 (youth 15 or under €5)
Is Blake Griffin Already Sneakily Laying Groundwork To Leave Clippers?
Kevin Durant might not be the last big superstar to shockingly leave the only team he’s ever played for in NBA free agency. The free agent class of 2017 is top heavy with loads of talented player, most of whom are expected to remain with their current clubs and/or even re-sign before even testing the waters — names like Stephen Curry, Chris Paul and, until his recent extension, Russell Westbrook are the big ones, but there’s one All-Star whose name shouldn’t fly so under the radar: Blake Griffin. The Los Angeles Clippers’ star probably isn’t going anywhere. He’s got a great gig in L.A. both on the court and off of it, and
Albert Arenas at Mahindra Aspar in 2017
Albert Arenas: "I'm very happy to move into the world championship permanently with this team, my Junior World Championship team, and I'm very happy to have this opportunity. We'll be very united and prepare ourselves to the maximum, I'm very motivated and I want to learn from the team and their technicians. I know that Mahindra are doing a good job, and I am more eager than ever to start this new adventure." Source link
Warriors’ Steph Curry On 2017 NBA Free Agency: ‘I Want To Be Here’
Share this: Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry is entering the final year of his contract, but the chances of him leaving the Bay Area appear to be slim. The two-time reigning MVP recently was asked about next summer’s NBA free agency, and he shed some light on his thought process. Steph Curry when asked if he's optimistic about re-signing w/Golden State in 2017 free agency: "Uh, yes. …. I want to be here. That's it." — Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) September 27, 2016 That’s an encouraging statement for Warriors fans. Curry will make $12,112,359 this season. It’s the fourth-highest salary on the Warriors, but all of the deals ahead of him were signed after his current contract was completed. He’s expected to get a max contract unless he takes
Bagnaia set to make Moto2™ move with new VR46 team
Pablo Nieto, Team Manager: "We are very proud to announce that in 2017 we will have 4 young Italian talents on the track. We will continue in Moto3 with two KTM machines, and we will redouble our efforts – in the intermediate category of the world championship. The line up of the Moto2 team will be completed later, but we are happy to have Francesco Bagnaia back with us once again. After the interruption of the relationship between the team and Romano Fenati, we have decided to continue with our initial project of two Moto2 machines in the intermediate class. We will take a few weeks to decide who will join Bagnaia in this new challenge. We’re motivated to accompany
France qualify for Women’s EURO 2017
The path to the first 16-team UEFA Women's EURO final tournament in the Netherlands begins with a preliminary round and takes in a qualifying group stage and play-offs.In the preliminary round, two groups of four teams are played as one-venue mini-tournaments between 4 and 9 April 2015. The group winners progress to the qualifying group stage to join the 38 highest-ranked contenders in eight groups of five sides contested between 14 September 2015 and 20 September 2016.The eight group winners and the six best runners-up then advance to the final tournament, while the other two runners-up go to a play-off from 17–25 October 2016.Hosts the Netherlands will join the 15...