ARROWS SPONSOR DEAL IN DOUBT CLAIMS REPORT
The $15m-a-year sponsorship of the Arrows Formula One team by telecommunications company Orange could be jeopardy, according to media speculation.
WAR PUTS PAID TO MORE SPORTING EVENTS
Yugoslavia will not be allowed to host international volleyball events during the Kosovo crisis, the sport's world body has said.
THREAT TO UK 2005 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
The International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) has threatened to withdraw the 2005 World Championships from London over doubts concerning the proposed #95million stadium at Picketts Lock.
AUSSIE SPORTS CASH BOOST
Sports in Australia is to receive $A144m in funds over four years in the 1999/2000 from its government.
INDIA CRICKET CHIEFS START PROBE
The disciplinary committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) began a meeting on Tuesday to decide the fate of five test players named in a federal matchfixing report and an internal inquiry by the board.
CABLEVISION REPORTS LOSSES
Cablevision Systems Corp.has reported a narrower-than-expected loss, boosted by strength in its cable televsion and programming businesses.
FAST TRACK RENEWS DEAL WITH FISU
Fast Track, the sports consultancy founded by Alan Pascoe, has won its first major international consultancy contract.
JUDO LEAGUE WINS EURO CASE
A European Court of Justice adviser has said the Belgian Judo League had the right to limit which of its members could participate in European and international competitions.
PEUGEOT BOSS SAYS F1 COSTS HAVE BECOME CRAZY
The cost of scoring a single point in Formula One has reached crazy levels and more manufacturers may decide it has become too expensive, says Peugeot's motorsport chief.
INDY WRITER BAN OVERTURNED
Indianapolis Motor Speedway chief Tony George is reinstating the Indy 500 press credential of a Sports Illustrated writer banned over a critical article he wrote.