Beckham, Aguero, Formula E and celebrity influence on sport
Formula E is pitting 11 influencers against each other in cars that have a quicker acceleration rate than F1 in an effort to raise the sport’s profile. The likes of
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Could sewage-powered car be motorsport’s sustainability solution?
As BBC Sport reports, a prototype is currently being worked on. As motorsport attempts to reduce carbon emissions and become more environmentally sustainable, a group of engineers may have come
Will cycling ban carbon monoxide rebreathing?
As the BBC’s Matt Warwick reports, it’s become a hot topic in elite level cycling. Cycling’s world governing body the UCI is expected to vote for a ban on the
People on the Move – Nasief Morris
Former Bafana Bafana defender Nasief Morris has been named Head Coach of the University of Cape Town women’s football team. The former Santos star, who won 37 national caps, succeeds Ahmed
Netflix adds a record 19 million subscribers
Netflix recently reported on a blockbuster holiday season, with the online streaming service adding nearly 19 million new subscribers. Netflix added 18.9 million subscribers in its holiday quarter, blowing past Wall
LIV Golf and Rick Shiels Media announce partnership
LIV Golf has announced a multi-year partnership with Rick Shiels Media, marking the first official collaboration with a major content creator in the league’s history. Through this partnership, Rick Shiels – one
Opinion – Shaping the live fan experience
This piece first appeared on the UK Sport Industry Awards platform. As the sports industry heads into 2025, the concept of the fan experience is more diffuse than ever before. Different
SA Rugby and Coca-Cola sign new deal
SA Rugby and Coca-Cola have announced the signing of a new four-year partnership. It’s a return to the SA Rugby fold for the drinks brand and it will see the
SARU left with big bill after failed equity bid
SARU will have to cough up R14-million after its general council voted against Ackerley Sports Group’s private equity bid in December. ASG’s proposal – worth R1.4-billion for a 20% stake
Australian Open gets creative with YouTube channel
The Australian Open doesn’t own all of its broadcasting rights, so they’ve taken the decision to live-stream a Wii Tennis-like version of the matches on YouTube. That means tennis fans