Events

Men's tennis is the latest to catch the reality TV bug after it was announced that world number one Andy Roddick will be the subject of a no holes barred documentary series next year.

AIM-listed ocean racing company, Clipper Ventures, has confirmed Durban has become the latest city to invest as a host port.

Bruce Langham, CEO of English Premier League club Fulham, has been axed.

Paris has unveiled its budget for its bid to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

As widely expected, CART’s decision to cancel its final race of the season in California last week is set to take to the courtroom.

Oil giant Shell has appointed the Carlson Marketing Group as its event management agency for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

The ITF has signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar deal with watch firm Fossil to become an international sponsor and ‘official watch’ of the Davis Cup.

The North American Sports Network (NASN), broadcaster of US college sports in Europe, has renewed its programming deal with CBS Broadcast International.

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A team of inspectors from soccer’s world governing body FIFA is visiting South Africa today as part of a tour of countries bidding to host the 2010 World Cup.

Australian drag racing’s iTEL Community Telco Drag Racing Nationals has secured its first major international TV rights deal.

US motorsport promoter Dover Motorsports has declared a cash dividend to shareholders.

The fires in California have claimed two high profile sporting victims – the CART and NASCAR races scheduled for this weekend in the state.

Toyota has pulled the plug on its broadcast sponsorship of UK commercial network ITV’s Formula One coverage.

Interactive sports marketing and technology firm Sportvision has signed a deal with the PGA Tour for the use of the Virtual Caddy system on television coverage of next week's Tour Championship.

The countdown is on to a seminar on the bidding and hosting of major sporting events taking place in London next week.

The bid committee for London's campaign to land the 2012 Olympic Games has rounded out its management team with three new appointments.

The NFL is to launch a UK marketing campaign promoting the Super Bowl for the second year running after appointing two agencies to handle the initiative.