BULAWAYO – FEBRUARY 24: Matthew Hayden of Australia is given a hat by Australian fans after the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 Pool A match between Zimbabwe and Australia held on February 24, 2003 at Queens Park, in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Australia won the match by 7 wickets. (Photo by Hamish Blair/Getty Im ages) ICC Cricket World Cup Final - Australia v Sri Lanka
BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS – APRIL 28: Andrew Symonds and Matthew Hayden of Australia pose with the ICC World Cup trophy after the ICC Cricket World Cup Final between Australia and Sri Lanka at the Kensington Oval on April 28, 2007 in Bridgetown, Barbados. (Photo by Hamish Blair/Getty Images) Alonso clings to championship dream as gap widens
GREATER NOIDA, India (Reuters) – Ferrari's Fernando Alonso lost a ra ce battle but looked forward to winning the championship war despite falling further behind Red Bull's overall leader Sebastian Vettel after Sunday's Indian Grand Prix. Trailing Vettel by six points before landing in India, Alonso drove an aggressive race at the Buddh International Circuit to finish second – three places up from where he started but still behind winner Vettel. It was, the Spaniard recognised, damage limitation with everything still to play for up to the final race in Brazil next month. … Motor racing-Alonso clings to championship dream as gap widens
GREATER NOIDA, India, Oct 28 (Reuters) – Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso lost a race battle but looked forward to winning the championship war despite falling further behind Red Bull’s overall leader Sebastian Vettel after Sunday’s Indian Grand Prix. Trailing Vettel by six points before landing in India, Alonso drove an aggressive race at the Buddh International Circuit to finish second – three places up from where he started but still behind winner Vettel. It was, the Spaniard recognised, damage limitation with everything still to play for up to the final race in Brazil next month. …
Motor racing-Alonso clings to championship dream as gap widens
GREATER NOIDA, India, Oct 28 (Reuters) – Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso lost a race battle but looked forward to winning the championship war despite falling further behind Red Bull’s overall leader Sebastian Vettel after Sunday’s Indian Grand Prix. Trailing Vettel by six points before landing in India, Alonso drove an aggressive race at the Buddh International Circuit to finish second – three places up from where he started but still behind winner Vettel. It was, the Spaniard recognised, damage limitation with everything still to play for up to the final race in Brazil next month. …
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Motor racing-McLaren change five wheels on Hamilton's car
GREATER NOIDA, India, Oct 28 (Reuters) – Already boasting some of the fastest pitstops in Formula One, McLaren went a step further at the Indian Grand Prix on Sunday by changing five wheels on Lewis Hamilton’s car in just over three seconds. The 2008 world champion had been suffering from a downshift problem during his first stint of the race and was having to change gear with his right hand rather than his left. So the team decided to change his steering wheel as well as the tyres when he pitted. “I’ve never had to change a steering wheel during a race before,” said the Briton. …
Usa's Linsey Vonn stands at finish line after crashing during the second run of an alpine ski, women's World Cup giant slalom, in Soelden, Austria, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012. (AP Photo/Giovanni Auletta)
Usa's Linsey Vonn stands at finish line after crashing during the second run of an alpine ski, women's World Cup giant slalom, in Soelden, Austria, Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012. (AP Photo/Giovanni Auletta) 
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