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BRITISH GRAND PRIX MAY BE SCRAPPED
The British Formula One Grand Prix could be scrapped if the Competition Commission rules that Octagon Motor Sports? acquisition of a Silverstone circuit lease is against the public interest, according to lawyers for Octagon.
IOC PRAISES BEIJING?S 2008 OLYMPIC GAMES BID
The International Olympic Committee said today that Beijing has assembled a high quality bid for the 2008 Olympic Games.
ECCLESTONE EYES RUSSIA
Moscow may be on the Formula One Grand Prix map as soon as 2003, if the International Automobile Federation (FIA) gets its way.
SAMARANCH BLASTS UNYONG
Olympic boss Juan Antonio Samaranch said on Tuesday he did not support Kim Un-yong's plan to allow IOC members to visit cities bidding for the Games if the South Korean is elected IOC president in July.
IOC ELECTIONS ? POUND SET TO JOIN LIST OF CANDIDATES
Canadian lawyer Dick Pound will reveal today whether he will run for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in July. Pound is expected to be the last candidate to declare before the April 10 deadline.
IOC PRESIDENT TO BE VOTED IN ON JULY 16
The future President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will be elected on July 16 during the 112th IOC Session in Moscow.
ROGGE JOINS RACE FOR IOC PRESIDENCY
Jacques Rogge, a Belgian surgeon who has won a reputation for fixing the pains and strains of organising Olympic Games, on Monday joined the race for world sport's most powerful job - the International Olympic Committee (IOC) presidency.
SOUTH KOREAN BIDS FOR OLYMPIC PRESIDENCY
South Korean Kim Un-yong has joined the race for world sport's most powerful job -- the International Olympic Committee (IOC) presidency.
ROGGE SET TO ENTER RACE FOR SAMARANCH JOB
Hot favourite to replace Juan Antonio Samaranch as president of the IOC, Jacques Rogge, is to officially declare his candidacy next week.
CANDIDATES GEAR UP FOR IOC PRESIDENTIAL RACE
The toe-dipping around the Olympic pool is set to stop and the serious contenders are preparing to dive into the race for world sport's most powerful job - the International Olympic Committee (IOC) presidency.
WENGER FEARS FOR FOOTBALL FOLLOWING NEW TRANSFER DEAL
Arsenal coach Arsene Wenger has warned that soccer could be heading for trouble over the new transfer system and said that it lacked all-round support from the game.
SOCCER STARS TO SUPPORT 2008 OLYMPICS BID
France's world-beating soccer team will come out on Tuesday in support of Paris's bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games.
INSPECTORS EVALUATE OSAKA’S OLYMPIC BID
A cabinet minister and kimono-clad young women turned out to greet Olympics inspectors when they arrived on Sunday in Japan's western metropolis Osaka to evaluate its bid to stage the 2008 Summer Games.
ECCLESTONE SAYS RUSSIA COULD HOST F1 RACE SOON
Russia could hold a Formula One race within two to three years if a new circuit near Moscow is completed on schedule, Bernie Ecclestone was quoted as saying on Friday.
BEIJING UPBEAT AS OLYMPIC GAMES INSPECTORS END TOUR
China bid farewell to Olympic Games inspectors on Sunday, brushing off human rights concerns and vowing to make Beijing the clean, green and modern city it promised in its bid to host the 2008 Games.
POWERBOAT STANDARDS SET AS SERIES GETS UNDERWAY
The opening leg of the UIM Formula 1 Powerboat World Championship in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, will be used as a benchmark for other venues of the 14-round UIM world championship
BRITISH COMPANY BUYS CSKA MOSCOW STAKE
Russian premier division club CSKA Moscow has been bought by a consortium, including British company Blue Castle Enterprises Ltd.
CHINA COURTS IOC OFFICIALS FOR 2008 BID
China urged International Olympic Committee (IOC) delegates arriving on Monday to assess Beijing's bid for the 2008 Games to focus on its credentials as a "sports superpower of 1.2 billion people", not its human rights record.