SOCCER SIDES GET IN SYNCH
Ticketing firm Synchro Systems have signed new deals with six British soccer clubs and two foreign teams.
ARGENTINIAN SOCCER CLUB TO SIGN PRIVATISATION DEAL
Argentinian soccer club Racing is close to signing a privatisation deal.
EXPERTS LINE UP FOR MOTORSPORTS SEMINAR
Experts from NASCAR, Le Mans and Formula One will be in attendance for the first in a series of seminars on motorsports technology to be held in the US.
CRICKET CHIEF DENIES FIX ALLEGATIONS
South African cricket boss Ali Bacher has rejected an allegation in a newspaper that he fixed a match during a rebel tour by a West Indies side in the 1980s.
PLAYERS THREATEN US STAY-AWAY AT NEXT RYDER CUP
The controversial scenes at the finale of golf?s Ryder Cup could have far reaching consequences after a number of leading European players said they may snub plans to play the event in the States again.
CART COMES TO MEXICO CITY
CART has signed a deal with a local promoter to stage a round of its FedEx Championship Series in Mexico City.
IBM SET TO TAKE GOLD ? THEN RETIRE FROM GAMES
Four years after the "Glitch Games" of Atlanta, IBM looks set to end 40 years of Olympic involvement on a high note.
HUIZENGA SEEKS NEW STADIUM SPONSOR
The search for a new naming rights sponsor to replace the defunct Pro Player at the Miami Dolphins? stadium could involve the sale of a stake in the franchise.
MINNESOTA OWNERS TARGET TWINS FRANCHISE
Continuing the trend towards combined ownership of more than one sports franchise, the owners of Minnesota's NBA and NHL teams are were working on a deal to buy the Minnesota Twins, contingent upon the construction of a new stadium in St. Paul.
NET FALLS ON BADMINTON WORLD GRAND PRIX
Badminton's prestigious World Grand Prix finals are to be scrapped in their present format.