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Jordan suffers sponsor loss
The Jordan Formula One team has been rocked by the loss of one of its main sponsor, Deutsche Post.
Barbados back on Seniors’ calendar
Golf's European Seniors Tour will return to the Caribbean for the fourth successive year as the islands of Barbados and Tobago host the opening two events on the 2003 schedule.
Hungary GP ‘not at risk’
Hungary has denied its place on the Formula One calendar is at risk as motorsport chiefs look to make way for China and Bahrain.
Shares stall at Podia probe
Shares in Formula One marketing firm the Podia Group have been voluntary suspended on London's Alternative Investment Market and its finance director suspended, as it initiates a probe into its licensing and merchandising division.
Bahrain plans for F1 future
Bahrain is set to join China as a new venue for Formula One in 2004 after it was confirmed it has joined forces with Malaysia to build a new motorsport circuit.
Formula One heads to China
Formula One is to confirm this week it will be heading to China - at least according to the company building a major new circuit in Shanghai.
FIFA statutes get revised
The FIFA Statutes Revision Committee will meet for the first time in Zurich on November 3-4.
Team chief fears for League
The continuing crisis in English soccer’s Football League is set to get worse, according to the chairman of London team Crystal Palace, who has called for soccer administrators to introduce a salary cap scheme.
Jordan: ‘I will play again’
Michael Jordan, the man who took sport endorsement deals to a new level, has confirmed he will still play with NBA team the Washington Wizards next season.
Jordan set to continue in NBA
The man who revolutionised sport endorsement deals, Michael Jordan, looks set to continue his return to the NBA, despite a knee injury which saw him miss 22 games.
Spurs turn down Israel
English Premier League soccer club Tottenham Hotspur has turned down an approach by the Israeli Football Association to host its home qualifying matches for Euro 2004.
Bahrain to oust San Marino?
The San Marino Grand Prix could be replaced by one in Bahrain in time for the 2004 Formula One season, according to reports this week.
Bahrain in, Moscow out
Bahrain is reportedly in line to host a Formula One race from the 2004 season but Moscow has been dropped as a potential venue, according to reports.
Ryder Cup faces new threat
There are new fears this month's Ryder Cup could be postponed again, after US captain Curtis Strange (pictured) hinted a worsening international political situation could see the event called off.
Sri Lanka to host Pakistan-Australia match
The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has confirmed that Sri Lanka and the United Arab Emirates will host its team's cricket series against Pakistan next month.
Chess set for showdown
Chess is set to be flung into the limelight once again after the dates were confirmed for the match between world champion Vladimir Kramnik and Deep Fitz - the world's most powerful chess computer.
ICC sets Friday deadline
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has demanded that all players competing in next month's ICC Champions Trophy sign their players' terms contracts ahead of its executive board meeting in Dubai on Saturday.
Woods named top endorser
Golfer Tiger Woods has been named the biggest and most-influential celebrity endorser, according to a leading black US business magazine.