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today as he continues the pursuit of a dream. The 21-year-old from Southampton, fresh from the remarkable success of his first season in amateur motorcycle racing in the United States, left for Florida on Tuesday to compete in three races at Daytona....

Manchester United's FA Cup clash with Chelsea next month will not be seen in Bermuda's pubs and clubs -- unless a row over an Island bar claimed to be screening games illegally is resolved. The ultimatum came from Setanta Sport, the American company ...

at Port Royal yesterday to clinch the Lobster Pot Pro-Am crown. Hever Golf Club, from England, had started the final day of the 54-hole team tournament leading by five shots and at the turn, they had extended their lead to seven. But the Avila team p...

Pot Professional Championship at Port Royal yesterday. It was a case of deja vu for Parker, who also won the Goodwill Professional Tournament in a play-off against Bermuda's Dwayne Pearman at the Mid Ocean Club last December. Just like the Goodwill, ...

Britain because of a row involving an Island bar claimed to be showing games illegally. Shane O'Rourke, president of Setanta Sport, provider of footage of events such as FA Cup and some Premier League soccer and Five Nations rugby union, threatened t...

Bermuda Open in eight weeks' time. The Bermuda resident will be partnered by fellow Australian and doubles specialist Paul Kilderry. Rafter will also play an exhibition match on semi-final Saturday, April 17, against a yet-to-be-named opponent. But t...

Pro-Am tournament at Port Royal yesterday. The foursome from Salem Country Club in Peabody, Massachusetts, adapted best of the 23 teams to the extraordinary conditions, shooting a net 134 which put them three shots clear at the top of the leaderboard...

winner of the Lobster Pot Professional Golf Championship next week. But he will face stiff competition from Mark Alwin, another American aiming to achieve exactly the same thing. Both men's chances will be improved by the fact that entries are slight...

Players involved in last weekend's soccer violence are set to receive lengthy bans, if the Bermuda Football Association backs its words with action. The BFA's disciplinary committee will meet next Thursday to decide what punishment to mete out to the...

discuss how the rising tide of indiscipline in soccer can be stemmed. A weekend which brought six red cards in two First Division games has sparked the talks between association secretary Gregory Grimes and vice-president Lyndon Raynor. Grimes was am...