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| Humbug: Magic's Van Gundy opposed to NBA on Christmas Stan Van Gundy has a request for the NBA: no more Christmas games. "I actually feel sorry for people who have nothing to do on Christmas Day ... rssfeeds.usatoday.com |
Andrew Strauss hails match-saver Graham Onions as ‘a legend’ Andrew Strauss hailed Graham Onions as “a legend†after England’s last man survived the final over to earn a draw in a dramatic climax to the third Test against South Africa at Sahara Park yesterday. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Hamilton says he's No2 at McLaren • Hmailton expects a level playing field with Jenson Button• Former world champion says he has yet to work with successorLewis Hamilton has said that he will be the No2 driver at McLaren this season although he expects that there will be a level playing field with his new team-mate, the world champion, Jenson Button.Hamilton told ITV: "I'm not the world champion – I'm just the No2 driver, but I think it's a level playing field. We're very much equal and heading into the year as a fresh start. Clearly I've been in the team a little bit longer than he has, but both I and the team have been very welcoming towards him and have tried to make him feel as comfortable as possible. The team is working very hard to help him get up to speed as fast as he possibly can, but then he's the world champion."The 2008 world champion said they had not worked together yet. "He's only just started to work with the team," he said. "I've been away training and he's been away training, so we don't actually start working together until the end of January. In the next couple of weeks we'll meet up and start the partnership – because we're going to be working together for a few years now – and I'm very much looking forward to it."Hamilton added: "He's got a huge amount of experience in Formula One, so hopefully I'll learn a lot from him and vice versa. Obviously we both want to win, but hopefully by going in the same direction with the same goal we'll be able to help the team move forward and get some good success. With the new car, hopefully we'll be able to compete at the front. For British sport especially and for British fans it's great, and myself and Jenson will continue to push as hard as we can to be the best we can possibly be and try to keep it [the world championship] British."Lewis HamiltonJenson ButtonMcLarenFormula OneMotor sportguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Del Potro, Henin make strides at Australian as do Clijsters, Nadal U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro held off James Blake in a marathon five-setter Wednesday, while Justine Henin advanced to the third ... rssfeeds.usatoday.com |
Ricardo Fuller heads off challenge from vulnerable Arsenal This is an FA Cup full of surprises - Manchester United, Liverpool and now Arsenal, all gone by the end of January - but the manner of this defeat was less of a shock. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |