Belgian snowboarder Seppe Smits poses during a visit on the construction site of the snowboard track for the upcoming 'Big Air Antwerp', the first stage in the FIS World Cup of snowboarding, on November 8, 2012 in Antwerp. AFP POTO/BELGA/NICOLAS MAETERLINCK -Belgium Out-NICOLAS MAETERLINCK/AFP/Getty Images SNOW BOARDING-BEL-WCUP-TRACK
Belgian snowboarder Seppe Smits poses during a visit on the construction site of the snowboard track for the upcoming 'Big Air Antwerp', the first stage in the FIS World Cup of snowboarding, on November 8, 2012 in Antwerp. AFP POTO/BELGA/NICOLAS MAETERLINCK -Belgium Out-NICOLAS MAETERLINCK/AFP/Getty Images Celtic must now kick on & five things we learned from the Champions League this week
One of the most remarkable weeks in Champions League history has left a continent breathless as Barcelona succumb to the kings of Scotland Wenger & Arsenal have no room to complain over Wilshere England return
The midfielder has capped his comeback from a 17-month injury absence with a place in Roy Hodgson's latest squad, despite his club manager recently voicing concern Terra Selects Juniper Networks QFabric for Its Data Center Network to Support Increasing Demand for Online Media Across 17 Countries
Juniper Networks , the industry leader in network innovation, today announced that Terra, a leading global digital media company that reaches a monthly audience of approximately 100 million with entertainment, …
Motor racing-Caterham name Abiteboul as F1's youngest team boss
LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) – Frenchman Cyril Abiteboul became the youngest team principal in Formula One on Thursday with Caterham naming the 35-year-old as successor to Malaysian entrepreneur and co-owner Tony Fernandes. Abiteboul was already the chief executive of the British-based team, who have yet to score a point in three years, and will now combine both roles. “Cyril is going to be an excellent team principal. He has extensive experience in F1, he is extremely well respected and he shares our vision for what we want our team to achieve,” said Fernandes in a statement. …
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