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Indies he was one of the question marks on the Australian squad. But after a superb series all the question marks vanished. He is, indeed, the genuine article. The lean and lanky, right-arm fast bowler proved a thorn in the side of the Windies batsma...

That according to all-rounder Steve Waugh, the batting hero of the decisive fourth Test against the West Indies which earned the Australians the unofficial title of world champions. "We're here to win and play some good cricket at the same time,'' sa...

the front of the pack following the four-stage Bermuda Grand Prix which started with Friday night's two hour criterium and concluded with yesterday's 75-mile road race. At 42, an age when most are on the downside athletically, Hopkins showed that the...

the winners rejoiced in the spoils of victory following the conclusion of International Race Week. Peter Bromby, Eugene (Penny) Simmons and Roger Ewart Smith placed a final stamp on the regatta, wrapping up the last three classes to be decided and br...

victory in The Front Street Race of the Bermuda Grand Prix. Schuler played the game masterfully on the tight track, never losing touch with the pack, which allowed him to use his specialty -- the sprint -- to full effect at the end. It had long becom...

of vengeful seas and a quality fleet to claim the Laser class championship on the penultimate day of International Race Week. Smith, who entered the day holding a slim lead over visitor James Jacob, nailed the door shut on his rival, posting two firs...

International Race Week yesterday, while other locals Malcolm Smith, Rudy Bailey and Peter Bromby inched closer to securing titles of their own. Simmons stepped into the winner's circle when he wrested the Bermuda Race Week Championship A series amon...

Sports jargon says that luck goes with the champion. But that theory bears little merit for former May 24 Marathon Derby winner Errol Cormack. The only luck he's had since that 1992 triumph has been downright rotten. For the third year in succession ...

the once popular Tornado class appears to have been sunk without trace, and there are fears that it may not be able to resurface in the near future. On life support ever since the closure of the United States Naval Annex in Southampton left the Torna...

Leading Etchells sailor Tim Patton yesterday dismissed rumours that he would not be competing in this year's International Race Week, set to start on Sunday. Patton, rated the Island's number one Etchells skipper and second only to American Tim Lynch...