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Dance with Bolt at Crystal Palace
Do you love to dance? If so, then how would you like to dance with Jamaican sprint sensation Usain Bolt at the Crystal Palace Grand Prix in three weeks? UK Athletics and Aviva London Grand Prix organisers Fast Track are giving the world the chance to dance with the triple Olympic gold medallist through the Bolt Dance campaign at ...
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No rush: For now, Taylor Phinney content to sit home and watch the Tour unfold
Taylor Phinney woke up early Saturday, settling in to watch the Tour de France prologue from his couch in Boulder, Colo.
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Best air quality in near decade
POLLUTION levels in Beijing over the past six months were the lowest seen in nearly a decade, environmental officials said on Friday.
Industries being reinvented in Pearl River Delta
The role of design in reinventing the world's factory was in the spotlight at a recent conference organised by the Hong Kong Design Centre.
USAIN Bolt, the fastest man in history, insisted on Thursday he can run the 100 metres in 9.5 seconds - if he can get back into his gold medal-winning Beijing Olympics form.
'Cannonball Cavendish' aims for new heights
Given the electrifying sprint finishes of British rider Mark Cavendish, it is little wonder he is nicknamed `Cannonball Cavendish' and the `Manx Express'. After a barnstorming start to his career, where at only 24 he is already halfway to equalling Barry Hoban's British record of eight Tour de France stage wins, Cavendish is once again primed to ...
Asia Olympic Council supports Tokyo's bid to host 2016 Summer Games
The Olympic Council of Asia has endorsed the bid of Tokyo to host the Summer Games in 2016.
Festival gives taste of Olympics
A food festival in Chicago is giving visitors a taste of the Olympics if Chicago gets the 2016 Summer Games.
2012 Games on track as promised, says Coe
The global financial crisis will in no way prevent London from hosting exactly the Olympic spectacle it promised in more affluent times, London's Games chief Sebastian Coe told Reuters yesterday.
British Olympic champs win at Henley Royal Regatta
British Olympic champions Andy Hodge and Peter Reed easily defeated Andrew Walker and John Huppi from Tulane Rowing Association in the Silver Goblet event for international coxless pairs at Henley Royal Regatta on Thursday.
Olympic champion: Universiade is just a warm-up
Chinese fencer Olympic champion Zhong Man said in Belgrade on Wednesday that 2009 Universiade is just a warm-up for world championship, and that he likes the Universiade village.
Wiggins wants a top-20 finish in France
Photograph: Tom Jenkins On form, Bradley Wiggins will be the favourite for Saturday's opening time-trial stage in the Tour de France in Monaco, but has longer-term ambitions for the overall standings.
US team finds its gift horse in Ralph Lauren again,...
The U.S. Olympic team will stay with the Polo look for the opening and closing ceremonies in Vancouver and London.
Germany's Britta Steffen breaks freestyle record
The Aug. 17, 2008 file photo shows Germany's Britta Steffen smiling after winning the gold in the women's 50-meter freestyle final during the swimming competitions in the National Aquatics Center at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Former boxing champ, Managua mayor Arguello dead
In this Jan. 28, 1978 file photo, Nicaragua's junior lightweight fighter Alexis Arguello, left, cuts into Puerto Ricos' Alfredo Escalera with a strong left in the ninth round of their World Boxing Council title fight near San Juan.
Beijing Olympics assets auctions collect $28m
The last auction of Beijing Olympic assets closed Tuesday, bringing the total deals to 189 million yuan , an increment of 260 percent from the evaluation price.
No LA for Coach K, but another Olympics could work
Everybody wants to be wanted. And then there's Mike Krzyzewski. The man already has a job for life at Duke, and barely three weeks to decide whether he wants to coach the U.S. Olympic men's basketball team again.
Dream Team, Michael Johnson, Picabo Street among inductees into USOC Hall of Fame
The Dream Team is still dominating. The star-studded team that featured Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and Charles Barkley and won the gold medal in Barcelona headlines this year's inductees for the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame.
City inspector urges reform before 2016 Olympics
Chicago's inspector general is calling a Chicago a corruption-plagued city that should turn itself into a model of reform before the city could get selected for the 2016 Olympics.
City honours Olympic cyclist Hoy
Olympic cycling gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy has been honoured by his home city.