Will the International Cycling Union's new anti-doping programme be a part of the World Anti-Doping Agency's system, or is it the harbinger of an international free-for-all? Posted March 05, 2007 by rant-your-head-off.com
The sport's power struggle takes a confusing new turn, leaving the Unibet Team scratching their heads. Posted April 27, 2007 by Fred Grand
Amateurs and pros, police and politicians; they're all dragged into the latest scandal to hit a nation whose biggest cycling talent is in advanced stages of self-destruction. Posted June 10, 2007 by Fred Grand
Rugby in the deep south of the country is in dire straights. The cause? Well, just about everything, really... Posted August 01, 2007 by Darren Maslin
The International Cycling Union (UCI) made it compulsory for professional cyclists to wear helmets following the tragic death of Andrei Kivilev in 2003. Now a New York State Senator wants to impose another ban on sportsmen . . . and it won't be popular. Posted February 10, 2007 by James DeMaioribus
This week's newslines also feature a one-day cricket spectacular, a Roger Federer doddle, the start of the NFL - and the Italian F1 Grand Prix. Posted September 06, 2007 by Sportingo Staff
The nation is divided over the successor to World Cup-winning coach Jake White after the South African Rugby Union president's hint that Peter De Villiers' colour may have influenced the decision. Posted January 10, 2008 by Larry Kwirirayi
Ever since 1895, supporters of the rival rugby codes have never been able to see eye to eye. Sportingo's Donna Gee believes it's time they united in a common cause - and stopped behaving like a bunch of football hooligans. Posted June 20, 2007 by Donna Gee
The idea of merging the two codes is not All Blacks and white. Look carefully, we're not far away from such a situation now. Posted June 11, 2007 by Graham Griffiths
The former All Blacks captain is a polarising name in Kiwi rugby. Some claim the Crusaders forward is virtually invisible on the field, while others say he does more work than most. So which is it? Posted July 15, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
Top players often react with disbelief or deny involvement when they are pulled up for an infringement. But these attitudes set a very bad example to young players. Posted June 11, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
With the pro-cycling landscape undergoing radical changes in the off-season, 2008 could see the sport regain its credibility Posted February 21, 2008 by Fred Grand
A Sportingo writer takes a look at the game's new Experimental Law Variations and puts the case for and against. Posted December 04, 2007 by ROGER NAISH
The men from South America may have bowed out of the World Cup, but they are rising stars in the global rugby landscape. It's time to give them a slot in one of the major competitions. Posted October 15, 2007 by Darren Maslin
Britain came away with nine gold medals at the recent world championships in Manchester, proving we are leading the way on the track. Let's hope we can keep it going in Beijing - and in London. Posted May 07, 2008 by Chris Goldsmith
The facts speak for themselves; in a straight fight, South Africa are stronger than the mighty New Zealanders right now. Posted June 19, 2008 by Sean Bowman
Eleven years ago, the now openly professional Bath RUFC travelled north to take on the mighty Wigan RLFC at their own game. A harsh lesson was learned on the night - but what happened next? Posted April 28, 2007 by John Dobson
An injury-time try by winger Bryan Habana seals an unlikely victory as the Bulls down the Sharks by 20-19 in Durban. Posted May 21, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
These practice matches against B, C and D sides are only training runs for the World Cup big boys. Posted May 31, 2007 by Scott Donaldson
A recent article claims that the American legend's testicular cancer actually helped him during the Tour de France. Posted December 15, 2006 by Robin Parisotto
Greg Smith reckons he's found the winners of sport's Derby of Deceit...and it's certainly not football. Posted September 26, 2008 by Greg Smith
Sportingo's Donna Gee suggested in a recent article that Rugby Union and Rugby League should pool their assets and combine. The idea sparked a war of words between fans of both codes and complaints that Donna was biased towards Rugby Union. This is one Rugby League fan's response. . . Posted January 05, 2007 by James Vukmirovic
The battle for club supremacy in the Southern Hemisphere is about to start - complete with new coaches, players and team names. It promises to be a great season. Posted January 31, 2007 by Mark Maguire
Switching codes has not been a good move for the former Rugby League superstar. England coach Brian Ashton should end his misery soon. Posted February 27, 2007 by Steve Till
What is the Super 14? Where did it come from? And why is it the best rugby competition in the world? Posted March 14, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
The Kiwis have become the third country after Scotland and Australia to try out the International Rugby Board's Experimental Law Variations. And the initial vibes are good. Posted May 24, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
With no Aussie representation in the Super 14 semis and attendances plummeting, the bumbling ARU needs to find a solution - and quickly. Posted May 10, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
The feeling that the team finishing top of the Guinness Premiership should be declared English Rugby Union champions rather than resorting to play-offs is a valid one. But the rival code has used the play-off system for years - and the fans love it. Posted August 13, 2007 by Gaz Shaw
Winning the World Cup in 2003 was supposed to signal a golden era for Union. But four years on things could not be more different. Posted July 17, 2007 by Dave Doran
Last weekend in Wellington, the superiority of Graham Henry´s men - boosted by Samoan power - outshone mother nature and gutsy Irish opposition. Now England are about to step into the cauldron... Posted June 13, 2008 by Fili Tupua
International coaches are under increasing pressure to include top RL stars who switch codes in their teams. But, Jason Robinson apart, they find it a struggle - as England's Andy Farrell is experiencing. Posted September 21, 2007 by Hamish McBrearty
Sorry, but Estonia are no substitute for the real thing as fans of Man United, Liverpool, Arsenal and the rest endure a miserable fortnight without their club football. Posted October 10, 2007 by Larry Kwirirayi